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Walk two blocks to the Pier!
San Clemente State Beach, All you need is sunscreen and swimsuit! Walk to the San Clemente pier, beach and restaurants from the fully appointed bungalow. Take a free ride on the Trolley to the San Clemente Outlets, Farmer's Market , San Clemente state beach. Visit www.sctrolley.com for stops.
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Upgraded Ocean View Studio. Queen Murphy Bed with pull out twin sofa
Fully upgraded kitchen with full size fridge, oven, dishwasher, Keurig coffeemaker, toaster oven, tea kettle, all dishes, pots & pans
Large bathroom with heated travertine floors! No more cold bathroom feet. Upgraded European shower head.
- Hair dryer
- Towels
- Starter toiletries
- Magnifying makeuo mirror
Ocean breezes and view from your front window and door! Salt water pool just steps away!
Make a wonderful meal in your fully upgraded kitchen with all appliances and essentials! Included:
- Full Fridge
- Dishwasher
- Microwave
- Gas oven/range
- Toaster Oven
- Keurig Coffee Maker
- Electric Tea Kettle
- French Press
- Plates & Utensils
- Pots & Pans
- Wine Stems
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Things to Do near San Clemente Pier
San Clemente is a charming ocean town in Southern California that's all about the beach.
1. Head to the San Clemente Pier and San Clemente City Beach
San Clemente City Beach and Pier is your starting point for day-long adventures. The free trolley will take you around town to all the points of interest for shopping, site-seeing, and surf. The San Clemente Beach Trail heads north and south from the pier on the other side of the railroad tracks. The trail connects to other scenic spots like North Beach and T-Street Beach and atop the opposing bluffs, Casa Romantic Cultural Center and Gardens offers an incredible view overlooking the pier.
2. Tour the Casa Romantica Cultural Center and Gardens
415 Avenida Granada, San Clemente, CA 92672-5233
The Casa Romantica Cultural Center and Gardens offer an incredible view and insight into modern San Clemente history. This historic abode is high atop the bluffs above San Clemente City Beach and the San Clemente Pier. And its cultural center highlights the influence of Ole Hanson, the founder of San Clemente and owner of this magnificent ocean home.
When Casa Romantica was built in 1927, it served as the "Spanish Village by the Sea" model for modern-day San Clemente. Today, it's listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is open for the public to enjoy. Admission includes access to the breezy interior of the home and the landscaped gardens outside.
3. Wander along the San Clemente Beach Trail
The San Clemente Beach Trail is the most popular pedestrian path in the city. It spans 2.3 miles, connecting North Beach and Calafia Beach Park, and has beautiful ocean views the entire way.
4. Surf in San Clemente
San Clemente and surfing are synonymous in Southern California. Surfing history books have entire chapters devoted to the city, and to this day, it's still a magnet for professionals and passionate surfers alike. While several surfing spots dot the San Clemente shoreline, the Trestles surf break defines the city's surfing reputation. This world-renowned break is part of San Onofre State Beach and is only accessible by a well-trodden nature trail. However, this walk to the beach doesn't deter surfers, and very few days go by without scores of surfboards in the water.
The best bet for those new to the area or new to the sport is to visit a local surf shop for valuable intel. Several of these shops also offer surfboard rentals and lessons.
5. San Clemente State Beach
San Clemente State Beach is on the south side of the city and is one of the best beaches in Orange County. Visitors travel from afar to enjoy the surf, sand, and blissful atmosphere of this mile-long beach. It's also a popular spot for overnight travel with several available campsites nearby.
The beach sits at the base of steep and impressive sandstone rock formations. Two walking trails lead from the day-use parking area to the water, one long and winding, and the other short and steep. Both routes lead to a tunnel beneath the railroad tracks where the beach spans out in either direction.
6. San Onofre State Beach
The world-renowned San Onofre State Beach is just a few miles south of San Clemente State Beach on Interstate 5. This beautiful beach earns its reputation and millions of annual visits with stunning views and a host of ocean activities.
7. Dine Out in the San Clemente Downtown District
The San Clemente Downtown District is the cultural heartbeat of the city. It features several local boutiques, restaurants, and visitor experiences. The bulk of these tourist attractions is near the intersection of Avenida Del Mar and El Camino Real. Patio restaurants and window-shopping line these main streets. To taste San Clemente culture downtown, head to places like Vine Restaurant and Nick's San Clemente. These two casual but classy restaurants feature a long list of seafood specials and other made-to-order entrees, and with dozens of other eateries in this area, there's bound to be something for everyone's tastes.
8. Surfing Heritage and Culture Center
The non-profit Surfing Heritage and Cultural Center (SHCC) celebrates surfing in Southern California and across the world. The museum strives to educate surfing enthusiasts and the general public about the sport and its evolution.
9. Outlets at San Clemente
For a premier retail shopping experience in San Clemente, head to the Outlets at San Clemente next to Interstate 5. This bustling retail area features a beautiful outdoor plaza connecting several name-brand outlets. This layout offers a breezy shopping experience accompanied by the smell of the ocean.
10. T-Street Beach
This popular beach is just south of the San Clemente Pier and accessible from Esplanade Street. Here, alongside metered parking spots, a pedestrian overpass crosses the train tracks and descends to the sand.
T-Street Beach is a popular surfing spot along the coast, though some restrictions apply between Memorial Day and Labor Day. Lifeguards are on duty throughout this summer season. T-Street Beach is also a popular spot to enjoy the beach scene, and an on-site café and picnic benches encourage a meal outside.
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