📍San Clemente Pier, 

San Clemente, CA 92672

Slam dunk players must be indispensable in everyone's childhood.The classic "Kamakura" scene of the slam dunk master is a punch-in place for many anime enthusiasts. The icy blue sea and the train along the coastline are intertwined and become an irreplaceable landscape.

But there is a small Kamakura in Los Angeles, in San Clemente.And there is a 4.5-mile round-trip trail on both sides of the rails here. Take the dog for a walk on the beach to take pictures and watch the sunset. It’s really comfortable~ But taking pictures is for taking pictures, be sure to pay attention to safety~

📍Santa Catalina Island

Catalina Island is a cool island only about an hour away from Los Angeles by boat. The light blue and clear waters and the cascading white buildings on the mountains are like the beautiful scenery of Greece.

Only 76 square miles, and 90% of the land is undeveloped, so only the seaside town of Avalon is available for tourists to take a vacation.The island can only be strolled around on this island by walking, cycling or driving a small golf cart, but it can be done in an hour and a half in a golf cart.

There are jungle ziplines, various water and underwater projects, and botanical gardens on the island. However, many projects for the epidemic have not been opened.

You can book the ferry tickets on the official website in advance, and you can choose to depart from Long Beach, Dana Point or San Pedro.The round trip ticket is $75.You can bring a dog, but you must wear a mouth hoop + leash when you board the boat.

Official website URL:

http://www.catalinaexpress.com

📍Santa Barbara

Santa Barbara, a famous seaside town on Highway XNUMX, I believe that many friends have visited, the pink cathedral, the court of the photo-sacred place, this Spanish-style city with a Mediterranean climate, and other things you don’t know about Method~

📍El Matador State Beach

This small and quiet beach is hidden under the cliff. If you walk down the winding rock stairs, you will see many mini caves.Because it is very small, it seems to have the clearest waters and whitest beaches in Los Angeles.

The delicate white sand is very soft~ Find a corner with no one, spread a picnic mat on the ground, lie in the cave and watch the sunset with the loving Ta, happiness is nothing more than that~

📍Balboa Island

Everyone may have been to Newport Beach, but did you know that there is a "little Europe" hidden in Newport Beach-the artificial island Balboa Island? Balboa Island is composed of three small islands. You can drive, walk, bike or take the Balboa Island ferry to this "hidden" town.

Balboa Island has many island-style restaurants and taverns, but the most famous one is DAD's Original Frozen Banana (DAD's Original Frozen Banana).Here you can experience a variety of water sports, including large and small yachts, inflatable boats, jet skis, etc.In addition to taking pictures, you can also buy tickets at the pier to watch gray whales!

But when it comes to European style, you can also go shopping in the Venice canals walkway. This artificial canal is very much like Venice, Italy. It’s fun to take a walk in the spring of blooming flowers~

📍Venice canals walkway

📍Redondo Pier,

Redondo Beach, CA 90277

Seeing the four words seafood market, do you think this place you would recommend today would require everyone to queue up at four? NONONO! The seafood market in Redondo Beach has fresh and cheap seafood available at all times!It is definitely a blessed place for seafood lovers~

There are many people fishing on the boardwalk at Redondo Beach Pier. It’s also very comfortable to go to the beach and watch the sunset~

(Image source: yelp)

But the Quality Seafood here is the most famous, you can pick out all kinds of freshly steamed crabs, shrimps, fish and even live sea urchins!You can also buy fresh ones and take them home for your own cooking~ Tuantuan, but I often buy them. Three plump and fresh Jumbo crabs are only a little over $20, and there are blue crabs for $10/bag. Buy two large bags of spicy crabs and arrange them home!

📍Bombay Beach Ruins

This check-in point close to the dreamland is located at Bombay Beach, which is only a 2-hour drive from Los Angeles.Although it is called Beach, it is a real desert area (confused).But this place has many weird buildings and scenery, which is very suitable for taking pictures~

There is only one inland lake, and the recommended net celebrity swing is in the middle of the lake. If you go at sunset, you can still take pictures of pink. It's so beautiful that you don't believe it is a real attraction.

If you want to take pictures on the swing in the center of the lake, you must walk through the water.When the water level is low, it is about the calf, and when the water level is high, it will reach the waist.But according to many guides in Jimei, because the lake is a dead lake, the taste... is hard to say, so everyone try to check in when the weather is not so hot!

📍The Sunken City & Street Art

In 1929, in a coastal area south of San Pedro, a total of 40000 square meters of land suddenly slipped into the sea, and the city also slid into the sea along with the land.Therefore, this ruin was called Sunken City.

Although only abandoned water pipes, cement boards and broken walls remain, graffiti artists have given this ruin a new life.As night falls, I have a bonfire at the beach, holding a small wine and holding a party, I feel a little rocky~ But here is not open to the public, I can only find my own way!

Recommended address: 500 W Paseo Del Mar, San Pedro, CA 90731

📍Los Angeles River

Many American blockbusters have been shot in the Los Angeles River, such as: The Dark Knight Rises, Terminator 2, Fear the Walking Dead and more than 40 movies have been shot here.

The landscape of the downtown skyline and the urban industrial feel of the Los Angeles River give film shooting the ultimate beauty of minimalism.As long as you can find imports, shooting a blockbuster film here will surely surprise everyone~ often a crew will come in to make a movie.

And the most mysterious and exciting thing here is walking along the riverbed of Los Angeles. You will find many sewer exits on both sides. Bring a flashlight and go inside to find out!