Trinidad State Beach

The sea cliffs of Trinidad State Beach are part of the California National Monument, which also houses the Marine Laboratory. The beach is fascinating with its clean and warm sand, caves, rocky capes, wave arches and small steep islets.

The wild beach of Trinidad is suitable for lovers of a quiet and secluded holiday, where tourists can settle among the rock formations, as well as watch the whales and sea lions that often swim to the shore of this peaceful place. Trinidad is known as a place of good fishing.

Since the 1850s, gold and redwood have been mined on the beach, and now this wild beach silently hides all its virtues and values. The nearest cities with hotels are 10 kilometers from the beach.