NEWPORT
BEACH.
Harbor mornings. Balboa afternoons. Crystal Cove sunsets. Fashion Island dinners. Surf, boats, beaches and some of Orange County's best places to eat — Newport Beach knows exactly what it is.
HARBOR.
BEACH. REPEAT.
Newport Beach is more than one beach town. It's Balboa Peninsula and the harbor, Corona del Mar and Crystal Cove, Lido Marina Village and Fashion Island. Each pocket has its own rhythm — and the water connects all of it.
GOOD FOOD.
BETTER VIEWS.
Waterfront seafood, date-night restaurants, neighborhood favorites and quick local classics. Newport knows how to eat near the water.
NOBU
NEWPORT BEACH
Japanese dining, cocktails and harbor views in the middle of Lido Marina Village.
BANDERA
A Corona del Mar standby for rotisserie chicken, cocktails and a polished neighborhood dinner.
BEAR FLAG
FISH CO.
Fresh fish, poke, tacos and a Newport favorite that keeps things casual.
JAVIER'S
Upscale Mexican food and cocktails in one of Newport Coast's busiest dinner scenes.
GULFSTREAM
Seafood, cocktails and a polished Newport atmosphere that works for lunch or dinner.
FARMHOUSE
Seasonal California food surrounded by the greenery of Roger's Gardens.
BIKE.
BEACH. BALBOA.
The Newport Beach postcard: ocean on one side, harbor on the other and a boardwalk running through the middle.
BALBOA
PIER
Walk the pier, watch the surfers and stay until the light changes.
BALBOA
FERRY
Cars, bikes and pedestrians cross the harbor on one of Newport's most classic little rides.
BALBOA
FUN ZONE
Harbor views and classic Balboa nostalgia in the middle of the peninsula.
OCEAN ON ONE SIDE.
HARBOR ON THE OTHER.
Boats, surfboards, beach cruisers and harbor sunsets. Newport doesn't make you choose between life on land and life on the water.
TAKE THE
SCENIC ROUTE.
Coastal trails, protected beaches, historic cottages and one of the prettiest stretches of coastline in Orange County.
CRYSTAL
COVE
Miles of coastline, trails and protected open space between Newport Beach and Laguna.
BEACH
COTTAGES
Historic seaside cottages preserve a piece of early California beach culture.
BEACHCOMBER
CAFE
Eat steps from the sand in the historic Crystal Cove district.
HARBOR
STYLE.
Waterfront shopping, restaurants, coffee and boats create one of Newport's most polished walkable pockets.
LIDO MARINA
VILLAGE
Boutiques, restaurants and harbor views wrapped into an easy waterfront stroll.
SHOP
THE HARBOR
Browse fashion, home, beauty and specialty shops with the harbor sitting right behind you.
WALK THE
MARINA
Grab coffee and walk the harbor before deciding what the rest of the day looks like.
RETAIL
THERAPY.
Luxury, boutiques, outdoor shopping and enough restaurants to make shopping an all-day plan.
FASHION
ISLAND
Open-air shopping, restaurants and Newport's signature retail destination.
LIDO
BOUTIQUES
Smaller-scale shopping with a distinctly coastal Newport point of view.
SHOP
CDM
Browse shops around Coast Highway and make lunch part of the plan.
CHECK THE SWELL.
THEN GO.
Newport has surf culture built into its identity. From Blackies to the Wedge, the ocean isn't scenery. It's part of the schedule.
FIND YOUR
STRETCH OF SAND.
Peninsula surf, Corona del Mar coves and Crystal Cove give Newport a beach for nearly every kind of day.
THE
WEDGE
Newport's legendary wave zone at the end of the Balboa Peninsula.
BIG CORONA
A broad sandy cove beneath the cliffs of Corona del Mar.
CRYSTAL COVE
BEACH
Protected coastline, tidepools and some of the best scenery in OC.
STAY FOR
ANOTHER ROUND.
Harbor cocktails, Peninsula bars, upscale dinners and ocean air after sunset.
WOODY'S
WHARF
A longtime harbor-side Newport stop for drinks and late-night energy.
DINNER AT
JAVIER'S
Dress up a little, order dinner and let the night keep going.
CDM
AFTER DARK
Start with dinner and move along Coast Highway for the rest of the evening.
LOOK A
LITTLE CLOSER.
Beyond the obvious Newport stops are coves, overlooks, islands and quiet pockets worth finding.
LITTLE
CORONA
A smaller cove with tidepools and a quieter feel than the main beach.
INSPIRATION
POINT
A coastal overlook made for stopping before sunset.
WALK THE
ISLAND
Walk the waterfront loop and explore Marine Avenue at island speed.
MAKE A
NEWPORT DAY.
Start near the water and build the day from there. Newport has enough coastline, food and neighborhoods to keep the itinerary moving.
RIDE THE
FERRY
Cross between the peninsula and Balboa Island the old-school way.
GET ON
THE WATER
Rent something that floats and see Newport from the harbor.
SHOP FASHION
ISLAND
Make shopping part of the day instead of just an errand.
HIKE THE
COAST
Trade the harbor for coastal hills and panoramic Pacific views.
WALK
LIDO
Grab coffee, browse the boutiques and walk along the marina.
CRUISE THE
HARBOR
The harbor is the center of Newport life. Get out on it instead of only looking at it.
ROGER'S
GARDENS
Wander one of Newport's prettiest retail and garden destinations.
BIKE THE
BOARDWALK
Beach cruiser, ocean breeze and nowhere important to be.
STAY FOR
SUNSET
Whatever else you do, don't leave before Newport turns orange.
SEE YOU
IN NEWPORT.
Coffee by the harbor. Bike the Peninsula. Ferry to Balboa Island. Lunch near the water. Crystal Cove before sunset. Dinner after. That's a Newport day.