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Dana Point is known as the "Whale Capital of the West" for its abundance of whale-watching opportunities. The city is also home to several inviting beaches, including Doheny Beach, Salt Creek Beach, Capistrano Beach and Baby Beach. Located in the southern portion of Orange County, Dana Point appeals to visitors for a variety of reasons, including access to golf courses, such as Monarch Beach Golf Links, and the sea exhibits made available by the Ocean Institute.

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Travelers staying in Dana Point have numerous options, but most prefer to stay along the historic Pacific Coast Highway. Nature enthusiasts can opt for low cost accommodations along the highway, but the more comfort-minded traveler may prefer the more traditional accommodation options that overlook the Pacific. Dana Point is one of the easiest places to get to in all of California, with five airports within 100 miles and readily available public transportation. The closest airport to Dana Point is John Wayne Airport (SNA), but many travelers choose to fly into Los Angeles (LAX).

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Whales are the major attraction for travelers staying in Dana Point, California. The city hosts the annual Festival of the Whales and is known as one of the best locations in the United States for whale watching.