Manhattan Beach: Summer Feels All Year-Round
In the early years, George Peck named the northern part of the area Shore Acres. In 1901, Stewart Merrill bought the southern side and named it after his old residence in New York City. The decision to name the unified community Manhattan Beach was ultimately settled via a flip coin. Bordering the Pacific Coast, this scenic town of Manhattan Beach, CA is in Los Angeles County, 15 miles away from Los Angeles, California. It is popular for its upscale restaurant, luxurious hotels, vibrant nightscapes, excellent beaches, and magnificent oceanside homes set on steep hills. Manhattan Beach can easily be accessed from any part of the world through the Los Angeles International Airport.
Best Time to Visit
The city's busiest season for tourism in Manhattan Beach, California is in the summer, so higher hotel and rental prices should be expected. Instead, consider going to Manhattan Beach in September when temperatures are still sunny but accommodations are 30% less compared to those in June. Temperatures are usually in the high 70s, warmer than the average 70°F you would experience during in the summer.
What to Do & Area Attractions
Visitors come to Manhattan Beach for its world-famous beaches that are favorite spots for sunbathing, surfing, swimming. Volleyball is also a crowd favorite, proven by the 150 volleyball courts located on the beach. A beautiful walking trail winds along the coastline headed towards a picturesque pier located at the end of Manhattan Beach Boulevard. Stroll hand in hand with your husband or wife at the Redondo Beach, and find delectable cuisines. Whether in the city for business and leisure, a stay at the chic Best Western Plus Manhattan Beach Hotel or the Residence Inn by Marriott Manhattan Beach.
