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Photo courtesy of the Redondo Pier Association
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Redondo Beach is one of the three Beach Cities located in the South Bay region of the greater Los Angeles area. Like its sister cities, Hermosa Beach and Manhattan Beach, Redondo Beach's key appeal is the vast beach that links these three cities.
The Strand, a paved path which runs from Torrance through Santa Monica, draws thousands of people strolling on foot, bicycle, skateboard and roller-blades.
Surfing is a key element of the South Bay lifestyle year-round.
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The Marina, Harbor and Pier complexes host seafood restaurants, trendy bars, shops and a games arcade.
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The 65 ft., 140 passenger vessel "Voyager" offers whale watching excursions and sailing trips off the Palos Verdes Peninsula and Redondo Beach Canyon.
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Photo courtesy of Voyager Whale Watch & Nature Cruise Boat
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The revitalized Riviera Village located in downtown Redondo Beach offers a myriad of restaurants and shops where locals commune.
In September each year, the Redondo Beach Chamber of Commerce hosts the Lobster Festival at Seaside Lagoon. The festival typically brings in approximately 15,000 people to enjoy Maine lobsters, live music, dancing, a variety of food booths, three fully stocked bars and an Arts & Crafts area.
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In December, The King Harbor Yacht Club presents the Annual King Harbor Christmas Boat Parade in the main channel of King Harbor. It is a free event open to anyone to view from all along the seawall and from various restaurants.
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