Basking in the Beauty of Newport Beach: Five Must-Do Outdoor Activities
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Those who visit California not
only visit a state; they embark on a plethora of outdoor opportunities. Florida may be the ‘sunshine state,’ yet
California does not pale in comparison.
Additionally, California weather is mild compared to the intense
humidity of its east-coast sunshine competitor.
Those who visit the west coast, specifically Newport Beach, California,
encounter a number of fun and engaging activities. Here are five activities no visitor can
afford to miss.
Davey’s Locker Sport Fishing and Whale Watching
Those who embark on
tours outside of Newport Bay catch views of blue whales in the summer and fall
and grey whales the other half of the year.
You may have heard a share of ‘whale stories,’ but Davey’s consumers
experience a 95% success rate in spotting the mammoth-sized sea creatures.
Game anglers gravitate toward the service, catching hundreds
of fish (per trip), which is not difficult when the waters feature over two
dozen species, including giant yellowtail, tuna, and halibut.
China
Cove Bike and Kayak
Davey’s offers exciting boat tours, but while the ocean and
boats are in motion, riders stand still.
The relaxing occasion calls for some exercise. Burn calories while keeping cool in the
water, or take the tour inland, renting and riding a bike along the coast. What can one expect to see on their tour? Kayakers and riders stop at Pirate’s Cove
Beach for a swim. Are you ready to let a
machine do the driving for you? Newport Beach vacation rentals are close
to many outdoor activities and tours. Take a ‘hidden’ jeep tour along Southern
California’s Riviera.
Balboa
Fun Zone
The name says it all; Balboa Park is California’s oldest
family amusement area, featuring a grand ferris wheel, an arcade, a nautical
museum, harbor cruises, bike rentals and more.
As an associated extension, park goers hitch a ride on the Catalina
Flyer to nearby Catalina Island. The park
and associated attractions remain popular year round, but don’t worry about
parking. A public lot is available,
juxtaposed to the pier, making this destination fun and convenient.
Photo-walking
Tours
Spend the day, but keep your memories forever on a walking
tour of Corona del Mar and Newport Harbor.
Don’t be discouraged by your level of photography mastership;
professional photography instructors aid goers, directing attention to
unbelievable shots while providing photographic insight you can take home. Those who don’t come equipped with cameras
may rent a device from the service.
Pirate
Coast Paddle Company
You may have experienced the Pacific Ocean before, but have
you done it on a paddleboard? Don’t
worry if wondering if you’re up to the challenge; professionals offer lessons
and kid programs, as well as ongoing rentals for those with more
experience. To add to the ambiance of
the occasion, elect to take sunset or moonlight paddle tour.
Those who visit Newport Beach, California never come away
with a shortage of outdoor activity stories and memories. Whether catching an eye-full of blue and grey
whales, kayaking among millionaire-dollar coast homes, or paddleboarding in the
moonlight, you’ll be more than pleased with the relaxing and active synergy
offered at this vacation spot.
Marcus
Anderson, now retired, travels as much as he can these days. An avid blogger,
he likes to write about where he goes on travel and vacation blog sites.
Labels: beach, California, fun activities, must-see, Newport Beach, outdoors, travel, USA
6 Comments:
I have never been to California, but I have seen some Beautiful photos of it. I does look like a very nice place to visit.
The Photo-walking tour is so interesting because you can rent a camera if you don't have one. How cool is that.
Oh, the sight of the ocean makes me miss my hometown even more. Beautiful!
Never been to California. I hope to visit someday.
California does have beautiful beaches. I do hope to be able to go there someday.
California is also known for its beautiful beaches, i hope i'd be able to bathe in one of those one day
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