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San Clemente Beaches
San Clemente, known as the Spanish village by
the sea, has a beautiful collection of beaches
catering to water sports enthusiasts.
San Clemente Beach Information
Doheny Beach
The city's most popular
northern surfing spot, Doheny has several
sought-after surf breaks for longboarders and
newbies. While visitors can enjoy beautiful Doheny
year round, its westerly swells are best during the
summer months.
San Clemente North Beach
An accessible,
kid-friendly area, this coastal spot offers a snack
bar, playground equipment, beach volleyball and
snorkeling gear rentals.
Historic Fishing Pier
While the huge swells
may prevent surfing some days, the south side of the
pier is ideal for bodyboarding and swimming. Users
should beware of the strong current caused by
unexpected southerly swells.
Trafalger Street
One of the busiest
seashores in town, T-Street hosts families, teens,
walkers and surfers. A large sandbar creates a
shallow area for younger tourists, and amenities
include picnic tables, food stands, board rentals
and showers.
San Clemente State Beach
Visited by a
variety of surfers and campers, this beach has
cookout facilities and RV hookups for those who'd
like to stay awhile.
San Onofre State Park
Home to Old Man's and
Trestles, two of the West Coast's famous surfing
haunts, San Onofre is a boarder's dream. While it
can be difficult to get to, the scenic coastal
canyon has a world-famous, expert surf break.
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