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Long Beach - Overlooking San Pedro bay, the port of Los Angeles and the west coasts largest cruise ship terminal, Long Beach is an up and coming player in the destination scene here in Los Angeles. The ferries also run to Catalina Island from here, so enjoying lunch in Avalon is a picturesque boat ride away.
Downtown - Los Angeles bustles by day and sparkles by night. Get a great view of the show from the top of one of downtown's high-rise hotels.
A revitalized downtown LA has brought life, and tourists back to into the heart of this vast metropolis. Olvera Street, Union Station and Chinatown all anchor the downtown Los Angeles area. Great dining, fantastic shopping and a wonderful time can be had by all.
Venice Beach - The alternative-lifestyle enclave of Venice beach harkens back to the progressive movements of the '70's and the psycadelic '60's. Home to more tie-die that you may care to see, a boardwalk with unimaginable views and an outdoor workout area where the next Mr. Olympia all show what they got. And yes, there are some canals here if you look hard enough.
Marina del Rey - This small community built around an estuary offers easy coastal access, great sunsets and more than a handful of restaurants to choose from. If you are looking to shop and/or eat, check out Fisherman's Village as it offers most of what you are looking for.
Hermosa Beach - offers a variety of Southern California options for any lifestyle By day and in the evening, Hermosa Beach is a special place, having one of the best beaches in the world and some of the best shops, restaurants, and businesses in the South Bay.
Redondo Beach - With its own pier, small boardwalk and Naja's infamous beer selection (over 700), Redondo Beach is a great place to bring the family for a day at the beach. The beach offers full amenities, easy access (with paid parking) and great views of the Palos Verde peninsula immediately to the south.
Huntington Beach - there's never a shortage of things to do in Huntington Beach, from fun-filled recreational activities like surfing, skateboarding, biking, boating, fishing, golf, tennis, and beach volleyball to shopping, dining, museum and theater-going. And Disneyland, Knott's Theme Park, and Wild Rivers Waterpark are less than 20 miles away!
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