South Redondo Beach is between Avenue A and Miramar Park in Redondo Beach, CA. This stretch of Redondo Beach has lifeguard stations and volleyball courts all along the wide sandy beach. North of Avenue A is the main part of Redondo County Beach and the Redondo Beach Pier. South of Miramar Park the beach continues as Torrance Beach. At the back of the beach is the paved Marvin Braude Bike Path which starts at Torrance and continues all the way to Santa Monica. Parking for South Redondo Beach can be found along Esplanade and on the lettered side streets of Avenue A through I. Concrete ramps and stairs lead down the bluff from the sidewalk on Esplanade to the beach. Nearby is the Riviera District of South Redondo with many shops and restaurants to choose from.
Veterans Park is the large grass park just south of the Redondo Beach Pier. It has many picnic tables surrounded by trees and is just a short walk from the […]
The Redondo Beach Pier is an above average Southern California pier. Not only does it connect to the shore in two places making a pleasant loop walking route, it also […]
Love playing at the beach, but don’t like the sand and sticky salt water residue left on your body (or board, or kid, or dog) afterwards? Then go to a […]
The Los Angeles area has some of the finest wide sandy beaches in all of Southern California. The majority of these popular strands are on Santa Monica Bay. This nearly […]
The best bike route in the Los Angeles area is “The Strand,” which is officially named the Marvin Braude Bike Trail and follows the shores of Santa Monica Bay. This famous […]
The three towns along the southern end of Santa Monica Bay make up what locals call “South Bay.” While each town has a different personality, all three share one thing in common, […]
