Victoria Beach at the end of Victoria Street in Laguna Beach, California requires good eyes to find. Sometimes you have to watch for the foot traffic heading down the path to know you're in the right place.

Victoria Beach is a short stroll from Casa Laguna hotel and is known for its soft white sand, beautiful blue-green water, impressive residences (old and new) and its famous residents. "La Tour" is located at Victoria Beach, one of Laguna's most private public beaches. V but the main attraction is the tower built in 1926. It was designed to provide spiraling stairs from the precipitous cliffs above. Its appearance of an early Victorian lighthouse or turret of a 16th century castle delights tourists who often photograph it.

Popular activities at are volleyball, with courts located at the north and south ends of the beach, skimboarding (south end, body surfing, diving and fishing. The video of Victoria Beach shows what it is like.  A neighborhood beach that maintains adherence to best beach practices (such as picking up any trash), you could feel like an intruder. But don't be afraid. If you are seeking to enjoy this public beach, you have every right. Just remember that there may be watchful eyes and leaving refuse or acting badly is going to get comments most likely from "neighbors" at this beach destination.

There are a number of hazards and rip conditions. Waves tend to break on shore at this beach. Small rip currents set up in various places along the entire stretch of beach and should be avoided by children (a rip tide is noticeable by the color of the water--usually a murky brown compared to the water that surrounds it). The rock area to the north is popular with fishermen and sightseers, but can become unsafe during surf or high tide conditions.