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10 Things to do in La Jolla: Hikes, Food & Beaches

Last Modified: May 18, 2020

La Jolla is a beautiful area located north of Downtown San Deigo and is well worth the effort to visit. La Jolla is one of the most laid back cities in the San Diego area, and it has a plethora of great things to do, ranging from kayaking to restaurants. Here is my list of recommendations when […]

Filed Under: Beaches, Southern California Tagged With: La Jolla, San Diego County

8 Orange County Beaches to Visit this Summer

Last Modified: May 16, 2020

Orange County has some genuinely amazing beaches that people come from all over the country to visit. While this is not a complete list, it features some of my favorite beaches in the county. Be sure to let me know what I left off in the comments. Video Here is a video I made of […]

Filed Under: Beaches, Southern California

Marshall’s Beach: An Epic San Francisco’s Sunset Spot

Last Modified: May 16, 2020

San Francisco is a city that is full of amazing places for photography. However, when I am asked what my favorite spot is in the city, it is hard for me to not default to Marshall’s Beach. This small stretch of sand on the southwest side of the Golden Gate Bridge is one of the […]

Filed Under: Beaches, Northern California Tagged With: San Francisco, San Francisco County

Cabrillo Beach Tide Pools & San Pedro Sunken City

Last Modified: May 11, 2020

Cabrillo Beach sits out on the edge of Point Fermin in the town of San Pedro. This beach has historical significance from the bathhouse that sits on the sand, a beautiful collection of tide pools about a quarter mile from the beach, and the infamous Sunken City if you keep going around the bend. If […]

Filed Under: Beaches, Southern California, Wildlife

One Thousand Steps Beach: Santa Barbara’s Best Sunset Spot

Last Modified: May 9, 2020

It’s hard to pick a favorite beach in the Santa Barbara area, but if you really pushed me, I would probably say One Thousand Steps Beach. Located close to Shoreline Park, but with no real parking area, this beach is rarely busy, and it has some of the best coastal views in the entire area. […]

Filed Under: Beaches, Central California Tagged With: Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara County

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