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Beautiful little spot in Laguna with an A+ rating from Heal The Bay beach report card. The entrance is off of Victoria Drive which starts and loops back up at PCH. You will end up needing to park along the highway and walk downhill through Victoria. There is some residential parking, but it's so narrow with no sidewalk. There will be stairs on the right between a couple of homes, and as you go down, you'll see the sign for the beach. It's one of the few beaches in this city that isn't completely rocky. The rocky parts are at both ends of this little beach, and one of the ends includes the Victorian high tower. Usually you can walk all around it, but some days at high tide, the surrounding area will be blocked off for safety. The waves can get big here, but it's a great spot to get in the water, snorkel, lay out, or walk along the sand. Whatever you end up doing, it's a gorgeous place to do it in.
A must do while in Laguna! Check the tide schedule before you go so you have easy access to the tower and surrounding tide pools. Make sure you wear non slip shoes for the maximum exploring experience. Tips: Take the free Laguna Beach trolley to the Nyes street stop. From there walk down to the steps that take you to Victoria Beach. Bring a picnic and slip proof shoes. Check the tide schedule!
I found this beach on Instagram. It did not disappoint. The steps leading to this beach are obscure and you need to google map the address 2705 Victoria Drive where the steps are located in a residential area. Parking is on PCH. There are lots of parking but beware of fast moving cars. Probably not a good thing with young kids. Also we thought we would have to cross the busy highway but a local pointed us to steps that are by the Trolley that lead down and under the highway! What a find! it led us directly to McCauley Place which hits Victoria place. The beach was not crowded in February. Most the people were climbing on the rocks to the pirate tower. You will need shoes. There are parts that are slimy and rocks are painful to walk barefoot on. There was one lifeguard watching the swimmers. There are no restrooms. But definitely worth visiting!
Amazing beach with stunning scenery! To get to Victoria Beach, there are entrance ways through the neighborhood. One of the cool things about this beach is the Pirate Tower which stands at 60ft tall. It was built in 1926 which was used to go down to the beach from the house above the cliff. The waters here are clear and a beautiful hue of blues/greens. I loved seeing all of the interesting creatures like the small crabs, sea anemones and mussels. This beach does draw a good amount of people however, it was fairly peaceful and quiet. Because this beach has beautiful sceneries, there are usually photoshoots happening here. I went on a Sunday and while parking here is not the easiest, it wasn't as bad as I expected. I parked alongside of Victoria Drive and it took around 10 to 15 mins to get to the beach.
Victoria Beach (aka The Pirate Tower) is a magical place, especially as the sun sets! - Go during low tide - Take grippy water shoes and a hat - Parking can be scarce, so plan accordingly - If you are hiring a professional photographer, you will need a permit from the city of Laguna ($100 for 2 hours) Happy exploring!
Don't follow the address listed here; it directed you to the laguna beach main beach area. This beach is way up on the hills about 15 mins away from the main beach and no parking around the area; linked street parking is available. I think the trolley also has a stop here. It's a very quiet and beautiful beach that has tie pools and an unique tower. Do not come too late like 5-6pm bc the tide started getting high and you might not be able to walk to the tower area.
This beach is amazing. I can see why is it not crowded. The street parking feels dangerous and the trek down the hill, through the neighborhood, can be a little vigorous. We saw a lot of adults and not a lot of children as it would be extremely difficult to lug items down the steep incline and stairs. I would say this location is a cool adult resting spot. I did love all the quartz embedded in the rocks. They look like they could easily be picked up but they seem naturally fused. There are a few cool quartz veins that run through the rocks also. Check it out
This is a really great beach, not necessarily for the water but for the lighthouse, which is the main attraction. Yes, it is Orange County's oldest and only lighthouse that was made to look like a long castle tower. You aren't able to go up inside it, it has been blocked off likely for safety reasons but it's a great place to check out and take photos. If you are tying to do a modeling session or engagement photos are anything of the like, so is everyone else, so keep that in mind when you go. It's a hot spot and the secret is out.
Decided to come here for a mini photoshoot, as I've heard great things about it. We specifically wanted to see the Pirate Tower, but the tide was a bit high and my model and I didn't feel comfortable climbing over the rocks. Others were doing it, though, so I feel like next time we should just go for it. Parking here was atrocious. It's all residential with no street parking. We managed to squeeze in to a spot on a steep hill between two other cars. I doubt we'd get lucky again. Getting down to the beach was easy; we walked down a slab of concrete and jumped on to the sand. We walked to the right towards the rocks and began our shoot. It was a fairly quite afternoon, which was nice. We stayed through sunset, which was beautiful, but the tide had gotten so high that the waves were practically covering the whole lot of sand. At least we weren't afraid of any water! When it came time to leave, we headed up the staircase and it let us out between two homes. We then had to walk up and around another street to get back to my car. We were a little tired after that, but it was manageable. Overall, this was a beautiful spot for photos, but I'm apprehensive about coming back, due to parking. read more
8 years ago
This picturesque beach with pristine, aqua water is tucked away in a residential neighborhood. It's an ideal location for photo opportunities and tide pool exploration. We mainly observed sea anemones because the tide was already rising when we arrived around 10am. Beach goers were dipping their feet in the water, but the current was way too strong for safe swimming. The waves crash pretty violently against the rocks, but there are a couple of clearings where young children can enjoy the shore. I appreciated the beauty and serenity of Victoria Beach; however, it didn't provide the greatest conditions for taking a dip in the ocean. Maybe visiting during a different season would be best. It's fairly easy to get to if you're lucky enough to find parking near PCH and Sunset Terrace (small side street). We arrived at 10am and found plenty of unmetered spots along PCH. After a short walk down the hill on Sunset, you'll arrive at the intersection of Victoria and Sunset. Look immediately to your left, and you'll see an unmarked staircase/ramp leading down to the beach. The walk down is easy, but the walk back up is moderate/difficult. I've attached photos that may be helpful in finding the beach. It's worth the trip! read more
What makes Victoria Beach so great is that it is hard to park. That means it is never to crowded and most of the people live near by There are two ways to get there. Either walk down a steep incline or down lots of stairs. But once there you will love the crescent cove of a deep sand beach with rock formations on each end creating an awesome beach environment When low tide you can walk south to Treasure Island where the Montage Hotel is or you can walk north across rock formations and see a castle and other cool things During holidays there is always a volleyball tournament This beach is the bomb and best of all- it is only steps from my beach house !!!!!!! read more
Oh, that peace may come - Queen Victoria Come to this beach and peace you will have. Plus beauty, spectacular waves, gorgeous sunsets, and a Pirate Tower. I find the best entrance is with parking meters in front of The Montage. Walk through resort, great people watching, then walk the entire stretch of beach for the magnificent waves and views. Parking in the neighborhood on Victoria is too much of a hassle but each to his own Highly recommended! read more
5 years ago
Love this beach!! Make sure to get there before high tide tho life guard's will let you know when it's not safe.. my kids loved the Pirate Tower!! read more
Finding the tower was so easy thanks to Yelp! My friend and I parked along the road and hiked our way down Victoria Drive. Hopped on the beach and started walking towards the right til we found the tower. What I did not see in the pictures was the rocks you had to climb through. I hate sand so I wasn't barefoot but after the sand you'll have to climb across some rocks if you want to get closer to the tower. It was a great view! read more
6 years ago
We came here to see the pirate tower - the usual beach access to the tower is closed (looks like construction) - use the dumond drive beach access (a ramp down to the beach). Beach itself is nice but very crowded with wedding and engagement photoshoots on the weekend (at least when we went). The pirate tower was cool and the beach seems nice but it was crowded with minimal mask compliance (which made us wary and want to leave quickly). Go during low tide. Park on US 1 and walk down to the beach. Don't be those people that just put the location into your GPS and go barreling down very narrow neighborhood streets trying to park in an area with little/no street parking. read more
Ahh, I think I found Rapunzel's fairytale tower =D This is one of Southern California's jaw-dropping hidden prized gem that stands at the cliff of Laguna Beach. All the OC-goers are so lucky to have this unique landmark nearby! The beach tower is private property and so you're only allowed to walk up to it so NO climbing! Now to find this, you have to walk to the north end of Victoria Beach. This isn't an easy find but use 2713 Victoria Drive on your GPS which will lead you to a stairway down to the far north and hang right. As you walk out to the rocks, you'll encounter a beautiful circular concrete pool filled with sand and a collection of water from high tide that eventually created a small pool. I recommend coming by during sunset. Mark this place as a must see, you'll be AMAZED! read more
11 years ago
I fell in love with this beach from the pictures alone. My cousin would post photos on Instagram and she would tell me about it so of course I had to come here. It was Presidents' Day so there were quite a few people there relaxing and checking out the tower. The beach is so beautiful! The water is crystal blue. So perfect. Laguna is definitely a beautiful place to be. Such a trek just to get to this beach. Had to park on PCH and made my way through the neighborhood. I was told to wear some good shoes and I was very glad I did. Kinda sucked because I just washed those shoes. I didn't think I would end up at the beach. It's very rocky so you need good shoes. I was surprised some people walked on the rocks barefoot. Brave people. The tower is so beautiful. It reminds me of a castle. Felt so magical. I would love to come here during high tide when that little pool is filled and maybe there won't be that many people during high tide. read more
10 years ago
Park on PCH! There is barely any parking in the neighborhood. The stairs that lead down to the beach is right where sunset and Victoria st meet Great place to take kids. There's a lighthouse looking tower and a man made pool. The pool is perfect for little kids! read more
8 years ago
OC beaches are my favorite in So Cal, especially those in Laguna Beach. This one is especially unique because of its Pirate Tower, which looks to be straight out of a fairy tale. In fact, the tower doesn't look pirate-y at all. It's definitely got more of a Rapunzel/Tangled vibe. Go take a look at low tide so you can get close to the tower and explore the tide pools surrounding it. Best to wear hard-soled shoes since the rocks are uneven and jagged in some sections. Park along PCH; don't bother trying to find parking in the residential area by the beach. read more
Great hidden local beach. During low tide there's tons of tide pools and you can walk out to the old lighthouse like tower. This beach is in a neighborhood so there's peoples houses right on the beach. The beach is clean and more private than the main beach. read more
9 years ago
I came here on a Sunday around 2:30PM with my boyfriend and his group of friends for the first time. You won't be able to find this place on google maps if you had just typed in Victoria Beach. I listened to Anurag S. and typed in 2713 Victoria Drive, Laguna Beach in my Maps App. I suggest you park on PCH because it's a residential area with small streets and you will have lots of trouble finding parking there. The staircase down to the beach is on the side of 2713 Victoria Beach. The staircase isn't as steep as the one at Thousand Steps Beach if you were wondering! This is a beautiful beach. You can take a picture by the Pirates Tower, which is on the right side when you're coming down the staircase. It wasn't super crowded. I love how everyone respects one another. There is a life guard on duty who is very attentive! At the time we arrived, there were low tides. But be warned! This beach is known for having high tides. The high tides started to return at 4:30-5PM the day I went. So I didn't stay long :( I will come earlier next time so I can enjoy this beach longer. read more
I went here last weekend & it's a beautiful little beach with nice clean water! Yes, parking is horrible but luckily my friend has a house there so we didn't have to worry about it. :) There's tons of exploring to do in all the tide pools, a bunch of sea anemones, star fish, crabs, etc... it's so much fun. You'll be walking on rocks so I wouldn't suggest wearing thongs, which I wore the first day but the second day I wore those ugly beach shoes and i felt much safer walking on the rocks. There was a family getting professional pictures taken on Sunday and also a couple getting married on the beach. It was a little over cast so it wasn't too packed but I would assume on a nice sunny day, it can get pretty busy. The beach is pretty small, private-like, lifeguards but no restrooms. If you have kids, you have to take them, the tide pools rock! read more
Shout out to Anurag S. for his information regarding the address.Type in 2713 Victoria Dr. Laguna Beach to get to the general area. Once you drive around the residential area, youll find the staircase leading downwards next to the house with the white garage at the cross of Sunset and Victoria. I recommend parking across the street of Sunset on the PCH and just walk over, you won't find any closer parking spots. I expected it to be a quieter beach but the popularity of the tower is causing it to become more and more popular unfortunately. read more
4 years ago
Great time at the beach. First time checking this place out, so many photo ops happening here, kind of ruins the flow but still a great time. Definitely worth the drive. The place still is somewhat difficult to get to, parking is crazy & there's a walk to the actual beach. Still a great day adventure. read more
9 years ago
Trying to escape LA by going down to Orange County a lil further. Then we found out this little gem. About the beach : You have to go down by stairs. Once you're there , you can simply simply choose to go left or right with each have different highlights. But bare in mind , there are private houses too around there. To the right will be the pirate tower and the tidepool. My kids love this so much. And me too. Because it is so safe for the children to play with the water without being worry about the waves. You can also keep going further after the tower and go to a more secluded area. To the left is a more open beach area. Good also for the children to play. I just love love this beach so much. Very clean, secluded and blue water ... best !! For parking : It's a lil bit pain the ass. Because it is near residence area with no parking sign in front of it. Just park on the side of PCH and walk . It is a lil bit far and the walk back to your car will be up the hill (so tiring) .... unless you are very lucky to find one around the residence. read more
This is one of the mystery places at Laguna beach. It is a perfect place for a sunset and photography. How to find the place? 1)The correct address is 2713 Victoria dr and you can see staircase going down the beach. You won't find any parking here as this is a residential area. 2) It's best to park on PCH near nyes place close to the restaurant Dizz's A and then walk up to Victoria dr and sunset dr when you see a staircase leading down. Take the staircase until you hit the beach. 3)you will rocks the tower is hidden behind the rocks Very calm and serene, brilliant spot for photography. read more
9 years ago
This is a really beautiful and not so crowded beach. Parking isn't too bad, all you have to do is park along PCH near Victoria Dr or Nye's Place and just walk straight into Victoria Dr towards the beach. It should take you to a small neighborhood but as you keep walking you'll find the stairs to the beach on your left side. Once you get to the beach, you can keep walking towards your right to find the mini tide pool and pirate tower! I recommend going before high tide. My boyfriend and I wanted to take pictures near the pirate tower but the waves started to get big and strong around 6ish. We didn't want to risk getting hit by the strong waves trying to get to the tower. But overall, it's a very beautiful and peaceful beach! read more
5 years ago
Beautiful gem hidden behind the cliffs in Victoria Beach! [ Direction ] 1. Getting here was slightly tricky, but easiest way is to map "La Tour" or "Pirate Tower." Go down South Coast Hwy 1 and try to park along the street near Victoria Dr or Sunset Terrace. Your best bet is honestly parking by the main street. 2. Walk to the intersection of Victoria Drive with Sunset Terrace to find the staircase down. 3. Walk to the right over some rocks 4. Voila! You'll see the magnificent "Pirate tower" 5. Climb as far as you like, but beware of the tide! read more
7 years ago
Such a hidden gem of a beach, you can park on PCH and walk down Victoria Drive to find it! I shot an elopement here and it was private enough to have intimacy. I would recommend to anyone wanting a beautiful view and to take engagement photos here would be amazing! read more
6 years ago
Such a fun place with beautiful water and scenery! Definitely worth spending a day here. Free parking on the PCH, easy access, family friendly, loved it all! read more
7 years ago
This beach is not a little hidden gem anymore, needless to say everyone probably just Google's the best beaches in Laguna lol. Even the walk down to the beach is gorgeous! There are a couple hotels and venues where people are constantly getting married (who doesn't love a beach wedding lol). Victoria Beach is walking distance from some great eateries. For example, my cousin and I hit the beach, soaked up some sun, and then ate at Starfish-Laguna Beach, 30832 South Pacific Coast Hwy, Laguna Beach, CA 92651. That place is a highly recommend, the service, food, and drinks are to die for. Make a day out of it! Thank me later! read more
10 years ago
Beautiful beach a few miles south of Laguna Beach. In my opinion, this beach is even nicer than Laguna Beach because... 1) It's a well-kept secret. Had I not dug deep in my searches, I would've never found this place. The views of the SoCal coastline here are splendid even on a "winter" day. There are wayyyyy less people on this beach so it bodes well for peace and relaxation. 2) The tide pools. There is a few remarkable tide pools along this beach. Dare to walk around one to take pictures and you may end up soaked like I did. Had to walk around in wet socks and shoes the rest of the day but it was kind of worth it ;) 3) A short fun hike. By short I mean like a few minutes but it sure was an adventure. It's especially tricky hiking to the tower during high tide. The tides will come in with a vengeance so you have to sprint from one end to the other, wait for a lull, then sprint again. A pretty fun game of patience and timing if you ask me. 4) The Pirate Tower (lighthouse). This is what everyone really comes for and it doesn't dissapoint. I wonder how it even got there but that's just one of life's mysteries. The tower is an awe-inspiring sight to see and makes for a great photo op. Park along PCH and search Pirate Tower on Google Maps. From here, you go into a neighborhood, climb down some stairs, and a new adventure awaits you... enjoy! read more
5 years ago
The beach is small but beautiful. I cannot give it 5 stars because there is no restroom facility, not even any portable potty, and parking is very challenging because it's located in a residential area. The pirate tower is a neat feature, but it's small and it's actually a private property, so you cannot go inside. Lots of people go to Victoria Beach to do photo shoots with the tower, so you won't be able to spend much time near the tower. And depending on the tide, you cannot get to the tower without getting your feet wet and doing a little bit of climbing on the rocks. There is a man made rock barricade not to far from the tower, but people already sit on the sand waiting for high tide so that they can swim in the pool. There are steps that lead to the beach in between houses near Victoria and Sunset. When you get to the beach, turn right and keep walking toward the right and the pirate tower is there. read more
Not just another beach... Away from the main road as it should be, you can find yourself away from most of the world on this very quiet stretch of sand. I like getting away from everything from time to time... The only challenge you may have here is finding parking. This beach is located in a residential area and there's no public parking anywhere near it. You might get lucky as we did & find a spot right away or prepare to drive the neighborhood a few times. It's worth it... The beach itself is very clean & quiet. There are a few homes overlooking it and a few above you, living on the edge. It's a great spot because it's mostly locals with a handful of tourists like myself. The pirate tower/lighthouse is the main attraction and honestly it's so magical. It can't be missed and you have to wonder to yourself who put it there and why? You can't see the home it belongs to but someone uses it to get down to the beach. It isn't open to the public but it's still a very cool thing to see. I love the creativity and it looks like something out of a romantic novel. read more
9 years ago
Great place not too crowded. It's a bit difficult to find but once you do you'll remember this place forever. Please park on the Main Street (PCH) then walk down the hill where the houses are at. You will see some stairs so keep an eye for them because there's no big sign. Go down the stairs and make a right walk up some beautiful rocks and bam the lighthouse is on the right. Enjoy. read more
Wanted to get out of the San Diego bubble. Asked friends on social media for recommendations. After Googling this beach we needed to see it in person. So glad we did. We went when the tide was going out which makes it easier to round the corner to see the tower. Very cool. Also the pool that is there allowed for the surf to crash over us yet not be swept out. We will be back for sure, but next time with food and more water. read more
7 years ago
Whats not to like about this hidden gem of a beach? The water was turquiose green the sand was so fluffy. Great outing with my son definetly coming back. The medevil times looking tower is a must photo op. The beach has two access to it from the street, and its in a resedential area. I dropped my son off at one of the acesses with all our beach gear, and parked on pch. Have to walk a little far to get to the beach since parking is very limited, (like three spaces) but once you are there the worries fade away. Refer to the other reviews on how to get there because they are spot on. read more
9 years ago
Tide pools, the light house brings me here, it's so beautiful under sunset I got here around 6 pm , I looked the review and parked car on pch, and followed the address 2713 Victoria , the stairs to beach just there. Only few people in the beach , when I walk to the light house , there more people taking the pics and some like me looking around , enjoy the views wait the sunset coming. The famous tide pool is empty today , but there still have tide pool, many mussels, small fish.. I saw one guy jump into the pool, so bravo but dangerous. When sunset coming, there more people taking the pics with this beautiful views.. I really enjoy here read more
7 years ago
One of our favorite spot in Laguna Beach. Love everything about this place. Parking is extremely limited but that make this beach more private. read more
9 years ago
I looked up the history of the tower and I gathered that it was built in 1926 which I thought was really cool! You'll have to walk through rocks to get to the tower and it might be painful if you're barefoot, I saw a guy ahead of me turn back bc he was barefoot and his feet were hurting. My kid and I wore walking shoes and I think that helped a lot, my sister had sandals and she had to take em off. I saw plenty of people going across the rocks with their little ones, I took my 4 year old and with some help he did fine but I was a little worried about slipping. I had my 1.5 yr old with me too but she stayed behind, there's some steep/slippery areas in the walk and I'm too much of a paranoid helicopter mom to take her. The road back to the street where you'll park is steep so consider that if you're bringing a lot of stuff with you. I will definitely be sore for a few days :( Worth it though! Such a nice view. read more
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It's victory beach animal friendly beach allowing dog on the beach?
Only during certain times and always on a leash. Check with the city to know when they are allowed.
Is Access to Victoria really closed off? I'll looked on Oc Beach Health's website and it doesn't state any closure.
Access to Victoria is currently limited, not completely closed. This is for a local construction project to upgrade a sewage lift station. It's not a spill, the beach is still clean and open, it's just harder to get there. We expect the limited…
It says there are bathrooms. Anyone know where those are located?
That is not accurate, and we will fix the description to reflect the fact that Victoria Beach does not have restroom facilities. The closest public restrooms are located at Treasure Island Beach, just a bit further down the coast (though not…
Where can I park? Is it metered parking?
Parking for Victoria Beach is neighborhood street parking or along Coast Highway. It is not metered, and during peak visitation can be tricky to find. Try Nyes Place, and please be alert as you cross the street. Or, for an easier experience, park in…
Is there a bathroom nearby lol?
I was by the pirate tower and I didn't see any restroom nearby. Unless you go in the ocean.
When is the best time of day to swim in the manmade pool by the tower?
When it is high tide. When the tide isn't high, the man made pool will be empty of water.
I'm pregnant and want to wear my toddler in a body carrier...because I'm crazy like that lol. This is on my bucket list on my trip though, so nothing will hold me back. Are the stairs easy to walk?
It's easy the way down. The way up will be more tiring but just hold on to the railing
Can I go swimming in the water here?
yes - it is a great beach to swim- there is a possiblity of sharks i suppose- the water is no polluted
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