Huntington Beach -
Stretching more than eight miles, Huntington Beach is the biggest in Orange County. It faces southwest, offering great surfing waves year round. Huntington Beach has the longest concrete pier on the California coast (1,852 feet), numerous volleyball courts and a bike path that's ideal for roller-blading and jogging. It also has fire pits for cookouts, concession stands, surf equipment, bike and roller blade rentals. Within walking distance of the pier, you'll find great eateries and some of the best surf shops in the country.

Newport Beach -
One of Southern California's most beautiful beach destinations, Newport Beach is located approximately 30 miles south of Los Angeles. Current population is approximately 70,000. The land mass is nearly 14 square miles and there are nearly 22 square miles of Ocean and Bay area. The fishing, surfing (one of the first surf contests in California, the Pacific Coast Surf riding championship tournament, was held in here in 1928) and beaches around Newport Beach are some of the finest in California.

Laguna Beach -
Laguna Beach is Southern California's premier seaside artist haven. Mansions and quaint cottages amidst subtropical gardens line bluffs above sandy coves along a seven mile scenic coastline. Inland, luxuriant foliage and seaview homes cover lower canyons and ridges of hills that rise more than 1,000 feet above the ocean. Developed as a resort city more than a century ago, artists began arriving soon afterwards and enjoy almost year-round, picture-perfect weather. Enjoy the many superb Laguna Beach restaurants, art galleries and hotels, many with breathtaking sunset views.