Redondo Beach State Park

This 1.5 mile-long stretch of shoreline is jam-packed with activities and facilities, which keep visitors coming back time and time again.

At the far north of the beach you’ll find the magnificent pier. It’s a great place for a spot of fishing, and there are plenty of bars, shops and restaurants here too, with plenty of variety on the menus. Naturally as you’d expect, there are plenty of fresh seafood places to choose from.

The pier end is where the crowds are at their busiest, and as you head further down the beach you’ll find yourself with more space to stretch out.

Lifeguards are on duty during the day and there are sufficient facilities, with things like showers and restrooms dotted along the beach.

Watersports are fairly popular here, with surfers and kitesurfers making a beeline for the bold blue waters, and there are volleyball courts on the soft white sands too. 

The beach is popular with all ages, from families who flock here on the weekends, to surfers working on their moves. And if you’re driving here, there are hundreds of places to park, largely towards the pier end of the beach.