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    Seal Beach Pier

    4.5 (243 reviews)

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    A very fun Pier. We got to see some of the workers coming in from off the oil rigs. Beautiful day and beautiful water!

    Yvette M.

    I love this area for a weekend walk. The pier, located off of Main St, is a nice sized pier that offers great views and a relaxed vibe. There is a police substation at the beginning of the pier and you'll usually have some sort of entertainment in the same area. We love to get a hotdog on a stick from Jane's Corndogs, and find a bench facing the pier. There is paid parking adjacent to the pier and limited street parking. We usually park in the free lot off of Marina Dr in Long Beach, which is about a nice mile walk to the pier. On this trip we also ventured to Main Street and enjoyed visiting the shops. There are many restaurants in the area along with coffee shops and ice cream spots.

    Seaside breeze brings me alive --basking in simple pleasures #LOVEYOUBYE #SunKissedBreezes
    Dominique D.

    Seal beach pier is a wonderful place to enjoy some sun and sun kissed breezes. I'm drawn to the vastness of the ocean and nine times out of ten when I close my eyes the ocean is what I see. It's definitely one spot you can feel the heartbeat of the city. You'll often catch the whole community it seems like running to the end of the pier and back in the mornings. It is clean and I usually find parking on the street on the same side as the beach. If you ever get a chance to visit, don't miss the chance. "Be training for what you want in life"

    Trevor C.

    This is one of my favorite spots. The views are incredible, and the atmosphere is so inviting. Parking is generally easy to find, and there's nothing better than a walk along the beach while taking in a beautiful sunset.

    Looks deserted, but we did pass people.
    Dari P.

    Today was a beautiful day for a walk on the pier. It is Saturday and there were a lot of people that were fishing. I don't know what they called, but they seem to be having fun trying. It appears that they may have had some kind of a fishing contest before we came. People put up a tent and we're singing classic rock songs at the entrance to the pier the music was very nice.

    Denise M.

    I really love Seal Beach. It's a gorgeous beach without the gigantic crowds of some of the other beaches. I usually go in the morning when the surfers first start showing up and the man is driving the sifting tractor. Most of the times that I'm there the surf school Van is there to meet students. This time of year there aren't too many people fishing off the pier like there are in the summer. The Pier is decorated for Christmas with pine Garland wrapping all of the light posts. It looks very pretty. I love that groups of people gather on the benches to just chit chat, and they all seem to be neighborhood people who know each other. There are lots of people jogging and walking dogs. Main Street at Seal Beach is so cute with lots of little local restaurants and shops along the tree lined street. I love the Irish pub on main Street, and Bogart's coffee house on Ocean Avenue.

    Kwang C.

    A hidden gem along the Southern California Pacific Coast. 南加州太平洋沿岸的不顯眼景點。

    Frank P.

    This is a nice pier located at the end of Main Street. You can come here and relax. I like to check out what the fishermen are catching. Today there were very few people fishing. It' much more chill here than some of the other piers. If you are in the area of Old Town check out the pier.

    Christopher T.

    Local fave pier at the end of Main Street with fire dept & kid's place ground. During summer time, movie at the park on the beach. Small community with great neighborhood and great Main Street that has everything you could ask for - they do have a library and teatime in the cottage too. Great place to seat and enjoys life or the little thing in life. Love it here.

    Kris B.

    Walked along the pathway by the beach today. A lot less crowded than the pier and Main Street. We live in Huntington Beach but it's way too touristy so we like to come to Seal Beach. There are some great restaurants on Main and we rotate between breakfast, lunch and dinner, and then always a walk afterwards. The pier is fantastic. Always a beautiful walk and you can check out what kind of fish everyone has caught that day. FYI, no bathrooms at the end of the pier so make sure you make a stop under the pier to be safe. :) I mean there's bathrooms under the pier, not go to the bathroom under the pier. That would be frowned upon. Besides the pier, there's also a lovely walk to the left along the beach. Check out the really nice homes and rentals on one side and the beach and ocean on the other. About a mile round trip down to where the path ends and back. Gorgeous day today, not too hot, with a nice breeze.

    James V.

    Absolutely lovely beach to spend time. Despite its central location to OC & LA counties, this beach and pier were very serene on a weekend. Plentiful lot and street parking. Not too crowded, with plenty of space to walk and take photos. The beach itself was clean as well. Definitely recommended for a relaxing time.

    The pier.
    Joyce M.

    Wonderful experience! Great view and friendly people. Good restaurants, shops and bars along Main Street.

    Pier fishing
    Mary A.

    This is a fabulous place to walk and experience sunset. There are several people walking the pier so it's not the most romantic but definitely it's popular. There are people taking pics, fishing , and some even dancing and performing. We walked along the pier and beach and felt safe and relaxed .

    Marine layer morning (don't fret, it'll burn off shortly)!

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    The pier is nice to walk down. I like that you can see some of the ships out on the water.

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    Nice spot to walk or take a date , they have a good restaurants and walk around is cool

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    This is a beautiful here to walk on just to clear your mind. Big blue it's always refreshing

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    Ask the Community - Seal Beach Pier

    Now with everything starting to reopen (as of 05/15/21), does anyone know if the pier is open for night fishing again from 10pm to 6am?

    I was there last week, and the sign stated that fishing was still only until 10pm. I'm not positive, but I'm guessing it's still that way.

    Is the pier open for night fishing; for example between 10pm to 6am?

    Carman not sure, due to the Pandemic. I would look online or call. It's always changing.

    Is the seal beach pier open for fishing?

    Not sure, Due to the Virus. It changes so much. I would call or check on line.

    Is the pier open for fishing?

    Right now no! Do to the Virus.I would check with them next couple of weeks.

    Where are the seals?

    I've actually seen some on weekdays when nobody is around. Some will swim around the surfers.

    Are dogs allowed?

    There's a sign that says no dogs allowed on the pier but that doesn't seem to stop anybody. I guess do it at your own risk.

    Pier hours? Is overnight fishing allowed?

    No. Pier closes at 10pm.

    How much for parking?

    $2 per hour. Free if you have handicap placard.

    Do they allow fishing there? Does it close at night?

    Yes, they allow fishing. The pier closes at 10 PM.

    Lost my GoPro hero 5 session a few days ago with a head strap. Has anyone came across one so far? =(

    Try checking with the local police or lifeguard stations at the pier to see if someone might have turned it in. Best of luck!

    Can you fish here?

    Yes you can. There are many people who fish here daily and because it's a public pier, no fishing license is required. The pier has benches as well as fish cleaning stations.

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    Main Street at Seal Beach is so cute with lots of little local restaurants and shops along the tree lined street.

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    Naples Canals - Naples Christmas Decorations

    Naples Canals

    4.7(104 reviews)
    1.5 mi

    After a great day of the beach and lunch, our friends wanted to show us their favorite spots to go…read morefor a walk to get their steps in. Naples Canals is a beautiful neighborhood. Beautiful homes nestled around water and gondolas rides coasting by. We actually drove around for a couple of loops just being that crazy looky loo's at the beautiful neighborhood. We found parking and went for a walk. There's a cool bridge overlooking the canal. We got to see the gondola ride! Our friends told us this was a great neighborhood for seeing Christmas lights displays. All the neighborhood decorates their homes. How cool is that?!?!

    After a satisfying lunch at Parker's Lighthouse, we realized time had totally flown by! We…read moreoriginally planned to visit the Earl Burns Miller Japanese Garden at Cal State Long Beach for a little flower stroll, but it was getting too late... so we decided to switch things up and take a relaxing walk around the Naples Canals instead. Naples Island is such a hidden gem in Long Beach! It used to be a swamp before developers transformed it into a charming Italian-style neighborhood -- all the streets even have Italian names. It kind of reminds me of Venice Beach, but quieter and much more upscale. The canals are lined with beautiful waterfront homes, and boats are literally parked right in front of them. During summer, you can hop on a gondola or go kayaking or paddleboarding on the canals. And in winter, this place turns magical, residents go all out with Christmas lights, and there are festive boat parades gliding through the water. (Though Newport Beach usually gets more attention, Naples definitely holds its own!) It's such a peaceful spot for a stroll, and not many tourists know about it. It's perfect if you're looking for something a little off the beaten path. Naples Island You can set your GPS to La Bella Fontana Park, then find parking along the nearby streets. 90 Corinthian Walk, Long Beach, CA 90803

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    Skinny House - Night View

    Skinny House

    4.3(16 reviews)
    3.9 mi

    The skinny House was a short drive from Phnom Penh Noodle Shack and because parking was impossible…read moreone of us jumped out to take these photos. This skinny house was listed in the Guinness Book of World Records and also featured on Ripley's Believe It or Not. No signs posted just a marker in Google Maps. It was built on a tiny plot of land that was given as a debt repayment. The original owner built the house to collect on a bet. Per Redfin, the house is a 2 bedroom and 1 bath with roughly 860 sqft.spread out over the three floors. A permanent tiny home. The home was still privately owned so this was a quick photo shoot of the outside but really only worth it if in the area. Still something quirky to see and read about during our latest SoCal trip.

    A slender, slim and, dare I say, skinny house located on the famed Eastside of Long Beach...pretty…read moreawesome place to drive by and check out, if you're ever in the area. Skinny House is literally that- a very skinny house located on the corner of 7th and Gladys Ave in Long Beach. You'll almost always see people driving or walking by to take a few snapshots of it. I couldn't believe how skinny it was the first time I drove by it. It is in a residential area, so it's best to either drive by or walk by it. Good luck finding parking here...as anyone will tell you, we'll, those who are from Long Beach...as it is impossible to find a parking spot anywhere in this city! So yeah, check this place out whenever you want. Pretty cool landmark...one of many in Long Beach. Beats the heck out of me if anyone lives in it! I can only imagine the possibilities...

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    Jack Dunster Marine Reserve

    Jack Dunster Marine Reserve

    4.8(12 reviews)
    1.8 mi

    There's little cluster hidden in Long Beach that you sort of want to keep a little secrets.... But…read morebeautiful places are meant to be shared. Everyone knows about mother's beach with the clam water just along the bay. But across the water, this little hidden spot with its cute picturesque view of the waterfront and beautiful homes. It's tucked inside the community of Alamitos Heights along the Marina. There's a parking lot beforehand where you'll have a little walk which isn't much. If you know where the Pete Archer Rowing Center is, then it's basically there. There's a little dirt path behind the center which leads you to the entrance of the trail. It's not a big place but a cute little path that shows you beautiful homes and plants along the way. A good 15 min or so if you walk leisurely taking your time around the whole path. But take your time so you can fully enjoy it. There's also docks that you can walk onto looking out over the water. I didn't know that it's a sanctuary where oysters are habitat. The path is along the back of some homes so be respectful as it's someone's property and leave it the way you saw it, clean. There's benches places along the way to have a seat and just take it in. Native plants growing wild but beautifully preserved. Just taking the time and enjoying everything was quite nice. A quiet place that you didn't even know was here. Loads of flowers starting to blooms at the moment. Also with flowers comes the butterflies. Plus as it's part of the bay, the water was so calm and clear. People were kayaking and paddle boarding while we were there. The view of the boats and homes were beautiful but you're there for the path. A simple beautiful walk with nature. Man made nature but beautiful. Afterwards, you could sit and enjoy the water view along the path back to your car.

    At the end of Marine Stadium, through a narrow pathway next to the rowing center, is the entrance…read moreto this park. Surrounded by water, this tiny park is a great place to walk or sit and watch the Marine life. Very clean and well maintained. It's especially beautiful during sunsets.

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    Osteria Mare Blu - Menu

    Osteria Mare Blu

    4.6(101 reviews)
    0.3 mi

    I feel like this weekend we've hit the jackpot with restaurants. We took note of the menu in the…read morewindow as we walked by a few nights ago decided to return. This Italian restaurant was a great find. The decor simple but perfect for this coastal restaurant. It's all shades of blue and white and aqua, with photos of coastal Italy. There is a bar with some wine and beer, but I'm not sure if I noticed any other alcohol. A great special that they have on tuesdays, wednesdays, and Thursdays. For $50 for a couple, you get your choice of appetizer, two entrees, and gelato for dessert. For appetizer, there were two choices: mixed salad or fried zucchini and mozzarella with spicy tomato sauce. We chose the mixed salad, and it was perfectly dressed and very good. There were several options for entrees. I choose the caccio e pepe, and hubby choose Salmon Piccata with potatoes and vegetables. Both were delicious! We finished the meal with two scoops each of gelato. There were several flavors to choose from, but we are a little boring--I got chocolate and strawberry, hubby got chocolate and vanilla. I think our server may have been the daughter of the chef, as I heard them talking and laughing together in Italian. She was great, attentive and very sweet. I am sure we will be back. This is just the kind of place thats right up our alley.

    I was taken here on a date with my significant other, and it ended up being such a lovely…read moreexperience. It's an intimate Italian restaurant inspired by the waterfront. The decor is minimal and calming, mimicking the movement and tones of the water, almost like dining on a boat. We sat at the bar top and were warmly greeted by who I believe was the owner, which immediately made the space feel welcoming. I ordered the tagliatelle al ragù bianco, served with a pink sauce, and my significant other got the ravioli. The ingredients tasted fresh and rich, and everything felt thoughtfully prepared without being heavy. We paired our meal with two glasses of wine, which complemented the dishes perfectly. Overall, the food was great. Compliments to the young chef and our waiter as well, both really added to the experience.

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    L'Antica Pizzeria Da Michele - Pizza.

    L'Antica Pizzeria Da Michele

    4.3(667 reviews)
    2.5 mi

    Everything is amazing!!! You can't go wrong with anything, I've had the pizzas, salads,…read morepasta...everything is fresh and delicious.

    1000% must try. Eveything was sublime…read more We used to live in Moorpark and had an amazing pizza spot by us - this restaurant came highly recommended by them, and we finally made the drive down from South OC. We'd be happy to come down again in traffic, because it's absolutely worth the drive here. Some find the pizza sizes small or the prices high in comparison to your average pizza joint - but your average, everyday pizza place in California is just...ew. Their crust is very thin, Neapolitan style in a brick oven, beautiful and a little chewy, slightly-charred from the brick oven. Amazing texture. Traditionalists, so we just got the Margherita and Bianco, adding some mushrooms and a drizzle of truffle. SOO good. We also tried the fried zucchini blossoms, which were very light and not oily at all. Caesar salad was very delicious and fresh, also had the octopus, which was perfectly grilled and like eating steak. To finish, we had some amazing coffee with tiramisu. Wow. Not usually a fan, but their tiramisu was super light, not overly sweet, and super good. Thanks to our wonderful server, Diana ! Super friendly and everything came out quickly. Eveything is delicate, fresh, lovely, and makes you feel like you're in Italy. Can't wait to be back. Tutto bene, grazie!

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    Seal Beach Pier - localflavor - Updated July 2026

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