Tourists that come to California often visit Orange County, yet over look the town that sits right next door. Tourists looking for fun, should not want to miss the Long Beach attractions.
Situated just east of L.A., the coastal community prides itself on tourism and it’s ability to show visitors a fun time. There are so many interesting long beach points of interest that you could never see them all — unless you’ve got a month to spare. Some of the most popular attractions include the following:
Aquarium of the Pacific: The aquarium highlights three galleries about distinct areas of the Pacific ocean. In Shark Lagoon, kids of all ages can come face to face with the deep-ocean creatures. In the courtyard there is an aviary where tourists can take pictures with a gorgeous group of Lorikeets.
Shoreline Village: This retail Mecca for vacationers is filled with specialty shops, restaurants and water sports. This is one of the most popular Long Beach attractions, and draws crowds of locals and tourists every day. Shoreline Village offers a host of family-friendly things to do including a carousel that the kids will love. At night, the restaurants are the perfect place to stay for a romantic dinner and stroll on the boardwalk.
Queen Mary: The regal vessel is harbored in Long Beach, and has been since 1967. Take a tour and learn about its interesting history. If you enjoy an adventure, you can even stay overnight aboard the luxury liner and eat Sunday brunch in the ship’s renowned dining room.
Rubber Duck Tours: This excursion takes guests on a guided ride throughout the harbor area and then harbor without ever eye-catching vehicle can travel on land and water — a novelty that kids of all ages find amazing.
There is so many things to see in this contemporary seaside town. Whether you’re into shopping, water sports, music events, theatre, or fine food] that one of the inviting long beach sites will fit the bill. Vacation in Long Beach and you’ll discover what the residents already know, there’s always something to do in this town.
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