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Dive In: Where to Take a Dip in LA
So, you're in LA, the city of dreams, sunshine, and apparently, a ton of places to swim. Let's dive right in!
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| Where Can I Swim In Los Angeles |
Beach, Please!
You can’t talk about swimming in LA without mentioning the beach. I mean, duh. But with miles and miles of coastline, where do you even start?
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- Santa Monica: The classic. Think volleyball, people-watching, and overpriced frozen yogurt.
- Venice: A bit more bohemian, with a touch of grunge. Expect to see some seriously impressive body art.
- Malibu: For the rich and famous (or those who want to pretend they are). Be prepared to dodge the occasional celebrity sighting.
Pro tip: If you're looking for a quieter beach experience, head south of the pier. The crowds tend to thin out.
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Pool Party, Anytime!
If sand isn't your thing, LA has a plethora of pools to choose from.
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- Hotel Pools: Many hotels in LA offer stunning pool areas, often with breathtaking views.
- Public Pools: The city boasts a number of public pools, perfect for a budget-friendly splash. Just be prepared to share the space with local kids and their screaming matches.
- Rooftop Pools: Want to feel like a VIP? Check out some of LA's rooftop pools, where you can swim with a side of skyline.
Hidden Gems: Nature's Swimming Holes
For a truly unique experience, venture beyond the beaches and pools.
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- Malibu Creek State Park: This hidden gem offers a refreshing natural pool, perfect for a hike and a dip. Just watch out for those rocks!
- Hansen Dam Recreation Area: This spot is a popular choice for families, with a sandy beach, picnic areas, and of course, swimming.
Warning: Always check water conditions and safety guidelines before swimming in natural bodies of water.
How to...
- How to avoid shark attacks? Stay out of the water if you're bleeding, avoid shiny jewelry, and don't swim alone.
- How to survive a pool party? Bring a good playlist, don't eat too many sliders, and remember to reapply sunscreen.
- How to find a secluded beach? Head south of popular spots, explore lesser-known coves, or visit during the off-peak season.
- How to pack for a beach day? Sunscreen, towel, hat, sunglasses, and a good book (or a waterproof speaker).
- How to impress your friends with your swimming skills? Learn a fancy dive, master the backstroke, or at least pretend you know what you're doing.
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