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Surfing at Newport Beach

True to its name, any visit to Newport Beach is incomplete without a trip to the beach. The city is nestled on the Pacific Ocean and is a favorite among surfers. The Wedge, at the end of the Balboa Peninsula, is famed for its challenging surf, but Newport's miles of wide beaches offer plenty of room for everyone, except on the busiest summer weekends. There is a concrete boardwalk running along the beach from the east of the Balboa pier to west of the Newport pier.

  • Muth Wetlands Interpretive Center.Located on Irvine Avenue, and facing out onto coastal wetlands, this is an excellent introduction to the flora and fauna of Pacific Coast wetlands. There is an excellent film presentation, and many exhibits of interest to young and old.
  • 33.60304-117.90041 Newport Harbor Nautical Museum,600 E. Bay Ave(in the Balboa Fun Zone),☏ +1 949-673-3377,[email protected].W-M 10AM-6PM.This museum gives an introduction to the extensive maritime history of this area.Adults $5, children under 12 free.OSM directions
  • 33.60648-117.892082 Balboa Island.It is a quaint throwback to simpler times, with a strip of stores and restaurants (Marine Avenue) and a pedestrian walkway which incicles the island. It's accessible from the Balboa peninsula via a short car/passenger ferry, or you can drive there over a bridge from near the Pacific Coast Highway.OSM directions

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