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Corona del Mar State Beach
Literally translated, Corona del Mar means "Crown of the Sea," a title which once you see in-person, you will agree to! The state beach offers half a mile of coast to sunbathe on or walk along, and is popular among swimmers, surfers, divers and volleyball players. For an added touch to your trip, pack a picnic or stay to watch the sun set. One large draw is the beach's annual sandcastle contest, held in October. The drive to Corona del Mar State Beach is 50 minutes.
Huntingdon City Beach
Huntingdon City Beach is home to the famous Huntingdon Beach Pier, which attracts many to this particular location. This beach is ideal for walking, biking and fishing. The pier is separate from the beach itself, but is free and open for the public to attend daily from 5 AM to midnight. Ruby's Diner is a nearby spot to both grab a bite to eat and to take in the picturesque views. Surfing fanatics may recognize Huntingdon City Beach as the home of the US Open of Surfing. The trip from home in Corona to this beach is also 50 minutes.
Victoria Beach, Laguna Beach
One beautiful point of attraction at Victoria Beach is Victorian Tower, which was built in the 1920s. The area is also surrounded by Laguna Beach mansions, whose homeowners share private beach areas, so be careful not to cross over onto their beach. Visitors can participate in scuba diving, sunbathing, volleyball, skim boarding and body surfing. The drive time to Victoria Beach? You guessed it - 50 minutes.
There are many more beaches in Newport Beach, Huntingdon Beach and Laguna Beach! So if you are in search of a day or a weekend away from Corona, you can be at any of these beaches in under one hour!
Additional sources consulted:
OrangeCounty.net
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