Newport Beach - California, United States
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Newport Beach


Location
State California
Country United States




Navigation
Latitude 33° 37" 44'
Longitude -117° 53" 35'
Format DD DMS
Body of water Pacific Ocean
Current Conditions
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Temperature: 55F
Dewpoint: 55F

Partly Cloudy
High: 63F
Low: 49F

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High: 65F
Low: 49F

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Low: 50F

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Introduction:
Located 23 miles south of the Los Angeles metropolis and 100 miles of San Diego, Newport beach is a haven for boaters hoping to stay out of the major hustle and bustle of both of those cities, and enjoy the relative peace and quite of this one.

Newport Beach centers on marine activities with a large harbor and famous Balboa Island. Outside of the harbor, smooth and sandy Southern California beaches begged to be walked and played upon as Pacific surf invites swimming and surfing.

Navigating the Water:
Use Chart 18754.

The entrance to Newport beach’s Harbor is well marked, deep and easy to enter. Start off by picking up red and white Morse (A) buoy “NWP” to the southeast of the harbor inlet. Once you have cleared the Morse (A) buoy, set a northwest course toward the harbor breakwaters, which are marked with flashing green “3” and flashing red “4.”

Inside, the entrance channel makes a long run northwest, and then bends toward the west. This is officially know as the Corona del Mar Bend, Past this bend, a large fleet of moored boats sits to the starboard and port sides of flashing red “8” as you head west past Balboa Island. Balboa Island and the surrounding waterway is both chocked full of marinas and service facilities for those wishing to tie up, have a repair mad, or take on fuel.

Local Notices to Mariners:
Local Notices to Mariners are available exclusively online from the U.S. Coast Guard.

Marine Facilities: