Laguna Beach offers art history and trolley tours for visitors
Visitors to Laguna Beach in Orange County can explore its Indigenous heritage, early artist colony roots, and current attractions including iconic blue and gold trolleys.
Indigenous history and artistic legacy
The city was originally inhabited by Indigenous groups who utilized the area's natural resources. Outside artists began flocking to the region in the early 1900s to establish a colony. This cultural focus on music, art, and storytelling continues to be visible today.
Transportation options for tourists
John Wayne International Airport is located about 20 to 30 minutes from the city by car. Walking around town or using a rideshare service are also viable ways to get around. The iconic blue and gold Laguna Beach Trolleys run year round with an expanded summer schedule.
Challenges of summer travel
Finding parking can sometimes be difficult during the summertime season. Traffic conditions in the area also present challenges for drivers arriving by road.
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