Newport Beach Beaches

Newport Beach Beaches are some of the country's cleanest, with the best water quality. There are several beaches you can try in Newport Beach and Corona Del mar.

First Balboa Island Beaches are small so many locals don't even know that they are public. When I say they are small they really are, be sure to get there early to save your spot. They are right along the board walk so all day you will not only enjoy the beach but you can also people watch.

Newport Beach Pier.The Beach here is  known to the locals as Blackies. There is plenty to do in the 5 miles of sand you will encounter. Restaurants, bars, shops, are some of the places you can tour. You can also rent bikes, roller skate, or skate board on the board walk. This  area definitely attracts the tourist.

The Wedge in Newport Beach is a spot where  giant waves break. This is located at the end of the Peninsula point. You do not want to get in the water here unless you are an experienced body boarder. And no boards either! Usually summer is when the biggest waves break here. It's really fun to come and watch. Please be really careful here, it is very dangerous.

Big Corona and Little Corona are located between Ocean Blvd and Poppy and Marguerite. At Big Corona  Beach you will find  a snack bar,  surfers, swimmers, and volleyball players, at night you can build a campfire. Walk on down to Little Corona and see the tide pools. Families with little kids visit here often.

Crystal Cove State Park and Beach. Here you will find a 3 mile stretch with 7 coves along the way. Not only can you swim, Sunbathe, hike, and surf, you can have lunch at the darling seaside Beachcomber Café.

For more information on Newport Beach feel free to contact me.