Laguna Niguel highlight
Proximity to beaches
Laguna Niguel borders Dana Point, home to Doheny State Beach, California's first state beach, which opened to the public in 1931.
The coastline immediately south of Laguna Niguel is defined by Dana Point and its beaches. Doheny State Beach, which opened to the public on May 31, 1931, became California's first state beach. The beach sits on the Pacific Ocean in Dana Point, separated from Laguna Niguel by a short drive down Crown Valley Parkway or other local roads. It is known as a popular destination for families, offering sandy shores for swimming and wading, and for surfers seeking consistent waves.
Beyond Doheny, the Orange County coastline includes Strands Beach and Capistrano Beach, each with different character but all within a few miles of Laguna Niguel's neighborhoods. The proximity to the ocean is one reason Laguna Niguel's climate is moderated by sea breezes; summers are warm but not extreme, and winters are mild. Many residents keep boats or enjoy paddling and fishing. The beach communities are close enough for weekends without being so close that they disrupt the quiet of the residential neighborhoods.
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