Talk about a great day at the beach with pals! My friends and I ventured up to Half Moon Bay on a Saturday afternoon for a beach escape. I recommend driving through Woodside, despite it being a longer route, as the views along the way were stellar. Once you arrive, there's a sandy road leading to a parking lot. The parking lot was mainly full, so we had to park on the side of the road and walk the distance to the parking lot. The parking lot has some horses next to it. It can be a bit confusing once you get to the parking lot.If you want to stand above a cliff and look down, then being at the parking lot is perfect for you. But, if you would like to feel the sand beneath your toes or hop in the ocean for a dip, be ready for a trek down a large cliff. It did feel very scary, intimidating, and dangerous - especially since my friends were carrying large bags down - but it's a necessary evil journey down to enjoy the beach in its full glory. I do not recommend wearing flip flops if you're planning on going down to the beach, as it can be easy to slip down the cliff. I also wouldn't recommend going down if it was raining, as it can be very slippery due the large incline and pure height of the cliff. The beach is really long and was relatively empty when we had climbed down. There aren't any benches to sit on, so bring some seats or blankets to enjoy the view. The water is very cold, like many NorCal beaches, and there weren't any people swimming in it. Despite it turning gloomy, the views from the actual beach were beautiful, and in my opinion, worth the hike down. Also, like other beaches in NorCal, there was a windy breeze so bring a layer! We stayed until dark since we wanted to watch the sunset. If you thought it was hard going down, imagine scaling the cliff, carrying our own bags and trash bags, and in the dark. We had to use our phone flashlights to light the way, as there was no lighting around the beach or any of the cliffs other than some near the parking lot. I recommend just watching the sunset from the top to be safe. Overall, if you're okay with hiking down a cliff to access a beach, or even just admiring the view from the parking lot, Redondo Beach is a viable option for you. It's a bit hard to access and dark at night, but we thought it was totally worth it for the view, beach vibe, and good times with friends. We'll be back for another outing! read more

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One of our favorite beautiful places to go especially when the Bay Area weather is hot. We come here often and even bring family. Great for a stroll or go biking on their trails or hanging out at the beach and watching the waves from the top cliff or on the beach. Good for mountain biking as there are some rough patches of trails you can use as well as flat. Love the white soft sand on the beach. Parking here can be scarce so come early but at least, it's free. [61R,2024] read more

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This is my go to spot to get away from the heat of Silicon Valley and/or to let my dog enjoy the beach. There is an amazing ridge trail along the top of the cliffs that runs all the way down to the state beach, and beyond. Even during high tide I believe it is quite possibly the longest stretch of walkable beach in the area. Even on "busy "days you'll find plenty of space to do your own thing. We have only run to friendly dogs and no one seems to care that they are off leash and living their best lives. read more

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Sorry one star review because there's no way to access the beach?? If I'm wrong then someone please correct me but I have to write a one star review for safety reason. If you get out of your car in the parking lot to enjoy the beach views and do not pay attention, you might just fall off the cliff and who knows what could happen. I saw several footprints but no human beings on the beach so I'm not sure how people could get down there. read more

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We usually go to the more popular beaches when in HMB but recently discovered this one. It wasn't the easiest to get to but 100% worth it. Not crowded at all. You can have your dogs here and there's lots of fun beach treasures. Our new favorite spot in the area. read more

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This is absolutely a hidden gem!!! We happen to get here at the right time to just hang out long enough to watch the sunset. The parking lot got pretty full as it got closer to the sun setting. But not too full. We didn't go down to the beach... it was a kinda steep muddy way down. But we were able to take some drone shots of the beach. There's a trail you can walk down without having to go on the beach, do some bird watching or just hang out. Definitely will come back!!! read more

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decent view but extremely hard to get down so we didn't even try. there's no formal pathway down so be warned! there are plenty of other places that are better and more accessible. read more

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This is one of my favorite beaches! It's absolutely gorgeous with its sandy beach and tall cliffs. We love that there are no crowds, probably because it's a little bit difficult to get to the beach. You have to wear good sneakers with traction to hike down to the beach (it's a little steap). It would be too difficult to carry a cooler. They allow dogs off leash which is the main reason we go here. read more

Not an easy access from parking to beach type of deal for seniors.

one of my favourite places to take in a sunset at half moon bay! this beach is a bit farther south away from the mainstream parts of hmb therefore less crowded and quieter. i kinda stumbled onto it randomly and seeing how so few people/cars were here, decided to stay here and watch the sunset. it is truly a beautiful view from here, completely unobstructed...nothing but ocean. if you're gonna be here a while, i recommend grabbing a sandwich, snacks and/or bottle of wine from cunha's country store and just enjoying the view here. cheers! read more

The best places are usually off the beaten path. At this semi-secluded beach, you'll find large white frothy waves, tall cliffs, and the attractive grounds of the Ritz Carlton as a backdrop. Watch forever as the waves roll a hundred feet gently towards the shore. Look closely and you might also see large rocks adorned with mussels, and intriguing squiggly lines in the sand left by the receding water. The lack of crowds at Redondo is due to the distance from the main Half Moon Bay State Beach, and due to not being directly accessible from the road. There's a dirt parking lot at the end of Redondo Beach Road, but you can't walk directly down to the beach due to the cliffs. Instead, you can take the dirt trail north towards the Wavecrest Open Space and find a gentler (but still somewhat steep) path down to the beach. Or start at Poplar Beach and trek a mile south. All beaches in Half Moon Bay are lovely, but in my opinion, Redondo is the most beautiful. Ssh, don't tell too many people. Just find your way over and enjoy. read more

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Yowza! Windy windy windy! So close to the beach and yet so far! Walk to the end and scramble down and you will get to the beach for sure. There's two locations to get down to the beach. Both of them you will get dirty. So no nice shoes, clothes or gloves unless you intend to get mud all over them. You can walk forever here and you should! The grass is green the ocean is within your reach. You can even bring Fido here. The drive in to the beach is paved and about a short half mile. Parking area assigned as you get to the end. read more

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Love love love this beach. I can be here playing all day. Perfect for a hike, a mountain climb, a dog walk, or a run on the sand. The ways to get down to the beach is quite steep and rough. I won't recommend this to a beginner. Tip: Please don't look at your cell phone while walking along the bluff above the beach. There are lots of coastal erosion areas. Don't fall off into the deep holes. Very scary! Make sure you will have proper wear, hat, jacket, water, snacks, and sunscreen. Garbage in, garbage out. Please don't pollute the precious ocean beach. read more

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Spectacular, dog friendly beach! You can walk along the beach from Redondo to Poplar Beach (approximately 2 miles each way). Redondo Beach is gorgeous from the cliffs, but the beach itself is even better. Nice sand and not super crowded. It's DEFINITELY NOT a beach to carry a cooler, umbrella or small children and their toys because it is much more difficult than most to access! We had a fun day and our dachshund loved the hike down to the beach, as well as the beach itself! read more

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Because half moon bay state beach, poplar beach and Venice beach were packed with people on a beautiful Saturday , we ended up at Redondo beach , a few miles away from the ritz Carlton hotel. Redondo beach was surprisingly beautiful! Located atop a Cliff , this public beach has no easy access to go down to the beach. It's even scary just to look down. But a lot of 'em folks do the challenge and enjoy the soft sand! It's the same stretch with the Ritz beach front, onlybthat they have stairs and this has none. A lot of people just stay at the cliff, have a picnic, eat at the back of their cars or trek. But the best part is breathing in the fresh air of the sea. Note: if your claustrophobic, this place is not for you. If you're an artist who'd love to paint from a height, this is a perfect location. read more

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Super beautiful beach! Parking is a bit sketch if you do not have a high clearance vehicle, but you can still park off to the side. The tides are pretty strong so unless you're a really good swimmer or have a partner, I would not recommend going too into the water. This a great place to come out, read a book, relax for awhile etc. That being said: I'm not sure if drones are legal to use out here but someone flew their drone directly over where I was laying. Super creepy and inappropriate. For the ladies please be aware. read more

Redondo Beach is just a short distance down highway 1 if you're coming in from the 92. It's just past downtown Half Moon Bay. There's a fair size dirt lot at the end of the road leading to the beach. On weekends you may need to park on the side of the street. There didn't seem to be any facilities though there was a large dumpster for trash. Free parking at least! The path down to the beach is short, but the descent is treacherous. It is not a proper trail so it's just loose dirt/sand. Very slippery. Several people lost their footing. So wear good shoes to get down there and use caution! Not strenuous, just precarious. This is a dog friendly beach. My pup loved it and was a right doofus splashing and running around. Redondo has a lot to offer. It is a vast, expansive beach with a rocky section of some tide pools on the South side. It's overall quite flat and great for walking or just relaxing. The sand near the water is a lot finer (easier on the feet) than say Montara. Pretty spot, would definitely visit again! read more

'Moving from South Orange County to Vacaville, where dog parks & beaches in the local area are rather sparse, my search for go-to spots to take the HAPA Boy begins. (Plus - The Trixie, the newest canine addition to our "Pack.") First stop on my search: Redondo Beach (Halfmoon Bay) Thanks to Google Maps, finding the beach was less painful than anticipated... 'And what a beautiful view! Photo - http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/redondo-beach-half-moon-bay?select=k1gBcMnb5AxevNe4MoYRgw#k1gBcMnb5AxevNe4MoYRgw 'Great, relatively secluded beach! If you want to get away from the crowds, noise & just want a place to relax, Redondo Beach is a good contender. The beach itself was relatively clean, lots of open space, and beachfront for the dogs & you to explore. HAPA had a great time, running, digging holes, and just plain ol' being himself. It was Trixie's first time to the beach... 'And she was a bit less than enthusiastic. (Trixie wanted nothing to do with the water.) However, by the end of our visit, Trixie was a bit more relaxed walking at the water's edge and was doing a bit of exploring of her own. EL & Trixie Girl - http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/redondo-beach-half-moon-bay?select=k1gBcMnb5AxevNe4MoYRgw#dM5JWZGjv2XmrLbgN3jCig HAPA & Trixie played with a few dogs as people walked up & down the coast. One particular gentleman had a good-sized pack of five ankle biters.... 'Fun stuff! The dogs & their owners that we met were all pretty friendly, no bad behavior to report from either. (Well, there was this one time when there was just way too much butt-sniffing going on so I told the owner, "Do you mind?!... I already had my colon examined, thank you." Plus, I'm already seeing someone...) Photo - http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/redondo-beach-half-moon-bay?select=k1gBcMnb5AxevNe4MoYRgw#tI2lTNuuRHe3tGStjx8Dqw HAPA & Trixie exploring the tide pools... Photo - http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/redondo-beach-half-moon-bay?select=k1gBcMnb5AxevNe4MoYRgw#xv9kPRXupSjY_mhWJF5nvg 'Just south of Redondo Beach is the Ritz-Carlton Hotel. There's also a very cool looking structure as well. (It looks like the backdrop for the film, "Gladiator," if it was shot on a sandy beach.) Near the end of our visit, we started walking in that direction, wanting to get a closer look... 'And about 1/2 way down, "Forget it, I'm tired, " and we headed back to the car. However, I managed to take a picture of it despite how exhausted I was. Whew! Photo - http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/redondo-beach-half-moon-bay?select=k1gBcMnb5AxevNe4MoYRgw#o7JqR6_oJncQT77ebTRlSQ As other have commented, the paths down to the beach can be a bit challenging. There's a direct path near the dirt parking lot but it's best it's recommended that you have both hands free to help maneuver the steep & rocky incline. If you walk south for a bit, there's a slightly less challenging path but still a bit harrowing... 'Especially if you've got a leash in on hand w/a very excited dog @ the end of it and a fully loaded backpack. 'Just be careful. (*DO NOT wear slippahs/"flip flops" until you get to the sand.) HAPA digging this beach... Photo - http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/redondo-beach-half-moon-bay?select=Ff9mH_7gdMDW3qYxFm9igQ#lei9qQUg1bYWoYfGXzTwsA The only thing that I could say that could use quite a bit of improvement, the parking area in relation to the beach... 'And a better/safer way to get to it. However, that may be just the reason that this particular beach is so secluded & not overran with people. (Never mind what I said about the paths, everything's just fine the way it is!) Another yelp*er wrote that a third option is to, "Start at Poplar Beach and trek a mile south." A pop-up tent would be great to have here... 'Add a bit of shade for some sun protection, I'd never leave! (The challenge would be getting all that gear down to the sand...) Note of advice: 1. Wear tennis shoes to navigate the steep comb down to the beach 2. Pack a light jacket, it can get chilly. 3. Be careful where you walk. (Clouds of gnats; horse sh*t; dog sh*t) 4. Bring sunblock; fresh water; doggy poop bags 4. Have FUN! 'After we packed up the dogs & loaded up the car, we headed to Sam's Chowder House just a bit down the road... 'A great accidental find to end a day-trip! We were actually headed someplace else but as we drove by Sam's, the other place seemed too much like "work." (Sound of brakes screeching) "We're eating here!" Sam's Chowder House - http://www.yelp.com/biz/sams-chowder-house-half-moon-bay We were stuffed... 'But there's always room for dessert. 'And we stopped for ice cream... 'Not just any ol' ice cream, but THRIFTY'S ICE CREAM! (I didn't realize that Thrifty's Ice Cream was still around even after the chain's name disappeared.) 'Awesome!... Double Malt Crunch, pleas!! Rite Aid (w/Thrifty Ice Cream) - http://www.yelp.com/biz/rite-aid-half-moon-bay-2 - Big Aloha! Food: n/a Ambiance: 4 (Horse sh*t; dog sh*t) Service: 4 (Perilous paths; use caution) Value: 5+ read more

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One of my favorite beaches I've ever been to. Gorgeous sights, secluded and not busy, nearly trash-free sand, TONS of tide pools and sealife, and dog-friendly. The trek down from the cliffs are the only downside, as they are very steep and require shoes with good grip so you don't fall. Taking a tumble down the "trail" to the beach on the left side of the parking lot would not be fun at all, and I don't recommend the trek for easily tired folks or people who brought lots of extra handheld items. But if you're willing to travel light, get sweaty, and carefully take the challenge (my advice is to sort of squat as you descend to make your center of gravity lower, it makes it a little easier), you're in for a big treat, especially if you're a photographer/painter or marine biology enthusiast. P.S. When I went, there were lots of moon jellies and little crabs washed ashore and tons of washed-up seaweed in one area that went up to my ankles; make sure to bring comfortable hardy shoes that cover your toes, and watch where you step! Definitely not a good flip-flop beach as you could step on potentially dangerous critters or slip on fresh seaweed packs. read more

Be ready for wind! Awesome short hike to glorious beaches. Beach is a vast length of white sand but could use a clean up. Bring a garbage bag and leave this beautiful place better than you found it. Nice free parking at the end of the road and several paths leading down to the shore. read more

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Redondo is definitely not a beach you want to miss. I stumbled upon it as I was driving aimlessly through downtown Half Moon Bay, trying to spot the coast. I saw Redondo Beach Road on my GPS and figured it must lead to the ocean, so I just followed it. And it's unexpectedly gorgeous. I don't know what Redondo's like during other seasons, but it's perfect to visit during late September. There's ample parking on top of the wall of bluffs, which you have to maneuver down via steep narrow trails to get to the actual beach. The bluffs are surrounded by fields of wild grass and flowers, and provide a spectacular view of the ocean. Down at the beach, the sand is white and soft, and there's a beautiful tidepool that extends quite far. Also, near the shore is a cluster of boulders; watching the waves crash against them is really something. The Ritz Carlton at the south end of the beach was actually jarring to see, as I didn't realize it was there until I rounded a corner. It's ostentatious but doesn't completely ruin the view. Another thing to watch out for is the gnats -- there are a ton of them hovering around the tidepool and all the kelp that's washed ashore. But they're utterly harmless and move out of your way when you get close. Advice: bring sturdy, comfortable shoes to climb down the bluffs and a light jacket since it gets colder closer to evening. In addition to the steep trails and the tidepool's slippery rocks, the fact that the high bluffs have no fences whatsoever doesn't make it a safe place for young children or seniors. I'd say it's a damn shame few people ever bother to come here, but the quiet -- no sound but for the wind and the waves -- is a significant part of Redondo's beauty. For sure, I'll be coming back when I need to escape from the city. read more

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My girlfriend and I decided to come here with our puppy to relax and lounge around. In order to get to this beach, you have to drive all the way down Redondo Beach Road. When you get to the end, there is a dirt lot that overlooks the beach. We had a bit of difficulty finding the trail down to the beach so we almost decided to go home. I stopped to ask a gentleman who seemed to be familiar with the area and he pointed me in the right direction. You have to walk down a somewhat steep hill, which was not that bad except for one spot where there is a 2 to 3 foot drop. When we got to the bottom we realized that the beach was pretty much empty. After we set up base camp, my puppy began running around taking in the new scenery. During our 2 hour beach session, we noticed a few individuals strolling along with their dogs. All in all, it was a nice/clean/quiet beach. Everyone here was very nice as well! read more

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It's a spot where there aren't any parking fees. However, enter at your own risk! There are times when there are no one in sight. Although practically all beaches aren't risk free, but this one in particular has no state park ranger present. It's truly was once a hidden spot of Half Moon Bay where it was a peaceful with little to no traffic. Over time I've come to realize it's no longer the case. During my last visit, the entire parking was filled with cars. read more

This beach is not as crowded as other beaches because it's not that easy to go to. If you got little kids I don't suggest going here. It might be hard to go down to the beach itself. Also, try not to carry a lot of things unless you want to take the trip. Be here early and you will enjoy the day. We went and my kids love the swim on a hot sunny day. read more

The beach is amazing. It's so pretty. It looks like it's not even reach. Amazing golden hour lighting. Great did photoshoots. Just make sure you check the weather and did on a day that will be sunny. It's nice because it's pretty low-key for how amazing it is. read more

Redondo Beach holds a special place in my heart. Parking was such a pain at the HMB park entrance, so we drove a little further out and stumbled upon Redondo. There's convenient parking and fewer people - my ideal combination. You never know what to expect: fisherman, dog walkers, naturalists, bikers, snakes, rabbits, etc. Like already mentioned, it is usually windy, so be sure to wear layers! Hike around up top, then meander down to the beach for some yoga - you'll return thoroughly refreshed. Even at my worst, I can still Romanticize Redondo Beach. read more

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I love Redondo Beach. Mostly because it holds the two best horses in the entire world. I don't know their names so of course I made one for them. Sam is the brown one and Soleil is the white one. They're my buds. I will admit I've smuggled some carrots and apples to them and because of that they come right over when they see me get out of the car. Sam will even let me stroke his face, which he never used to let me do. Soleil is still skittish, but I've gotten a good nuzzle out of her once or twice. Oh, and the beach? Meh, it's okay. I'm here for the horses and the walk over to the Ritz. Plus the parking, although decrepit, is free! No State Parks extorting everyone! YAY! read more

Found this beach by mistake and is now my new favorite beach. Course sand and beautiful waters. Not so crowded, the way down is not too bad if you find the perfect spot to descend. Parking was not to bad either. read more

Beach was a little difficult to access, requiring climbing down a few steep trails. But because of the difficulty in accessing it, it's a nice secluded beach great for dog owners. Really interesting rock formations and great hiking trails! Just watch out for those who have water loving dogs, the waves are quite big there. Would've been 5 stars if not for an unpleasant encounter with some horseback riders. Our pups were playing on the beach and 3 horseback riders who clearly saw us from a distance decided to ride their horses super close and in-between our 2 dogs obviously irritating them. One of them even had the nerve to tell us to put a choke collar on our dogs to control them better even though our pups were already restrained. Rude. read more

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Wow, gorgeous views, clean sand, picturesque crashing waves, and lots of crisp fresh air blowing everywhere. My family walked from the Ritz to this lovely beach and had a fun relaxing time. My toddler loved playing in the sand and running back and forth away from the tide. I was mostly surprised how clean this beach was! I able to capture some great family photos! read more

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If you are looking for a nice secluded beach with few people, this is it! It is also great for dogs, because it is completely surrounded by tall cliffs so they can't run away to the parking lot. Speaking of cliffs, I give this place four stars instead of five because of the climb down. I searched and searched for a suitable place to climb down to the beach, but everywhere looked super steep and sketchy. I finally saw someone going down and followed their path, but I was still kind of scared (yes, I admit it, I was basically on all fours clinging on to any rock I could find on the way down..but I'm just paranoid of slipping). If you're planning on bringing coolers, umbrellas, towels..keep this in mind! I think they should make some stairs or something! Anyhow, once you find your way down, the beach is great and you'll realize it was worth the climb down!! There are tide pools, lots of sea shells and rocks, and washed up sea creatures for you and your dog to explore. Also, its about a 2 mile walk along the beach to the Ritz at Half Moon Bay (and they have stairs that go up from the beach to the hotel) where you can sit on one of their lawn chairs overlooking the sea and enjoy the views. However, be careful when doing this, because as I was walking back to Redondo Beach, I encountered a section of the beach where the tide had risen and I couldn't cross it without getting hit by huge icy waves...not fun! Also, the sand here is rough with many shell fragments, etc, and when I got home I noticed an entire dead skin layer of the bottom of my foot had peeled off. I didn't feel a thing at the beach, but now my foot is soft like baby's skin..so thanks..I guess? Also if you're not into climbing down to the beach, there are trails you can take that allow you to view all those fancy schmancy homes as well as give you amazing ocean views. And thumbs up for the beautiful horses that graze in the field by the parking lot!! read more

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Likes: Beautiful view of the ocean from the cliffs, clams and beautiful rocks seen during low tide, sometimes you'll see someone on horseback riding by on the sands, great place to go kite flying or parasailing. Not crowded on a weekend! Be careful going down the steep slope down the cliffs to the beach, it can get slippery with the wrong shoes. read more

Redondo Beach is a hidden gem, especially for those that are dog lovers!! The cliffs create a private environment, and most people won't "do the work" to get to the beach, but trust me, it's not really that hard and so worth it!! Although there are steep cliffs, there are several paths to gain beach access. The best one we found is to the right of the parking area. Follow the path, and about a 1/4 in, you'll see a path leading to the beach. It is a little steep and has some loose dirt, so climb down carefully. If you look directly across, there's another two paths, but it's on the other side of the cliffs. To access those, continue on the path and it'll curve around, eventually leading you to them. These paths are very doable, and you'll be on the beach in no time. read more

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Loved this beach, off the beaten track, away from the maddening crowd; meaning almost empty of people. Only a little hard to get to for having steep pathways, but well worth the effort. Such a peaceful place on a beautiful day, wide sandy white beach perfect for a most therapizing nap- ah! the sound of the surf bubbling on the sand. Bring a blankie, a loved one or a pup to keep company (while you nap) or take a meandering walk. read more

Such a beautiful beach! We went there last weekend with a friend and their dog. Beautiful, clean beach and unlike some California beaches, these has soft sand and not the hard, black pebble like sand. It was not crowded and there was plenty of parking. Going down to the beach can be a bit tricky, so be sure to have proper covered footwear. But totally worth it. Will definitely return to spend more time here. read more

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Great for a family- off-leash for dogs and lots of cool tide pools with crabs, mussels, sea anemones to entertain children and adults alike. read more

I find a lot of crabs like sand crabs and there were huge waves the last time i went and In 1seen a lot of fish and some that jump out of the water.? I love the breeze and love all the sand especially the breeze read more

My favorite beach to relax in HMB......I love this place! read more

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Warning! Don't head to this beach with small children or anyone unable to get down the trails. They are rocky, sharp, and slippery. My family members (which included young teens) were able to manage but I imagine it would be difficult for those with less strength/dexterity. The beach itself was nice with fairly soft waves and many broken shells. In my opinion the sand was too rough so it was a deal breaker. It wasn't very crowded but there were a few families and couples playing in the water so it's not completely deserted. The trail down was slightly difficult, though there are a few areas that aren't too bad it still felt more effort than it was worth. Had the sand been soft or mostly vacant I would recommend it but this one isn't first on my list. It's a good place to stop at if you're close by but I'd suggest a quick search beforehand. read more

Redondo Beach is accessible from the North via Poplar Beach. It takes walkers right to the shores of the Ritz Carlton and its golf course and has some excellent hidden tide pools, open, flat sand, and in general peace and quiet for those who are seeking such things. There are only a few routes from the cliffs above to the beach, so look carefully! You will be happy that you came. If you are in the area, check out Cowell Ranch Beach as well! read more