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CA beaches are nice. I definitely won't disagree there. But I don't see why liking CA means that you can't like FL?
The two experiences are different, but variety is good.
Of course you can like FL beaches. Hey, they're nice. But that doesn't change the fact that CA beaches are better, unless you only want a place to tan or be seen.
During the summer Southern CA beaches are not cold. It's sunny and warm most of the time and the water tends to stay between 68-75, while not warm is not cold really either. Any water temps between 70-85 is nice, anything above 85 is just gross and FL water temps approach 90 degrees in spots, going from a steam room to a bathtub does not seem nice at all to me. I'm just wondering how many people voting on here have actually been to Hawaii, b/c there beaches offer the best of what FL and CA has to offer. But it just seems a lot more people have been to FL since it's cheaper and more accessible. Hawaii is quality, FL is quantity.
Alaska, hands down. Best beaches in America. No contest.
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. I'm pretty sure anywhere south of San Francisco is filled with tourists as well
