San Diego and Los Angeles Neighborhood — Culmination of the Journey

The first day in the city of dreams, Los Angeles, starts with a visit to a wonderful cafe. Porto's Bakery was found by the woman who loves sharing wonderful cakes and pastries with friends and family.
Today, the Porto family continues to use the best ingredients from around the world, ensuring that quality remains the cornerstone of the restaurant’s traditions. Enjoy delicious home-made sweet pastries along with other delicious desserts.
Open Hours: Monday - Sunday: 6:30 – 20:00

Beach lovers have come flocking into Newport Beach since the Pacific Railway was built in 1905.
It is famous for for good surfing, especially between Newport Pier and the Santa Ana River. By the way, this pier is a great place for walking and fishing. The beach also offers to rent surfboards and other items needed for a good rest.

Irvine Regional Park is one of the oldest parks in Orange County, built in 1897. Unlike other regional parks of the county, there are many wonderful places for leisure activities organized here, including zoo, riding center, bike rental and lake with boat hire.
It also offers traditional comfort and service: sports, children's playgrounds and picnic areas. Those who are looking for an easy walk will also be pleased with the gently winding paths among the oaks, plane trees, peacocks and small lakes.

South of Nick's Mexican Kitchen always strives to improve the quality of dishes, using the ingredients and drinks of the highest quality and cooking in accordance with impeccable standards.
Indulge in the tasty shrimp salad with excellent guacamole and chicken soup.
Open Hours: Sunday - Thursday: 11:00 – 22:00 Friday - Saturday: 11:00 – 23:00

One of the finest natural parks near San Diego is the Elfin Forest Forest Reserve. About 11 miles are equipped for hiking, mountain biking and horse riding, and offer picnic areas and scenic viewing platforms in the mountains for lovers of natural scenery.
In addition, the natural beauty of the flora of the reserve includes plants such as coastal and common oak, sage and chaparral vegetation. All wildlife and natural resources of the reserve are preserved so that future generations can also enjoy these wonders.

Windansea is a beach extremely popular with water sports enthusiasts, in particular, with many famous surfers, including Mickey Munoz and Butch Van Artsdalen.
A distinctive attraction of Windansea is a shack covered with palm branches, which was originally built in 1946 by famous athletes Woody Ekstrom and Fred Kenyon. In 1998, the San Diego Historical Resource Board called the Windansea Surf Shack a historic monument.

After a long and busy day, you need to gain strength and relax in a pleasant atmosphere. La Huasteca is perfect for this. Try the excellent burritos, fried shrimps, fish salads, seafood salads, tacos and other famous dishes of Mexican cuisine.
Open Hours: Monday - Saturday: 10:00 – 20:00 Sunday: 10:00 – 19:00

Your incredible journey comes to an end, many interesting and unforgettable things are left behind. You've seen the most amazing and famous places on the western coast of the United States, had something to remember and think about, and it is always much more pleasant to relax and gain strength on a wave of interesting and unusual memories.