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Private members-only club. Strict attire, cell phone, and tipping guidelines.
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A local beach with some rough and dangerous surf. This is a great spot for body surfing and body boarding. No facilities are available here.
Permanent and changing contemporary art exhibits.
A nonprofit, membership library which sponsors art exhibitions, concerts, lectures, and art classes.
This beach has no facilities, but is notable for playing host to a great number of talented and famous surfers. The simple "Surf Shack" structure there has been designated a historic landmark. There are huge, smoothly sculpted rocks on this beach that are fun to climb on and look at.
Built on top of a sea cave, this gift shop offers tours of a small cavern open to the ocean.
This beach is a favorite breeding spot for harbor seals. The beach is closed Dec 15-May 15 during breeding season, but you can still observe the seals from a safe distance. This beach used to be the children's beach, and there is an ongoing dispute between animal rights supporters and others who disagree about who should own the beach. Depending on the current turn of events, swimming may or may not be permitted. Occasionally, the seals vanish, but move a few hundred feet to the right, close to the cove itself.