Laguna Beach is a seaside village of
25,000-plus
residents ideally located halfway
between Los Angeles
and San Diego.
Featuring seven miles of beautiful
Pacific coastline, Laguna offers 30 public
beaches and coves, 19 city parks and 17,000
acres of surrounding coastal wilderness.
It’s an ideal destination for biking, hiking,
walking, cycling, kayaking, fishing and
bird-watching. From
mid-December to early
April, beachgoers can spot migrating whales
from our shores.
The village’s beauty—reminiscent of the
Mediterranean coast—inspires the hundreds
of
working artists who live here. Laguna
Beach’s
quaint downtown abounds with art
galleries (more than 60), antique stores,
unique shops and restaurants. Cultural
happenings take place here all year long, including a monthly
Art Walk,
the renowned
Festival of Arts and Pageant of the
Masters, and the
events of
the Sawdust Arts Festival.
We are
also home to the Laguna Playhouse,
one of the oldest
continually
operating theaters on the West Coast;
and the
Laguna Art Museum,
a museum of American art with a special
focus on the art of California.
In addition to our unforgettable natural and cultural attractions, Laguna
Beach offers a perfect base from which to explore the endless possibilities
of Southern California. Many golf courses, some with spectacular ocean
views, are nearby, as are such world-renowned theme parks and attractions
as Disneyland and Disney’s California Adventure, Knott’s Berry Farm, Legoland,
the San Diego Zoo, SeaWorld, Universal Studios, the historic Queen Mary and
so much more.
For more information on Laguna Beach, please visit the Laguna Beach Visitors Bureau’s website.
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“If you stay at the Inn at Laguna Beach, you can leave your car keys
on the dresser until it’s time to go home.” LA MAGAZINE
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