Carmel River Beach

One of Los Angeles’ many natural attractions is the Carmel River State Beach, located in the Carmel River Lagoon. Its length is 1.6 km, and its width is from 30 to 40 meters. The highlight of this place is a bizarre underwater rock formation, which is called San Jose Creek Beach and is very popular with scuba divers.

Also here you can often find tourists who prefer active rest on kayaks. Athletes swim in hard-to-reach places overgrown with thick algae. They are found only a few hundred meters from the Carmel River State, the coastal waters are crystal clear and suitable for swimming. Near the Carmel River State beach is a beautiful park established in 1953. It is interesting that in 1602 the Spanish navigator Sebastian Vizcaino stopped in these places.

The beach of Carmel River State often attracts ornithologists, as here you can observe a large number of migratory birds. This place is perfect for those who like active rest and extreme. Not far from the beach is a tent town, in which tourists who prefer to rest as a “savage” stay.