Redondo Beach, CA
Where the Pacific meets the pier and local life thrives
Where the Pacific meets the pier and local life thrives
Things to know
The historic pier is the town's bustling heart, stretching out over the Pacific. Stroll past seafood shacks, souvenir shops, and arcades, or simply watch the fishermen and surfers from the rail.
A picturesque marina filled with yachts and sailboats, offering waterfront dining, boat rentals, and whale-watching tours. The harbor walk is perfect for a sunset stroll with views of the Palos Verdes Peninsula.
The wide, sandy stretch south of the pier is a hub for competitive and casual beach volleyball. Join a pickup game or watch pros train on the courts that have fostered Olympic talent.
From fresh cioppino at Tony's on the Pier to upscale seafood at Kincaid's, dining with an ocean view is a way of life. The casual spots along the International Boardwalk are perfect for fish tacos and a beer.
This charming, walkable district inland from the beach is lined with unique boutiques, cozy cafes, and local art galleries. It's the go-to spot for fashion, home goods, and a relaxed afternoon of shopping.
A legendary, no-frills beer hall on the King Harbor boardwalk with over 80 taps and live music most nights. It's a quintessential local dive where sailors, surfers, and everyone in between gathers.
things to do
Life in Redondo revolves around its stunning coastline, but there's plenty to discover from the water to the village streets.
The paved path running from Torrance Beach to the Redondo Pier is perfect for walking, running, or biking with uninterrupted ocean views. You'll pass by the Seaside Lagoon and the lively International Boardwalk.
Explore the calm waters of King Harbor or venture into the open ocean from the beach. Several shops near the marina offer rentals and lessons for all skill levels.
This unique, man-made saltwater lagoon is a summer favorite for families. With a sandy beach, gentle waters, and a playground, it's a safe and fun alternative to the open ocean.
Just south of town, the trails along the Palos Verdes coastline offer dramatic cliffside views, tide pools, and possible whale sightings. The Point Vicente Lighthouse is a stunning landmark.
Held in the Riviera Village parking lot, this market is a local ritual. Find fresh California produce, artisan foods, flowers, and ready-to-eat treats while mingling with the community.
This annual multi-day music festival on the sand features major rock, folk, and indie acts. It embodies the city's love for great tunes and its spectacular coastal setting.
neighborhoods
Redondo Beach is a collection of distinct coastal communities, each with its own personality and charm.
The epicenter of tourist activity and local life. This area includes the historic pier, King Harbor Marina, and the International Boardwalk—a constant buzz of dining, entertainment, and water activities.
The stylish downtown heart of South Redondo. Centered on Catalina Avenue, it's a destination for boutique shopping, excellent restaurants, wine bars, and a relaxed, upscale coastal atmosphere.
Perched on the bluffs above the city, this quiet residential neighborhood offers some of the best panoramic ocean and coastline views, from Palos Verdes to Malibu on a clear day.
A more residential beach area known for its excellent surf break at 'Avenue C.' It has a laid-back, local vibe with direct beach access and a tight-knit community feel.
Not just a marina, but a neighborhood of waterfront condos and homes. Living here means having your boat steps away and enjoying serene water views and sunsets every evening.
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