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Getaway... by Lala Koala

With my schedule being so busy any time I have any kind of free time I like to go to the beach, clear my head, relax, tan, listen to the waves and absolutely always must have lunch or a drink at a restaurant that over looks the water. Nothing satisfies me more than a magnificent view. Just yesterday I had some free time, so I decided to go to Laguna Beach. I absolutely love that place. It's so relaxing and pretty. Art galleries, gorgeous beach, perfect water and of course great restaurants!

For lunch I went to this place called The Cliff. I only had their clam chowder, which was really good. After I enjoyed a beer. It was a perfect day. 

This picture is not mine, for  my pictures you may follow me on instagram @laasbella


This is one perfect picture of Laguna Beach. One day I hope to live there.

A few cool places to go in Laguna are: Thousand Steps, Treasure Island, Crystal Cove, Forest, and of course there are a ton of art galleries everywhere. 



This is the view from the Thousand Steps! Great work out as well :)





                                      This is the Treasure Island, a great place for a relaxing day.

So next time you're in Laguna Beach, check out these beautiful places and remember to 

Stay Classy My Friends :)

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