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San Clemente Tourism
The embodiment of Orange County's laid-back
beach lifestyle, San Clemente offers tourists a
variety of travel experiences and recreational
activities. Tucked away from traffic and crowds, the
waterfront city boasts unrivaled trail systems, open
spaces and parks for families and outdoor
enthusiasts.
San Clemente Tourism Information
With 20 acres of pristine sand, this beach
locale is one of the most popular surfing spots on
the California coast. The beaches, which are open
year-round, are where tourists and water sports
enthusiasts will find clear water and prime surfing
swells in places like San Onofre, Trestles and
Dohney.
The mild regional climate also attracts a lot
of tourists who come for the camping opportunities
or to stay in one of the rustic cottages found on
the beach. The mile-long
San Clemente State Beach is
set amid sandstone bluffs and flourishing coastal
wildlife.
For less water-inclined tourists, the city's
trail system offers beach strolls and intense hikes.
The Cristianitos Trail, Forster Ranch Ridgeline
Trail and Talega Regional Trail provide visitors
with unspoiled terrain and views. Hikers encounter a
variety of crushed granite outcroppings, lush
vegetation and native wild land, depending on the
route they choose.
Relocation Information at the San Clemente
Chamber
Beach lovers relocating to the San Clemente
area can choose from hundreds of apartments, condos
and single-family home listings. When you've found
your dream home or apartment, visit the San Clemente
Chamber of Commerce for relocation resources and
area attraction guides. Send information requests to
1100 N. El Camino Real, San Clemente, CA, 92672, or
contact the Chamber to speak with an regional
expert.
Click the Visitor's Guide cover below to view.
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