Beaches in Newport Coast, California

A stairway at the end of West St. and another stairway at the Coast Royale condominium building 200' north ... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

Find valuable restaurant information including descriptions, photos, reviews and interactive maps for Woody... More on Yahoo! Travel

Laguna Beach, California's Main Beach and Main Beach Park are located in the heart of the city. What's so e... More on Beachcalifornia.com

Kids will find crabs, fish, hermit crabs, mussels, anemones, snails, and lots of fun. More on TripAdvisor

Yoga Works, a leader in yoga for over 20 years, offers yoga for all stages of life, beginner to advanced an... More on YogaFinder

If your looking for a great locals place for breakfast, lunch or dinner, you got to go to Nicks. More on insiderpages.com

Big Hollow waves offer some of the best body surfing. More on Lblg.org

Okay, so once I saw a scary-looking bum there. He was there for the better part of the day, leaned up agai... More on igougo

Standard class hotel Full service Accessible rooms under renovations until 31 mar 2002 Sna 0 mi s Catalina island 25 mi Danapoint harbor 8 mi Disneyland 25 mi Irvine meadows amphitheater 9 mi Irvin... More on Epinions.com

Laguna My Slave Resort: a beautiful artsy seaside town.... More on Yahoo! Travel

2000 years ago, long before Laguna Beach became one of the most desirableresorts on California?s coast, an Indian tribe named the Ute-Aztecas (later the Shoshones)roamed the land. Lured by the temp... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

The stairs here are really steep and there's no bathroom, but it's one of the most popular sites in Laguna. More on igougo

Empty beach near railroad tracks with lots of sun and breaks so you get good waves for surfing , skimming, and body boarding. More on GeckoGo

2000 years ago, long before Laguna Beach became one of the most desirableresorts on California?s coast, an Indian tribe named the Ute-Aztecas (later the Shoshones)roamed the land. Lured by the temperate weather and the rich coastal ... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

The beach is 300 feet long and joins Picnic Beach at its southern end. Popular activities include swimming, skin and scuba diving, and body surfing. Fishing is not allowed. Those wanting to fish s... More on Lblg.org

2000 years ago, long before Laguna Beach became one of the most desirableresorts on California?s coast, an Indian tribe named the Ute-Aztecas (later the Shoshones)roamed the land. Lured by the temp... More on GoingToTheBeach.com