Laguna Beach cove with the privately owned shoreline Pirate Tower visible from Victoria Beach at suitable tides.
Victoria Beach is a Laguna Beach cove known for the shoreline structure commonly called the Pirate Tower. The tower is private property and is visible from the beach; public access depends on using legal neighborhood beach access and current tide conditions.
The beach is distinctive because of the tower, bluff setting, and compact cove feel. It is best treated as a short scenic beach visit, not a full-service beach day.
Check current public access, tides, and posted parking rules before going. Avoid entering private property and do not approach the tower during unsafe surf or high tide.
Victoria Beach and Crescent Bay are different Laguna Beach areas. Keep navigation tied to Victoria Beach, and avoid relying on unsourced stair-by-stair directions.
Visit only when tide and surf conditions make the shoreline safe, and follow posted neighborhood parking rules carefully.
Ethan Hauptli is a California-licensed REALTOR® (CA DRE #02191280) at Real Broker (CA DRE #02022092). This editorial content is published by Venture: Orange County and is not a solicitation for the purchase or sale of any specific property. Information is general and does not constitute real estate, legal, financial, or tax advice. Consult a qualified professional before making decisions.