Find the perfect vacation home from $59 per night by searching through the 2,667 options being offered in Newport Beach. Using HomeToGo you can instantly compare the offers of each listed rental to discover the best price and save up to 31%.
Filters are conveniently available to help you find a beautiful rental in Newport Beach. Many vacation rentals in Newport Beach include "TVs" or "internet," which makes it a great destination if you want to tune out with some TV time or you need internet access during your vacation. Plan your vacation in advance if you need a crib for your baby or you want to sweat it out in a sauna. There are just 1 listed accommodations including "cribs" and 56 properties including "saunas."
We analyzed vacation houses, cottages and apartments to display a price graph showing the average price per night in Newport Beach. The most expensive week of the next 6 months is in June (6/23 - 6/30), where prices hit an average of $426 a night. The cheapest week is in September (9/29 - 10/6). Prices fall to an average of $297 per night.
The availability graph shows the percentage of available rentals in Newport Beach. The most challenging week to find a rental in the next six months is in June (6/30 - 7/7). On the contrary, you will find the highest number of available rentals in a week of August (8/25 - 9/1).
Find the Newport Beach climate diagram. In the next 6 months, September will have higher average temperatures. January is the coolest month, with average minimal temperature reaching 46°. It may rain 7 days in January while it typically rains only 1 days in June.
1,429 of the 2,667 offers in Newport Beach are house rentals. They account for more than half of the property types in this destination (58.37%). In addition, the average nightly price of house rentals in this destination is $528, and their size, on average, is 1,890 ft². Moreover, the majority of house rentals in this destination can host 8 people, which makes it a great vacation destination for large groups. Vacationers looking for another type of acommodation will also find many apartment rentals, which are the other most popular property type in Newport Beach. While house rentals in Newport Beach have an average size of 1,890 ft², apartment rentals have an average size of 1,090 ft².
Set on the shimmering Californian coast, Newport Beach enjoys its long-standing reputation as a family-friendly ocean front resort. This picturesque southern California community is replete with art galleries, museums, malls and parks. Book your Newport Beach vacation rental and come see what the fuss is all about.
Newport Beach is primarily served by the John Wayne Airport (SNA / KSNA) which has both international and domestic flights. Just 6 miles from the city center, a taxi will get you to your Newport Beach vacation rental in no time. Another option is the Los Angeles International Airport (LAX / KLAX), around 44 miles away.
Pick up some fresh cheese, fruit and veggies to enjoy back at your vacation home in Newport Beach from at the Corona del Mar Farmer’s Market. There are also fresh live crabs, sea urchins, spot prawns, snails and lobsters waiting at the colorful Dory Fishing Fleet and Market.
Newport Beach is made up of a smorgasbord of seafood dining establishments. Malarky’s Irish Pub, Woody’s Wharf and Blackie’s by the Sea regale diners with their classic beach town vibes. For some creative cuisine and artisan cocktails, check out Back Bay Tavern, Crow Bar and Kitchen and SideDoor. Knockout waterfront views coupled with succulent seafood preparations await at 21 Oceanfront, Billy’s on the Beach and SOL Cocina. Newport Beach's ultra lounges, nightclubs and bars are among the finest in SoCal (Southern California) so put on those dancing shoes and hit the floor!
The town's year round good climate makes it a year-round destination. Summer is undoubtedly the peak period when families with kids arrive to profit from all that sun and sand. The shoulder seasons of fall and spring mean there will be plenty more choice on vacation rentals in Newport Beach.
Newport Beach's claim to fame is, unsurprisingly, its beach so make the most of it while you're here! The semi-artificial Newport harbor is a terrific spot to take in the sea breeze. The 1891-built Newport Pier boasts excellent views towards Huntington Beach and Balboa Pier. Nature enthusiasts will love the bluffs, coves and cliffs of Crystal Cove State Park, and Corona Del Mar Beach whose unmatched beauty regularly attracts television crews. Check out Southern California's priciest real estate while riding the Newport Beach bike trail. Segway riders are often spotted cruising down the city's boardwalks and bike routes.
Visit Fashion Island, a beautifully designed open-air lifestyle mall that boasts a Koi water garden and an eclectic selection of high-end stores. Dogs are welcome too! A Duffy boat tour lets you navigate the harbor as captain of your own boat. You can also take the traditional tour, where a guide lets you into the secrets of Balboa Island, Mariner’s Mile, Crystal Cove State Park and Newport Coast.
Newport Beach is known for its vibrant artistic and cultural community. The Orange County Museum of Art popularly known as OCMA houses over 3,000 pieces of Californian art from the early 20th century to present. Another gem is the Balboa Island Museum and Historical Society that houses interesting historic photographs and artifacts.
Learn about the seven principals of ocean literacy at ExplorOcean, an interactive experience that kids love. You can even touch tide pool creatures such as sea cucumbers and starfish here. The Back Bay Science Center impresses with its exhibits on the species of the estuary. Culture enthusiasts can look forward to Shakespeare by the sea and open air concerts at the breezy Newport Beach City Arts Commission.
A vacation home in Newport Beach is the perfect opportunity to enjoy a stress-free getaway with the kids. The Balboa Fun Zone is a big hit with kids thanks to spine-tingling rides such as the 18’ tall bungee that lets you execute some crazy flips through the air. Some more flying and hovering beckons at the world’s first water-powered jetpacks at Jetpack America.
Take the family down to Balboa Pier, a stunning five mile stretch which beguiles surfers, divers, swimmers and sunbathers. The pier is also a haunt with local anglers who take home a rich catch of flounder and mackerel. On the pier is a California Historical Landmark and National Historic Place — the Balboa Pavilion which is one of the oldest waterfront recreational pavilions on the Californian coast.
Seasoned skimboarders, surfers, and bodyboarders should check out The Wedge at 2172 E, which can churn out waves as high as 30ft! Hiking and biking opportunities abound at the scenic Upper Newport Bay. The kids will enjoy a guided whale watching tour where giant blue whales and grey whales thrash around majestically right in front of you.
The Ferris wheel at the Fun Zone is just the beginning of the amusements that light up the harbour at this entertaining park for the whole family.
Stroll out on the pier for some of the best views around, and grab a bite in the restaurant at the end of the pier, where you can relax in the sunshine as the waves drift by.
Welcome to horticultural heaven. These gardens are adjoined by a library filled with iincredible exhibits, events and information that celebrate the flora of the region and importance of plant-growing.
Get ready for some serious surfing at Balboa, where you can see whales, big waves and the world-famous Wedge tree.
When you're on Newport Beach, you know you've arrived. Gleaming white sand, seaside cliffs and yachts are joined by family activities and yoga on this renowned California beach.
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