Welcome to Redondo Beach
A beautiful coastal city that encapsulates the best qualities of southern California
When you think of southern California, there is a good chance that someplace like Redondo Beach comes to mind. The iconic city of Redondo Beach has been featured in movies, television shows, and mentioned in songs. It is SoCal living at its best. In Los Angeles County, Redondo Beach runs along the Pacific Ocean, with North Redondo set inland. In 1892, it was incorporated as a city. Redondo Beach features palm-tree-lined streets, peaceful parks, and a legendary beachfront. Redondo Beach’s namesake beach is over a mile long. It’s a great place to enjoy a cool ocean breeze and the warm summer sun. State Route One runs through Redondo Beach and connects to other parts of Los Angeles County.
In Redondo Beach, you’ll find suburban neighborhoods with single-family homes as well as some luxury condominiums. At The Redondo Beach Pier, you can find restaurants, shopping, and more. State Route One is lined by restaurants, as is the northern waterfront. There are fun events to attend, such as the annual Festival of the Kite and a farmers’ market. The fabulous beach offers a lot of other outdoor and water activities as well.
What to Love
- Large beautiful beachfront
- Excellent restaurants
- Many opportunities for boating and watersport enthusiasts
- Community events throughout the year
Local Lifestyle
Residents of Redondo Beach can enjoy the day at the beach, enjoy fabulous restaurants, or go shopping at the Redondo Beach Pier. The beach and its surrounding area are a natural social hub, whether meeting for a beach volleyball game or relaxing in the sand. In addition, boating enthusiasts can utilize one of the local marinas. Redondo Beach offers a quieter way of life, away from the hustle and bustle of downtown Los Angeles, without compromising any of the fun.
Dining, Entertainment & Shopping
There are many great dining options in Redondo Beach. You’ll find excellent restaurants near the water. Located on the waterfront near the King Harbor Marina M Dock, the Bluewater Grill offers seafood and a harbor view. It emphasizes freshness as well as sustainability.
The Rockefeller is a go-to spot for fantastic American cuisine and regional beer in an inviting, modern atmosphere. Bettolino Kitchen is another local standout, as it’s a great spot for Italian dishes, with everything from Parmesan-crusted chicken to lasagna marsala with handmade sausage. Gabi James features an exquisite menu of French and Spanish options to pair with an array of wines. Within the upscale Portofino Hotel, Baleen Kitchen serves up seafood in an alluring setting.
If surfing is the name of the game, head to Dive N’ Surf Shop to find men’s and women’s apparel, surfboards and accessories, local art, and more. This popular shop also offers scuba classes, snorkeling fins, and first aid equipment.
The South Bay Galleria is a shopping mall located in North Redondo and features stores, food, and a movie theater with all the hot new releases.
Ten Thousand Villages is a store that sells unique fair-trade items from around the world. Here, you’ll find things like chocolate, dishes, and a lot more while supporting a great cause.
Things to Do
Glass Bottom Boat LLC’s boat tours let you get a unique and almost indescribable view of the ocean, which you'll want to relive again and again.
The Seaside Lagoon is a public pool with a sandy beach, waterslides, and saltwater swimming.
The King Harbor Yacht Club offers boating enthusiasts the chance to spend time with like-minded people engaging in a variety of activities. The club also hosts various races.
In May, don’t miss the
BeachLife Festival, where the coastal lifestyle is celebrated in an exciting beach party. Featuring live bands, celebrity chefs, art exhibits, and more, this is the perfect opportunity to celebrate the Redondo Beach community under the sunny skies.
To ring in the holiday cheer, head to the
Christmas Regatta at King Harbor Yacht Club. The King Harbor Yacht Club’s boat parade is a fantastic way to celebrate the season, with a visit from Santa, a parade of festive boats, and lights glistening over the water.
Schools
