Huntington Beach Pier

With all the sun and surf California brings to the table, it merits going to Huntington Beach Pier, a little more than 7 miles 11 km west of Westminster. As one of the West Coast's longest wharfs, it is the place to go to encounter the territory's remarkable shoreline culture. The wharf gloats year-round surfing, because of normally upgraded waves. The dock, worked in 1903, is a prevalent spot for angling and to take in the landscape. The dock offers all encompassing perspectives of Catalina Island and Newport Beach toward the south, and Long Beach and San Pedro toward the north. Ruby's Diner, a bind intended to imitate the coffee shops of the 40s, can be found toward the finish of the wharf. Stop in for a burger, fries, and shake before taking back off to get a wave.