Venice Beach is more than just sand and surf—it’s a cultural phenomenon with its world-famous Ocean Front Walk boardwalk. This eclectic beach features street performers, vendors, and the iconic Muscle Beach outdoor gym where bodybuilders train in public view. The Venice Skate Park and basketball courts attract athletes of all levels, while the canal district […]
Carmel Beach is a pristine, white-sand crescent situated at the foot of Ocean Avenue in the charming village of Carmel-by-the-Sea. Known for its cypress-lined backdrop and the iconic Pebble Beach Golf Links visible to the north, this dog-friendly beach allows canine companions to run off-leash. The beach offers excellent surfing conditions and permits beach fires […]
Corpus Christi’s Gulf Beach stretches along the eastern shore of Corpus Christi, offering true Gulf of Mexico surf conditions compared to the calmer bay beaches. The beach features wide, clean sand with moderate waves ideal for boogie boarding and beginning surfers. Multiple access points with parking make the beach easily accessible for visitors. The area […]
Laguna Beach is known for its picturesque coves, crystal-clear waters, and seven miles of coastline featuring over 30 beaches and coves. The Main Beach area offers a scenic boardwalk, beach volleyball courts, and is walking distance to downtown shops and restaurants. Visitors can explore exceptional tide pools teeming with marine life, and the area is […]
Malibu is home to some of California’s most iconic beaches, including Surfrider Beach (the first World Surfing Reserve), Zuma Beach, and El Matador State Beach with its stunning sea caves and rock formations. The scenic coastline has served as a backdrop for countless films and is popular with celebrities. The pristine beaches offer excellent surfing […]
Santa Monica State Beach stretches 3.5 miles along the Pacific and is distinguished by its iconic pier featuring Pacific Park amusement rides, an aquarium, and restaurants. The beach is bordered by a paved path perfect for biking and skating, while the soft sand accommodates beach volleyball courts and exercise equipment at the original Muscle Beach. […]
Padre Balli Park is a 400-acre beach park on North Padre Island featuring the iconic Bob Hall Pier (currently being rebuilt after Hurricane damage). The park offers 95 RV sites with water and electrical hookups, creating a popular beach camping destination. The beach allows vehicle access with a permit, providing convenience for families with equipment. […]
Horace Caldwell Pier Beach centers around the 1,240-foot pier extending into the Gulf of Mexico from Port Aransas Beach. The pier creates excellent surfing conditions, making this area a hub for the local surf culture. The pier itself offers fishing opportunities without needing a boat, with catches including speckled trout, redfish, and tarpon. The surrounding […]
Whitecap Beach features pristine white sand and consistent waves that make it a favorite among surfers and kiteboarders on North Padre Island. The beach is divided into two sections—one allowing vehicles and one reserved for pedestrians only—catering to different preferences. The beach is known for its scenic views of both sunrises and sunsets over the […]
IB Magee Beach Park is a popular county-operated beach and campground at the northeast end of Mustang Island near Port Aransas. The beach offers 75 RV sites with electrical and water hookups right on the beachfront, creating one of Texas’ best beach camping experiences. The adjacent Horace Caldwell Pier provides excellent fishing opportunities and creates […]