Huntington Beach Shuttle Bus
Visit Huntington Beach Relaunches Complimentary Shuttle
Program with New Routes and Special Event Service
Press Release: 31 May 2018
Huntington Beach, Calif. — Visit Huntington Beach's
complimentary Surf City USA Shuttle program returns for its fourth season with
two shuttle routes—the City Loop and the Coastal Loop—taking riders to
Huntington Beach's hotels, shopping, dining, recreation centers, and beaches
with ease. Special event shuttle service will be available during the Fourth of
July Celebration and the Vans U.S. Open of Surfing.
Our Pick of the California Guides
Shuttle Bus City Loop
The City Loop includes 10 stops throughout Huntington Beach on a 40-minute route, including Huntington Central Park, Bella Terra, the Civic Center, and the Goldenwest Transportation Center.
Huntington Beach Hotels
Shuttle Bus Coastal Loop
The Coastal Loop—the fast lane from the beach to Bella Terra—includes two shuttles and five stops: Downtown Huntington Beach at 5th & PCH, Bolsa Chica State Beach, Bella Terra, 5 Points Plaza, and Pacific City. The shuttles will operate on weekends from May 26 through Sept. 3 from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.
July 4th Shuttle Bus
On July 4, the shuttle will transport riders from the Goldenwest Transportation Center and the Civic Center to First Street and Pacific View Avenue for the Fourth of July Celebration.
During the Vans U.S. Open of Surfing on July 28-29 and August 4-5, shuttles will transport riders to Downtown Huntington Beach, at the intersection of Main Street and Orange Ave., with free parking at Huntington Beach High School and Edison High School both weekends from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Additional service will be added at the Civic Center during finals weekend, Aug. 4 – 5, from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Shuttle Bus Live GPS Tracking
Visit Huntington Beach, in partnership with the City of Huntington Beach and Transportation Concepts, will offer live GPS tracking for all shuttle services.
For more information and live GPS tracking, please visit www.SurfCityUSAShuttle.com.
Other California coast pages
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Monterey in California is off the Pacific Coast Highway and home to the Monterey Bay Aquarium, Cannery Row, Fisherman’s Wharf, and Monterey State Historic Park.
The Pacific Coast Highway goes right through Laguna Beach, a relaxed artsy beach resort whose attractions include shopping, galleries, dining, and beaches.
San Simeon is a tiny town of a few hundred people close to Hearst Castle on the California coast midway between San Francisco and Los Angeles.
The Stanford Inn by the Sea in Mendocino on the California coast is an eco-resort with yoga classes and the award-winning Ravens Restaurant.
Standing on the Pacific Coast Highway in California, Santa Barbara is an attractive resort with a historic downtown, sandy beaches, a mission, and good museums.
One of the best California coast guides is the California Coastal Access Guide, describing the coast’s beaches, National Parks, State Parks, with many maps.
San Clemente in California is a small city on the Pacific Coast Highway midway between San Diego and Los Angeles, noted for its beaches and surfing.
This Visiting Hearst Castle page gives all the practicalities including location, types of tour, length of tours, how long to allow, and much more information.
La Jolla in southern California is north of San Diego off the Pacific Coast Highway and has museums, restaurants, hotels, beaches, and the Birch Aquarium.
Historic and romantic Vagabond's House Inn Bed and Breakfast in Carmel is a great place to stay with free wine and cheese and generous breakfast.
Mendocino in Mendocino County is a small but pretty California coastal town, popular with artists and with travelers. It has featured in many songs and movies.
Santa Cruz on the Pacific Coast Highway in California has its famous boardwalk, beaches, wine tastings, Surfing Museum, Mission, and Marine Discovery Center.
The Lighthouse Inn at Point Cabrillo is a romantic, historic guesthouse on the Mendocino California coast, on the Pacific Coast Highway.
Morro Bay is a delightful small town on the California coast roughly halfway between San Francisco and Los Angeles and noted for the huge Morro Rock.
Lonely Planet's Coastal California guidebook is the ideal travel guide for driving or cycling the Pacific Coast Highway from the Oregon border to Mexico.
Encinitas is a beach city in Southern California, famous for surfing, and regularly chosen as one of the best places to live in both California and the USA.
Carlsbad is a beach city north of San Diego in southern California famous for its flower fields, LEGOLAND resort and water park, surfing and SEA LIFE Aquarium.
For a Moss Beach hotel just off the Pacific Coast Highway, the Seal Cove Inn offers good accommodation north of Half Moon Bay, minutes from the ocean.
Newport Beach is a small city on the Pacific coast of southern California, right on the Pacific Coast Highway and noted for its beaches and surfing.
Whale watching in California is one of the most popular things to do along the Pacific Coast Highway, in places like San Diego, San Francisco and many more.
Santa Monica Pier is just off the Pacific Coast Highway in Santa Monica near Los Angeles, with an amusement park, an aquarium and many other attractions.
PCH Travel picks the best time to visit Mendocino, with a monthly summary of the weather, plus hotel prices and special events to help plan a visit.
The Pelican Inn and Suites in Cambria on California's Central Coast has oceanfront views, swimming pool, gardens, and is right on the beach near Hearst Castle.
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