About 22 square miles of Newport Beach's total 40 square miles are water. The communities of Corona del Mar, Balboa Island, Newport Coast, San Joaquin Hills, and Balboa Peninsula have all formally become part of Newport Beach.
Newport Beach, located 50 miles south of Los Angeles and 85 miles north of San Diego, has developed its own coastal identity by adopting the best features of its famous southern California neighbors. The result is an atmosphere of "seaside sophistication."
The Pier in Newport Beach
Looking for a great place to begin your Southern California vacation? The Newport Beach Pier is the place to go. The Balboa Peninsula, where this pier is located, is roughly in the geographical center of Newport Beach and is home to many of the city's most popular attractions.
The State Park at Crystal Cove
Are you looking to escape the city and reconnect with nature? Then, enjoying the beautiful California weather at Crystal Cove State Park is a must. This California state park is a must-see for nature lovers visiting Newport Beach.
Whale Watching at Newport Harbor's Landing
Because of the marine park off the coast of Newport Harbor, whale watching in the area is excellent. That's why whale watching from Newport Landing is so popular among Newport Beach visitors. Please take advantage of their daily cruises by bringing your binoculars along.
The Balboa Pier
Balboa Pier may be found at the southernmost tip of Newport Beach, on the Balboa Peninsula. This pier was constructed in 1906 and had a casual vibe, making it ideal for a trip to the beach in sunny California.
Palace of Balboa
You can only visit Newport Beach and stop at the Balboa Pavilion. The pavilion overlooks Balboa Island from its location on Balboa Peninsula. (Yes, I am aware that there are numerous establishments in Newport Beach named after Balboa.)
Marina Town of Lido
The laid-back and creative vibe of Lido Marina Village is quintessential Newport Beach. You can take in the waterfront vistas, artisanal restaurants, and chic shops while traveling through Lido Marina Village.
Balboa Amusement Park
Do you want to enjoy a traditional seaside amusement park in Newport Beach? The Balboa Fun Zone amusement park has been a fixture on the Balboa Peninsula for over eighty years. It's a must-see attraction for any Newport family looking to spice up their vacation.
Ferry to Balboa Island
Is a trip from Newport Harbor to Balboa Island, or vice versa, in your near future? Your greatest bet for getting about is the Balboa Island Ferry. It's one of the best things to do in Newport Beach because it's convenient, accessible, and offers a beautiful view of the shore.
Marina Main St
The shops and restaurants of Main Street are calling you! Newport Beach is only complete with a stroll down Marine Avenue on Balboa Island. Marine Avenue is the perfect place to spend the day if you enjoy window shopping, trying new types of coffee, and eating at various eateries serving up the delicious, locally sourced fare.
The shops and restaurants of Main Street are calling you! Newport Beach is only complete with a stroll down Marine Avenue on Balboa Island. Marine Avenue is the perfect place to spend the day if you enjoy window shopping, trying new types of coffee, and eating at various eateries serving up the delicious, locally sourced fare.
Balboa Pavilion
You can only visit Newport Beach and stop at the Balboa Pavilion. The pavilion overlooks Balboa Island from its location on Balboa Peninsula. (Yes, I am aware that there are numerous establishments in Newport Beach named after Balboa.)
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