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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Go to Manhattan Beach. It’s a lot of fun, beautiful and August is the perfect time. It’s an El Niño year and the water is supposed to be warmer than normal. Ignore the California haters. Americans get a steady stream of Anti-California content. It’s funded by right wing sources and spreads on social media and cable news. People genuinely believe it’s a rotten state. Come, go to Manhattan Beach, go to beaches in Orange County, go to Malibu. It’s gorgeous and you will be content. [/quote] Listen to this person. Go to Manhattan or Hermosa Beach. The beaches in that part of LA are very nice (unlike on the east coast). The water isn't warm, but manageable in August. There are lots of restaurants, shops, etc. along the boardwalks. You can go for a bike ride, etc. Go to Disneyland for a day. Then drive up the coast to San Francisco and do some sightseeing/hiking along the way. You can skip San Diego. It's fine, but there's nothing distinct/exciting about it.[/quote] Californian here who recommended Huntington Beach above, I also recommend Manhattan/Hermosa Beach. Great suggestion. I do love San Diego, and I think there is a lot exciting there, but for 12 days of travel, I’d stay at a beach resort at one of the great beaches in the larger LA region, drive up Hwy 1 (ideally spending a night in Big Sur) then go up to SF and fly out of SFO. OP, keep in mind a lot of the anti-California online content comes from or is amplified by Chinese and Russian bots determined to take down the US’s most successful industries. They find audiences in fools. [/quote]
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