Little Corona Beach — Attraction in Newport Beach

This is a truly fantabulous beach and it's the perfect place for spending time with friends or family. There's so much about this beach that makes it almost legendary. It has a small cliff you can climb to see the tidepools and even though it's kind of strenuous, for what it's worth, you'll definitely be pleased once you reach the other side. If you're lucky, you'll also be able to see sea critters such as sea anemone, clams, crabs, and starfish in the tidepools. Later on in the noon, Corona Del Mar has a beautiful sunset and the best view is probably on the small cliff mentioned earlier. Fo' sho' it's the bomb and something out of this world. The experience will have you coming again and again. Most of the time it's not even crowded, which makes the beach an even more relaxing place. At night, if you're willing to stay a little longer, the stars shine beautifully, like bling bling, and you can even just lay on the sand and enjoy the night as you make constellations. Meh experience here was one of the best moments I spent with my family and I hope it's the same for anyone else who would...

UPDATE: we come here every time we go to California. This last time, there was an older gentleman with a shirt that said "staff." He kept following my kids and telling them not to play in the tide pools of water and not to touch anything. They were just exploring, not being disrespectful. We are very aware of this beach and the sea life, we know not to take or touch anything. My kids were pointing things out and touching rocks. His constant babysitting made us decide to leave. We should be able to go to a beach and enjoy our morning there not feel policed. I'm not sure if we will go back.

This has always been our favorite exploring beach when we visit California. We recommend it...

Our favorite beach in Orange County!

This beach has it all - nice soft sand, comfortable waves you can swim in, rocks and arches for beautiful pictures, and a nice cliff view to get you inspired.

We discovered this place incidentally while on our way to Corona Del Mar. However, we loved it so much that we now go here way more! There’s street parking at the top (which can be difficult to find at times) and then a wide paved walkway to the bottom. It is handicap accessible because of the walkway, but I imagine it will be difficult to go back up due to its steep incline.

Overall a must-visit while you are here in...