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Most Dangerous Beaches in California

Most Dangerous Beaches in California

Most Dangerous Beaches in California

Sandee Venice Beach

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4.85

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Venice Beach

United States, California, Venice

Located in the city of Venice in Southern California, Venice Beach – also known as Venice City Beach - is an extremely popular three-mile long beach that has light brown sand and rocky breakwaters. This beach is very large – approximately 238 acres in size. The southern portion of Venice Beach is known as Venice Pier Beach- this portion received this name because it has a 1,300-feet long pier named the Venice Pier that is also known as Venice Fishing Pier. Venice Beach has been named the 3rd Best Beach in the Top 50 Beaches in the United States list in 2022 by Randall Kaplan, the world's foremost beach expert who is known as "Mr. Beach.” (Please note that Venice Beach in California should not be confused with another popular beach in the United States named Venice Public Beach, which is also known as Venice Beach) that is located in Sarasota County in Florida.) 

Venice Beach hosts many sporting events, and two of them – skateboarding and 3x3 basketball – will be held there during the 2028 Summer Olympics. Venice Beach has lifeguards from 8 am to sunset (that usually occurs around 6 pm) - during summers, lifeguards here are posted from 7 am till sunset (that occurs around 8:30 pm). In addition to lifeguards, Venice Beach and the area around it offer many other amenities including picnic areas, restrooms, showers, bike rental facilities, a bike path, grassy recreational areas, paddle tennis courts, basketball courts, skateboarding, volleyball courts, handball courts, walking paths, nearby watersports equipment rental facilities, and a kids’ play area. Dogs are not allowed on Venice Beach.  

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Sandee Carlsbad State Beach

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4.25

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Carlsbad State Beach

United States, California, Carlsbad

Carlsbad State Beach, the most popular of Carlsbad's beaches, is a beach any family will love. There is plenty of space to break out the whole family ensemble - umbrellas, coolers, beach chairs, diaper bags, and more - to ensure a fantastic beach day. For parents, the soft, beige sand is soothing, and with showers, restrooms, and lifeguards, your worries will be put to rest. For kids, there is plenty to do, as the beach offers swimming, surfing, scuba diving, kayaking, windsurfing, and fishing. To top off your tremendous day, the beach is famous for its orange, romantic sunsets setting over the Pacific Ocean.
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