How to Find a Quiet Beach in Southern California
Southern California is known for its warm, sandy beaches. But if you are headed there and you are looking for a quiet beach, you might not know where to start. Below are some suggestions.
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Make it a point to find Port Hueneme beach overlooking the Channel Islands if you are in Ventura County. Take a trip to the Channel Islands National Park and explore the islands.
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Visit Beacon's Beach--also known as the surfer beach--in San Diego. Park and follow the trail down to the beach.
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Going to be in Enchitas in San Diego County? A great suggestion is Moonlight State Park, which is in a residential area away from tourists.
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Looking for a beach with a small-town feel? Your best bet might be Capistrano Beach in Orange County.
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Going to be near Los Angeles and hoping to find a quiet beach? Take a trip to Manhattan Beach on Santa Monica Bay.
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Tips & Warnings
Beaches are less crowded during the winter months than during the summer.
Beaches are quieter on weekdays than on the weekends.
Beaches are typically less crowded in the morning and evening than in the afternoon.
There may be fees associated with beaches in Southern California that are part of state or national parks.
