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Manhattan Beach, California Attractions

Manhattan Beach, California has a private tennis club and a 9-hole public golf course. The community provides a large number of activities for its residents, including surfing and volleyball at the beach, and an assortment of sports activities in its parks. Polliwog Park hosts Sunday afternoon “concerts in the park” all through the summer months. Manhattan Beach offers a variety of shops, boutiques and major department stores for everyone to enjoy.

Making you feel at home is one of the things Manhattan Beach does best. With its “small town living” atmosphere, it's a city that many residents enjoy living in, and a city visitors come back to visit time and time again.

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