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Manhattan Beach, California
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Manhattan Beach is often called the 'Pearl of the South Bay' due to its stunning coastline and vibrant community.
Manhattan Beach was one of the first places in California where surfing became popular, thanks to Hawaiian surfers in the early 1900s.
The Manhattan Beach Pier is the oldest concrete pier on the West Coast, built in 1920 and still standing strong!
The Manhattan Beach Open is known as the 'Wimbledon of Beach Volleyball' and has been held annually since 1960.
The Roundhouse Aquarium at the end of the pier showcases local marine life, including the rare and colorful Garibaldi fish.
The iconic movie 'Point Break' filmed its legendary surfing scenes right here on the shores of Manhattan Beach.
The sand on Manhattan Beach is so fine and soft that it was once shipped to Waikiki Beach in Hawaii to enhance their shores!
The city hosts an annual art festival called the 'Manhattan Beach Art Center,' showcasing local and international artists.
