Surf Break · San Diego, San Diego County, California
San Onofre State Beach, established by Governor Ronald Reagan in 1971, is one of California's most popular beaches with almost 2.5 million visitors a year, ranking among the top five most-visited state parks. It has three distinct areas — the San Onofre Bluffs, the San Mateo Campground and the San Onofre Surf Beach — and a world-renowned surf break that has hosted international surfing competitions.
Activities covered: Surfing, Fishing, Swimming.
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