Things to do in Laguna Beach

The water at Laguna Beach was exceptionally clear; you could see the rocks at the bottom. There weren't many people on the beach; an old man strolled leisurely with a metal detector. As the tide receded, small puddles were revealed, and children squatted down watching the sea anemones retract and expand. A cool sea breeze blew, the waves crashed, and the sun made everyone sleepy. Climbing up the hillside, the sea below was a truly beautiful blue, much more so than in the photos.

Ticketing is convenient and quick. The world's first Disney park is a bit old, and the castle looks somewhat shabby, but it's the first one! The fun atmosphere remains undiminished, and the food prices inside the park are reasonable, similar to those outside, and the taste is also good. Visiting both parks in one day is perfectly feasible.

It felt a little different from Disney Resort in Japan! It was exciting to ride Cars, a ride that doesn't exist in Japan!

This place is worth the visit. I will go again but with my daughter dor the second time. My innee child is sooo happy

After going to Baboa Island, you can stop by here. There is a very good seafood restaurant by the beach. Here you can enjoy the sunset while having dinner. This is the Bulewater Grill, which is easy to find in Newport Beach.

Last December, my family and I took some delicious fried chicken to our favorite beach, Corona Del Mar, for a picnic. In December, there were not many people on the beach, so we picked a piece of land near the sea, spread out the picnic blanket, and started eating fried chicken. The sharp-eyed seagulls all flew over, and there were more and more of them, getting closer and closer. The seagulls were very big, as big as chickens, which was a bit scary. We threw some food to them, and they seemed to like it very much. After eating, it was time to walk on the beautiful beach. We took off our shoes and socks, rolled up our trouser legs, and walked in the cold sea water. My feet felt numb. But after walking a few more steps, I lost consciousness and didn't feel cold anymore. We walked to the big rock on the left. There was a cave there, but it was not easy to walk. The bottom of each rock was covered with sharp black things. If you touch it gently, it will spray water. Later, I found out that they were anemones, because they were exposed because of low tide. It was really interesting. There was water in some rock pits, and I saw many open anemones, which was really beautiful!

We visited on a poor surf day, but had fun watching some kite surfers. The beach is clean with free parking and bathroom facilities.

It is very pleasant to enjoy the California sunset and feel the sea breeze while taking a cruise.

It's a great perspective to visit the city and it's reasonably priced. After visiting the Empire State Building in New York and the Sears Tower in Chicago, it's a little too unremarkable, but it's the best view in Baltimore.