The Balboa Pavilion

History

Newport Beach’s most famous landmark, the historic Balboa Pavilion,
is one of California's last surviving examples of the great waterfront recreational
pavilions from the turn of the century.

Established 100 years ago in 1906 by the Newport Bay Investment Company,
the Pavilion played a prominent role in the development of Newport Beach as a seaside
recreation area.

More Information

Currently, the Pavilion is used as a marine recreation facility, with sport fishing boats,
a giant passenger catamaran to Catalina Island, harbor sightseeing cruises,
boat (skiff) rentals, whale watching, and the new Harborside Restaurant and Grand Ballroom.

Catalina Flyer

The Catalina Passenger Service operates the Catalina Flyer, which leaves the Pavilion once a day for a trip to Catalina Island.

Davey's Locker

Davey's Locker has a variety of services, from sportfishing to whalewatching.

Harborside Resturant

Haborside Resturant is one of the most iconic resturants in Newport Beach.

Grand Ballroom

Harborside Grand Ballroom is a full-service special events facility located in picturesque Newport Harbor on the Balboa Peninsula.

Newport Harbor Skiff Rentals

Take your kids or friends fishing for some truly memorable moments. Catch Halibut, Sandbass, White Seabass, and barracuda all from inside the harbor.

History

The Balboa Pavilion has been in frequent use for over 100 years. The Pavilion is rich with history.