Sea cave

Paid parking. It's not a large cave. During a low tide, it's possible to walk through. Porta potty restroom. No hand sanitizer. Nice little small beach.

Title: A Serene Escape at Sea Cave Visiting the Sea Cave a few days after Christmas turned out to be a delightful experience that I highly recommend, especially for couples or families looking for a tranquil getaway. The atmosphere inside the cave is nothing short of relaxing and somewhat breathtaking. It's a unique environment where the hustle and bustle of daily life seem to vanish, replaced by an enveloping sense of peace. The cave's natural beauty, with its intricate rock formations and the gentle echo of waves, creates a mesmerizing backdrop perfect for spending quality time with loved ones. Whether you're exploring the area's natural wonders or just seeking a quiet spot to unwind, Sea Cave offers an idyllic setting. It's a hidden gem in the area, ideal for anyone looking to reconnect with nature and their companions. In essence, Sea Cave is not just a destination; it's an experience that nurtures the soul and calms the mind. It's a must-visit for anyone in the area, promising a memorable time filled with beauty and serenity.

Oh ya! So awesome! I explored in the early am after a full moon and it was a blast during a super low tide. Too many pictures to post so here's just a couple to peak your interest. Don't miss this beach with caves and so much life. Please watch your step, you don't want to hurt any of the little critters!

The cave is only accessible during low tide we were lucky to come on such a time. There are several of them as well as sea arches and tide pools. There’s also a staircase to access it from the top. We accessed the cave through the beach and emerged on an even larger cave. This spot is the most photographed part of the cave as seen in social media. By the way the cave is located inside Leo Carrillo State Beach. There’s paid parking which we did but you can park along the highway for free.

Cute little cave to see at low tide. Paid parking lot is a short 6min walk. $3hr Plenty of places to sit and enjoy the beach. Rocky water, not really for getting in or playing. Worth the quick stop on a drive up the coast. There's 15min free parking by the campgrounds and we made it there and back in time.

Quiet and beautiful. Easy to get there from the road

You'll have to look from above if you don't make it during the lowest tides but regardless it's a beautiful beach to camp at. Bonus is that it's far enough from the LA that you'll have room and peace among the crashing waves.

Beautiful spot to go when on vacation. It is calming when and quiet. Just a great spot to sit and listen to the ocean.