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Pro
Walking the "Laguna-unique" cliffs & beaches, sunsets, vistas, good restaurants, hotels and clubs
Con
to expensive,to busy in the summer best in the winter
In a nutshell
Laguna Beach has a lot of beauty and surprises.
6 Reviews Why is Laguna Beach worth taking the time to write VT pages about? In a nutshell, walking the beach and the glorious sunsets. Here is a quick low-resolution sunset shot from a cheap cr@ppy digital camera. No camera can completely diminish the beauty of a Laguna Beach sunset. Wanna' see some...
1 Review Off Pacific Coast Highway (PCH to the locals), just north of Highway 133 and along the bluffs is a walking path that leads from the bluffs to the tide pools. Along the path is a well-cultivated rose garden that is open to the public. Starting at the bluffs, visitors get a panoramic view of the...
1 Review Joe Brown was the grandson of a businessman and artist who had arrived during the 1930s to purchase one of the grandest brick waterfront beach houses of Laguna Beach. Joe Brown's father and later he had grown up and retired at what would be 551 South Coast Blvd, but in 2002 an El NiƱo storm wave...
2 Reviews While you're in Laguna Beach, you can catch a performance at the wonderful Laguna Playhouse. This is a very popular theatre in Southern California, and more than 110,000 theatregoers attend performances there every year. The Laguna Playhouse was originally founded in 1920. The first theatre was...
1 Review Laguna Beach is an artist colony of sorts, with a substantial number of artists in residence as well as a number of world-class galleries selling art by artists from all over the world. Most of these galleries are concentrated along the coastal highway in central Laguna Beach, and these can be...
1 Review Over 190 artists invite you on an artistic journey through a village of fine art and superb crafts during July and August. You can buy art directly from the artists. Enjoy continuous entertainment, art workshops, outdoor cafes and a saloon. It's great fun, a must see and you will meet so many people...
The Festival of Arts -- Pageant of the Masters
1 Review Imagine famous art masterpieces coming to life right in front of your eyes? Don't just imagine but come where it happens! This is just another excuse to arrive in Laguna Beach. It's wonderful to come out at night in the Laguna breeze and be a part of such stimulating fun. This year, I'll likely...
1 Review Laguna Art Museum is a small museum focused on American art, and specfically art that relates to California. You'll find a permanent collection of interesting paintings and photographs here. There are also a number of special exhibits that pass through the musuem throughout the year. You can also...
2 Reviews Sometimes referred to as the "dirty bird" (you'll understand once you've been there) The Sandpiper is a casual local place with live music, but some nights lots of tourists/out-of-towners as well. Can be dead or busy, just depends on what's happening at the time. The staff/crew are friendly....
1 Review Much of the attention of Laguna Beach is centered in the northern coast, featuring the main beach, and the renowed venues like the playhouse and city museum. However, less spoiled beaches and the ultra luxurious resort, Montage are highlights of the southern Pacific Ocean bordering half of LB worth...
2 Reviews You can buy, take lessons, & rent all your surf gear here. Rod Greenup is the helpful & knowledgeable owner / instructor. Laguna Beach is perfect for the beginner / amateur just starting out, as the waves on the southern part of the beach are not huge or dangerous. Check it out here: Costa Azul...
8 Reviews After reading a sad article this morning about how polluted a lot of America's beaches have become, I was pleased to at least see that Laguna Beach had some of the cleanest beaches in the country. Reference was this article here culled from a 2009 report by the Natural Resources Defense...
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