Overview

Experience a private beach day at Terranea Resort’s Seaside Cabana in Rancho Palos Verdes, featuring comfy seating and fun play areas for kids. Enjoy ocean views and a relaxing vibe perfect for your next coastal getaway.

Rancho Palos Verdes, California

Seaside Cabana

6 Hours (10am-4pm) | Great for Families

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Date

Fri, Oct 3

Travelers

2

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About This Adventure

Experience a private beach retreat with the Seaside Cabana rental, featuring a shaded area, comfortable lounge chairs, and a fun sand and water play table for kids. Perfect for resort guests, this unique setup offers a relaxing day by the ocean, complete with snacks and refreshments available for purchase.

Online booking fee included. Groups of 10 or more must book through Destination Services.

Seaside Cabana

Duration:

10am - 4pm (Monday - Sunday)

Pop Up Rental includes:

Private shaded area on the sand at our Beach Cove
2 Chaise Lounge chairs
2 Adirondack Chairs
Sand and Water play table for the kids
Resort Towels available

Snacks and refreshments available for purchase.

What to wear/bring:

Room card or proof of reservation.

Requirements:

Exclusively for Resort guests.
48-hour cancellation policy is enforced.
MAX 6 persons. Each additional person up to 8 people an additional charge. This activity is hosted at the beach cove with unfenced cliff. Please keep away from the edge and watch your children at all times.

Adventure Tips

Reserve Early

Seaside Cabana rentals can book quickly, especially on weekends, so secure your spot ahead of time.

Bring Sun Protection

While the cabana provides shade, pack sunscreen and hats for walks or if you venture into the sun.

Arrive with Kids’ Essentials

If bringing children, consider extra towels and swimwear since sand and water playtable activities may get them wet.

Check Weather

Coastal weather can change quickly; check the forecast and prepare for cool breezes in the evening.

Local Insights

Wildlife

California sea lions
Western gulls

History

Rancho Palos Verdes was originally part of a Mexican land grant and has a rich coastal heritage tied to maritime activity and native Tongva people.

Conservation

The area actively preserves its marine habitats through local initiatives focused on reducing pollution and protecting tide pools and coastal wildlife.