Disneyland is less than 30 miles east of Palos Verdes. Take advantage of its two theme parks that include attractions and experiences the entire family can enjoy. Plus, get into the Halloween spirit with interactive shows, pumpkin displays, eerie chills, and more. Special pricing and packages are available on the website.
Just 10 miles from Palos Verdes, you can light a fire on the beach and watch the planes take off from LAX! Dockweiler is one of the only beaches in the area that allows fires and even provides the pits to keep them contained. Grab some smores, drinks, beach gear, and blankets for a relaxing night.
This Golf Digest article covers a bunch of top tier public options across LA, including some of our favorite courses—Rustic Canyon and Los Verdes. The courses range in difficulty, price, and location. Not included on the list are Encino, Balboa, and Woodley Lakes. Landscaping isn't pristine by any means, but they're three affordable and fun courses just across the Santa Monica Mountains in Encino and Van Nuys. If you want other recommendations, we got you!
The Santa Monica Pier is a National Historic Landmark, just 20 miles from Palos Verdes, that holds an amusement park, carnival games, restaurants, and shopping. Seasonal events and programs are always on the schedule, so check out the happenings page to see if anything piques your interest!
The Comedy Store is legendary—it was the first stand-up comedy club in the world when it opened in 1972. It quickly became the spot for many famous comedians to work out new material and helped launch the careers of countless comedians. Various shows are put on every night with talent ranging from those trying to make a name from themselves to the GOATs of comedy. If you're planning on visiting Hollywood, we highly recommend attending a show at The Comedy Store while you're in the area. Other comedy shows are constantly held across Los Angeles at The Comedy & Magic Club, Laugh Factory, The Laugh Kitchen, The Crow, Westside Comedy Theater, and more.
The Strand, officially named the Marvin Braude Bike Trail, stretches along 22 miles of LA's beaches, from Torrance Beach to Will Rogers State Park in Pacific Palisades. Locals and tourists alike visit The Strand to walk, rollerblade, bike, and more. Along the way, you'll have the option to stop at various shops, restaurants, bars, outdoor gyms, and other businesses. There are various bike rental shops in the Torrance area. Rentals and Metro Bike Shares are much more abundant between Playa Del Rey and Santa Monica.