Celebrate the pioneers, culture and evolution of surfing, near one of the most heavily surfed beaches in the West at the quaint International Surfing Museum, Huntington Beach. The highlights of this quirky museum include vivid vintage posters and an original hardwood surfboard owned by Hawaiian surfing legend, Duke Kahanamoku, the father of surfing.

This free to enter museum also displays fascinating information about legendary Californian surfers as well as showcasing classic surf films. Into surfing or not, it's certainly worth a visit.