Southern California is one of the most picturesque coastal regions in the world. You should not miss the wonderful beaches located in this region when you visit California. Given below are the important beaches in California Tours.

Huntington Beach:

With over 50 surfing contests apprehended each year in Huntington Beach, in addition a Surfing Walk of Fame, Surfers’ Hall of Fame and International Surfing Museum, Huntington Beach, or “Surf City” as some describe it, is the place you’ll wish to visit to surf and watch surfers in action. Forgot your surfboard or boogie board? No setback, you can always rent one in Huntington Beach. You should visit the pier at Huntington City Beach where you can watch the surfers as well as take in the views, which take account of Catalina Island, 22 miles away (check out the pay scopes for more rapid views).

One more reason to go to Huntington Beach is that all three of their beaches (Huntington City Beach, Huntington State Beach and Bolsa Chica State Beach) have solid fire rings which will let you to have every night bonfires and cookouts.

Swami’s Beach: Located in Encinitas beneath Seacliff Roadside Park, Swami’s Beach is also a great place to look at the surfers, as it is considered as one of the best surfing spots down the San Diego County coastline.

Sitting in the Sand Relaxing:

Zuma/Point Dume: Of course, you can sit in the sand and unwind at all the beaches in Southern California, but Point Dume and Zuma beaches; more or less 19 miles west of Malibu on Pacific Coast Highway, are the beaches to go to break out the crowded Los Angeles beaches. When driving west on PCH you’ll come to Point Dume first, then Zuma. Point Dume is a little calm than Zuma, so if you would like to lie in the sand and sleep, or read a good book, Point Dume is it. Of course, just for the reason that Point Dume and Zuma beaches are great for relaxing, that’s not all there is to do however some consider Zuma beach as one of the finest surfing beaches as well.

People Watching:                                            

Venice City Beach: Want an idiosyncratic seashore experience? Then you must certainly visit Venice Beach, at the end of Washington Street in Venice. There you’ll find skaters, performers and those you’re not quite sure if they’re performing or not. On any given weekend you can be treated to musicians, acrobats, mimes, magicians and other mixed entertainers. You’ll also come across restaurants and all sorts of shops along Ocean Front Walk, as well as Muscle Beach, where you can uncover bodybuilders propelling iron. If you like crowd then you will love Venice Beach, as they are simply fantastic during the weekends.

Fun Out of the Water:                                                                                

Santa Monica State Beach: once if you get worn-out of sunbathing or playing in the ocean, Santa Monica State Beach is great as you have Pacific Park at Santa Monica Pier with rides, games and restaurants.