Hyatt Regency Newport Beach
Newport Beach, California
- Set in 26-acres of lush landscaping
- Tennis
- Executive golf course
- Summer concerts
So, where next?
Newport Beach holidays
The essence of California living.
A real gem of Southern California, Newport Beach is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts with pristine beaches and the scenic trails of Newport Back Bay. It's easy to see why Newport Beach was and still is a playground for California’s rich and famous.
Further to it's luxury, the area is rich in history, from the trendy galleries of Cannery Village to Balboa Pavillion, a waterfront icon that's stood for over a century. More recently used as an embarkation point for day trips to Catalina Island, whale watching or just harbor sightseeing. Visitors can also explore the seven picturesque islands surrouding Newport Beach, all reachable by boat.
If you're looking for a place with an array of activities, history, dining options and stretches of immaculate beachfront, then look no further.
Hotels in Newport Beach
Essential information for Newport Beach
Do I need a visa?
To travel to the USA, you will need an ESTA visa. Please make sure that you have this approved at least 3 days before you head off on holiday.
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Just around 45 miles south of LA, Newport Beach is an easy 1–1.5 hour drive, depending on traffic.
Balboa Island is pure magic—charming shops, cute cottages, and bayside walks. For luxury vibes, head to Corona del Mar. And Newport Coast? Total postcard perfection.
Catch a ferry to Balboa Island, cruise the harbor, or ride the historic Balboa Fun Zone Ferris wheel. Surf at The Wedge, spot dolphins on a boat tour, or sip cocktails with a sea breeze. It’s sun-soaked paradise, every day.
Easy breezy! You'll probably hire a car with us, but if not you can rent a beach cruiser, hop on an electric scooter, or walk the boardwalk. For longer trips, Uber or drive. And don’t miss the adorable Balboa Island ferry—a mini adventure on its own.
Start in LA, cruise the scenic Pacific Coast Highway, stop at Huntington Beach for surf town vibes, grab a coffee in Seal Beach, and roll into Newport just in time for lunch by the water. Bonus: sunset on the Newport Pier.
