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Newport Beach, house to Newport Harbor and Balboa Island, is fifty miles from La, fourteen miles from Disneyland in Anaheim and thirty miles from Catalina Island. It's a fantastic place to move away from it all but still have it all. It's a small, populace about 72,000, rich city surrounded by major attractions.

Hire a condo or accommodation, stay at an inexpensive motel, park your RV at the Newport Dunes Resort & Marina, look into a medium priced hotel or treat yourself at a luxurious hotel like the Balboa Bay Club & Resort which shares the same address as the Balboa Bay Club ("The Balboa Bay Club which features a star-studded record with a register bearing the signatures of luminaries, including John Wayne, Ronald and Nancy Regan, Humphrey Bogart, Lauren Bacall, Robert Wagner, Natalie Wood and many more."), Four Seasons, Hyatt Regency, Mariott or the Balboa Inn.

Eat at one of the many excellent restaurants such as the Newport Landing Restaurant ("Newport Landing is Newport Beach. On the Bay overlooking the historic Balboa Ferry with a beautiful view of Newport Harbor, Balboa Island, Newport Center, and the distant mountains of Saddleback."), The Ritz Restaurant & Garden ("Synonymous with style, gracious support and award-winning cuisine."), The Sol Restaurant in the Hyatt Regency Newport Beach (Featuring World Island cooking from the Caribbean, South Pacific, and Gulf of Mexico.), Woody's Wharf ("Live entertainment Friday and Saturday night. Valet parking and pursuit falls accessible fo the boaters.") or Grand Ballroom and The Harborside Restaurant ("Famous for its world-renowned cupola and illuminated by more than 1,400 white lights, the Balboa Pavilion has served because the beacon of Newport Beach for nearly a century."). They're but a number of the fine restaurants in Newport Beach.

Spend time at the clean sandy shores, sail the large smooth water harbor while watching the large yachts and multi million dollar homes, rent a fishing boat, rent a boat, have a or get married on a chartered yacht, take a in a, visit the Orange County Museum of Art, visit the many present shops, art galleries and sidewalk cafes on Balboa Island, visit the boardwalk shops and restaurants at Newport Pier, visit or take a at Pirates Cove, that will be best known for the filming of Gilligans Island, get hikeing, horseback riding, scuba or browsing at Crystal Cove State Park to Catalina Island.

If for whatever reason you need more to accomplish, near by you'll find Disneyland in Anaheim, Knott's Berry Farm and Movieland Wax Museum in Buena Park and golf courses galore.

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