Table Rock Beach

Love this little secluded beach. There are a few stairs to get down to the beach, but nothing like Thousand Steps Beach. I suggest getting there a little early so you can get a good spot, because it starts filling up quick. There are also some tide pools, but nothing too big or exciting. This is the perfect beach to go relax and enjoy the sunshine.

This is my favorite hidden beach that we found when we lived in Laguna beach for 2 months. I almost didn’t want to write a review for it so it could keep hidden and private. This is more then just a beach but a great adventure!
This beach is quite hidden and you have to take a long staircase of greens and fushsia flower to get down to the beach. In the middle of this small little bay, there is a coral live reef that you can explorer, little hermet crab, or mini crabs, sometime trapped fish, starfish and anemone. I even saw baby seal there like 3 times. It’s a fun little Bay. The water is jade like crystal clear but the waves are very choppy and strong at times and some days are calmer. The waves does get unpredictable that my phone got splashed and killed by it, and a friend of mine’s phone got swallowed by it after dropping on the sand in seconds. So you gotta becareful with it, especially there aren’t usually lifeguard on duty.
When you walk deeper into the beach, there is a little cliff that you can climb, where some kids do their cliff diving, you can get down to a even smaller Bay in low tide (make sure you leave before the high tides come if you do not wish to swim around the cliff). There is exit from that stretch other than swimming out or if you hike further inwards going thru the cave you can hike to a much bigger beach with only private access from the home owners above. And even more, you can keep walking and climb through the rocks and arrived thousand steps beach! It’s a really fun beach hike, if you want somethibg more than just to lay down and get tanned. (Make sure to do this in low tide, or you might get stuck or splashed)

A fun hidden beach in Laguna that requires less of a workout than Thousand Steps. Lots of wildlife here from stingrays to starfish! Local kids like to jump from the rocks on the north end which is beyond me as there are rocks jutting out at sea level. It’s also fun to swim around the bend on the south side to the secret cove, which at low tide includes a tunnel to Thousand Steps.

After looking online for beaches to check out around OC, I decided to take my friend and I here. I have absolutely no regrets and it’s currently my favorite beach. I like how secluded it is, how clear the water is, and how beautiful/​clean this beach is. It did get a little bit crowded as the afternoon approached, but that was sort of expected given it’s summer and it was the weekend.
There were a couple of lifeguards and they were very attentive. They didn’t allow anyone to climb up to the table rock or over the rock to the secret cove. If you’re looking to do any of those, I recommend going after hours.
Overall, I had a 10/10.or ⁵⁄₅ star experience! I’d choose to come back here rather than Thousand Steps

One of the nicest beaches in Southern California. My hot lady friend brought me here for the first time. It’s nestled at the end of a Laguna Beach neighborhood. The water is crystal clear and we even got to see Dolphins in the water! It’s not overly crowded like most beaches in the summertime. I will definitely be back!