San Clemente, California

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Located at the southernmost part of Orange County, San Clemente is roughly half way between San Diego and Los Angeles. The north entrance to Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton is located at the south end of San Clemente.

The city of San Clemente offers a magnificent coastline and beautiful beaches. With its perpetual sunny weather and perfect waves, San Clemente is a surfer’s paradise with its beaches also ideal for swimming, body-boarding, hiking, volleyball, whale watching, fishing, surfing and diving.

A perfect spot for a weekend getaway with small town charm, San Clemente offers much for visitors and locals alike who enjoy local shopping on Avenida Del Mar, the city’s many restaurants and cafés, art galleries, parks and the historic wooden fishing pier which is not far from the downtown area.

Why San Clemente?

The heart of the community is Avenida Del Mar, set back just a short stroll from the pier in the city’s core. The historic tree-lined stretch is home to a cornucopia of cafés and restaurants, ranging from casual to prim, and a selection of locally owned boutiques and stores. Here you can pick up just about anything, from upscale fashion and unique home décor, to antiques, beachwear and quirky one-of-a-kind finds.

If you are not sure where to dine or have a drink in San Clemente, the best recommendation is to park on Del Mar St. and walk around until you find something that suits your interest. There is a lot to choose from including nice restaurants with a sophisticated vibe to more relaxed and casual places to dine. Del Mar Street has great selection of bars and wine bars if you are only looking to go out for a drink.

Interstate 5 runs through San Clemente.  At the south end of town is located Camp Pendleton and Trestles surf beach. Additionally, the city is served by numerous daily trains operated by Amtrak and Metrolink between Los Angeles and San Diego. San Clemente has beachside Amtrak and Metrolink service. Traveling north on Interstate 5, San Clemente is the last city that is closer to San Diego than it is to Los Angeles.

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Overview

Located at the southernmost part of Orange County, San Clemente is roughly half way between San Diego and Los Angeles. The north entrance to Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton is located at the south end of San Clemente.

The city of San Clemente offers a magnificent coastline and beautiful beaches. With its perpetual sunny weather and perfect waves, San Clemente is a surfer’s paradise with its beaches also ideal for swimming, body-boarding, hiking, volleyball, whale watching, fishing, surfing and diving.

A perfect spot for a weekend getaway with small town charm, San Clemente offers much for visitors and locals alike who enjoy local shopping on Avenida Del Mar, the city’s many restaurants and cafés, art galleries, parks and the historic wooden fishing pier which is not far from the downtown area.

Why San Clemente?

The heart of the community is Avenida Del Mar, set back just a short stroll from the pier in the city’s core. The historic tree-lined stretch is home to a cornucopia of cafés and restaurants, ranging from casual to prim, and a selection of locally owned boutiques and stores. Here you can pick up just about anything, from upscale fashion and unique home décor, to antiques, beachwear and quirky one-of-a-kind finds.

If you are not sure where to dine or have a drink in San Clemente, the best recommendation is to park on Del Mar St. and walk around until you find something that suits your interest. There is a lot to choose from including nice restaurants with a sophisticated vibe to more relaxed and casual places to dine. Del Mar Street has great selection of bars and wine bars if you are only looking to go out for a drink.

Interstate 5 runs through San Clemente.  At the south end of town is located Camp Pendleton and Trestles surf beach. Additionally, the city is served by numerous daily trains operated by Amtrak and Metrolink between Los Angeles and San Diego. San Clemente has beachside Amtrak and Metrolink service. Traveling north on Interstate 5, San Clemente is the last city that is closer to San Diego than it is to Los Angeles.

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