These cities north of the Port of Los Angeles and Rancho Palos Verdes are located in a naturally formed bay with Marina del Rey, Venice and Santa Monica to the north.
Hermosa Beach is requires visitors cope with one issue--parking. It is a small beach city but the visitors love the surfing, sunbathing, shopping and dining. They scour beach parking which fills up fast most weekends and the even park in Redondo Beach or nearby and ride bikes, skate and walk to visit their favorite beaches.
Hermosa, beautiful in Spanish, has one or two hotels on the beach with swings, volleyball nets, and most anything a tourist would want. Once your hotel room is secured, you can park your car and never have to drive.Other events include:
Every Friday the Farmers' Market starts around Noon, rain or shine. Strawberries, tomatoes, squash, artichokes, asparagus and pistachios sold by certified farmers who grow the products at local farms. Sponsored by the Hermosa Beach Chamber of Commerce
Annual SAND & STRAND RUN in February
This is the second oldest standing run in the L.A. area. Unique is its course
design, with 45% of the run on the Strand and 55% on the beach.
Annual St. Patrick's day parade with a two day festival
August- International Surf Festival Sponsored by Beach Cities Health District the Chambers and Cities of Manhattan Beach, Hermosa Beach, Redondo Beach and Los Angeles Department of Beaches and Harbors