Walk the Boardwalk at Main Beach. One of the most popular spots to stop at in Laguna is Main Beach. Right in the heart of downtown, you can walk down the beautiful boardwalk and take a picture near the iconic lifeguard tower. You can also just hang out at the beach or play a game of basketball or beach volleyball.
Make sure to check out the fascinating tidepools located just below the water’s surface in Laguna! Multiple beaches including Main Beach, Shaws Cove, and Treasure Island, are home to so many intertidal habitats. It is very important to follow Laguna’s Leave No Trace Principles and never touch, remove, or damage these special ecosystems. Make sure to visit during low tide (and keep an eye on the swell) when looking for marine life like sea stars, barnacles, and hermit crabs!
Go for a Hike at Alta Laguna Park. There are a variety of activities to do at Alta Laguna Park. From hiking, to pickleball, there is something to do for everyone! Not to mention the amazing views while on “Top of the World
Check out the latest and greatest art exhibits at Laguna Art Museum. Their mission is to implement the California experience to everyone that enters. Everything inside is created by Californian artists although different styles and time periods are explored throughout.
View Public Art in Heisler Park. Not only can you find art in Laguna’s local galleries, but you can also find beautiful sculptures in public outdoor spaces! Make sure to stop by and look at “Breaching Whale” by Jon Seeman as well as “Tide Pool Kraken & Strand of Life” by Casey Parlette and more in Heisler Park.
Visit an Art Gallery. With over 100 art galleries, Laguna Beach is the place to find your next art piece to take home! Laguna was actually discovered by artists in the late 1800s and is considered an art colony.
Do you enjoy playing golf? Book a tee-time at the 9-hole executive course located at The Ranch at Laguna Beach! With beautiful well-kept greens, you can squeeze in a round.
Start your Saturday morning at the local Farmers Market in Laguna Beach! With over 40 vendors to choose from, you can find flowers, fresh produce, and more starting at 8:00am until 12 noon.
“The Laguna Life” also known as La Vida Laguna, offers many lessons including kayaking, paddleboarding, surfing and even an electric bike tour! La Vida Laguna welcomes beginners and those who have a love for the ocean and outdoors!
Do you love wine tasting? The Laguna Canyon Winery is open to the public Tuesday to Sunday from 12:00pm-5:30pm. With grapes from Napa and Sonoma, LCW has a variety of award-winning wines to try.
Award-winning Selanne Steak Tavern, located in a historic 1934 home on Pacific Coast Highway, brings the spirit of classic American steakhouses and taverns to Southern California’s iconic Laguna Beach. Proprietors Hockey Hall of Famer and six-time Olympian Teemu Selanne and local businessman Kevin Pratt are friends who share a commitment to providing a comfortable and appealing eatery for friends and families to enjoy great food and libations.
Mountain Bike in Our Canyon. Enjoy the beautiful views of Laguna while getting your workout on mountain biking! There are many trails to choose from ranging from beginner to expert. If you are looking to rent a bike, check out Laguna Beach Cyclery.
When walking around downtown, whether it is after dinner or on a hot afternoon, grabbing some gelato at Gelato Paradiso is a must! You can smell the homemade waffle cones through the entire brick alleyway. There are so many flavors to choose from and you know it is good when there is always a line outside the door!
Have Dinner at Sapphire and Spot the Laguna Greeter. Enjoy a delicious cocktail and meal at Sapphire. There is an outdoor patio and an indoor bar area with daily brunch and dinner. The Pantry is also open from 7:00am-3:00pm daily if you are looking for a grab and go meal. Make sure to say hello and waive to the local greeter who is usually posted up on the corner of Brooks Street.
Check out the great vibe at Hotel Laguna. Grab a drink on the deck or make dinner reservations at the Larson or Fin. The laid back Laguna vibe lives here day into night.
A traditional Osteria from the Emilia-Romagna region of Italy, showcasing home-made pasta, traditional recipes from his home town and an eclectic Italian based wine list. Oliver’s is a true authentic experience from the moment you walk in.
For an extraordinary and immersive dining adventure, look no further than Rebel Omakase. Nestled in Downtown Laguna Beach, this intimate sushi restaurant offers an authentic omakase experience. Highly skilled sushi chefs create personalized tasting menus, guiding guests through the intricate world of Japanese cuisine.