Southern California is known through out America for its natural beauty and laid back culture. Made iconic in the 1960's by the Beach Boys, Gidget and the invention of fast food, Southern California lives in
the hearts and minds of Americana even today.
One of the most famous areas in all of Southern California is Orange County. Known for its unprecedented beauty and casual lifestyle, Orange County is home to some of Southern California's most beautiful beaches. These beaches offer a wide variety
of activities for every taste.
If world class surfing is what your looking for, Huntington Beach is a must see. Located in the northern part of Orange County, Huntington Beach lives up to its nickname Surf City, and is home to the US Open of surfing, one of the world's largest
surfing contests. After catching some world-class waves you can enjoy fine Southern California cuisine and a nightlife that includes live music and comedy clubs.
Orange County also offers a more relaxing type of beach going for those looking for something a little more serene. Crystal Cove State Park is located on a beautiful stretch of California's Pacific Coast Highway and offers three miles of Southern
California coastline, wooded canyons, open bluffs and offshore waters designated as an underwater park. Located between Laguna Beach and Corona Del Mar, Crystal Cove State Park also attracts bird watchers and mountain bikers from Orange County,
Southern California and the world!
Just a stone's throw from Crystal Cove is Laguna Beach, Southern California's oldest art colony. Home to famous artist such as Wyland, Laguna Beach has many remarkable art galleries. Be sure to take advantage of the free public trolley as you hop
from gallery to gallery in this quaint Orange County community. When you need to satisfy the rumbling of your belly, stop into Sapphire Laguna know for its comfort food inspired from around the world featuring the best Southern California has
to offer.
Orange County is absolutely not a place to pass up when considering Southern California as a destination.
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