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  1. Santa Monica Beach Boogie Boarding - Surfing & Windsurfing

    The beauty of the ocean should not be restricted to those who have been able to learn how to stand up on a board and glide on waves.

    Difficulty
    2 of 5 diamonds
    From Downtown
    14.4 miles
    Duration
    An hour to all day.
  2. El Porto - Manhattan Beach - Surfing

    El Porto is well known for being a great beginner and intermediate surf spot!

    Difficulty
    3 of 5 diamonds
    From Downtown
    14.4 miles
    Duration
  3. County Line Beach - Surfing & Windsurfing

    Surfing the beach break AND point break at County Line.

    Difficulty
    3 of 5 diamonds
    From Downtown
    41.1 miles
    Duration
  4. Morro Bay - Surfing & Windsurfing

    For Los Angelenos, maybe the best and easiest place to surf voyage is the central coast of California (maybe besides Baja California that is).

    Difficulty
    3 of 5 diamonds
    From Downtown
    174.4 miles
    Duration
  5. Topanga Beach - Surfing & Windsurfing

    Surf a beach break very close to downtown Santa Monica.

    Difficulty
    2 of 5 diamonds
    From Downtown
    19.3 miles
    Duration
  6. Zuma Beach - Surfing & Windsurfing

    The beach at Zuma is one of the longest surfing beaches in the state of California.

    Difficulty
    3 of 5 diamonds
    From Downtown
    19.0 miles
    Duration
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