The California Surf Museum is a storefront museum that chronicles the history of surfing in California, from its passage from the Hawaiian Islands at the early part of the last century to present day. Old photos and colorful surfwear are displayed throughout.
The small space is further dwarfed by the giant old longboards made of redwood and balsa lining the walls, a sharp contrast to the sleeker modern boards hanging from the ceiling. This is a fun, quick stop for anyone fascinated by California surf culture, and no one will mind if you go in your post-beach wear.
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