Bean Hollow Beach

One of the beautiful wild beaches in Los Angeles County is Bean Hollow State, located in San Mateo. At first glance, this is a quiet secluded corner of nature, but in fact, danger awaits you at every step, so staying on the beach will bring you a lot of extreme emotions.

Swimming here is undesirable - the water is crystal clear, but cold. It should also be noted that sharks and sea urchins are found in the vicinity of Bean Hollow State. Therefore, tourists come here mainly to fish, have a picnic, as well as retire with nature and distance themselves from worldly worries. The length of the beach is 17.5 km, and the width varies from 15 to 25 meters.

Often on the beach you can see many anemones and crabs, as well as migratory birds. This is a truly amazing corner of nature that has not yet undergone construction. Going here, bring water and provisions, as here you will not find restaurants, cafes and clubs. Also, be sure to bring an umbrella to hide from the scorching sunlight.