How to have the Ultimate Safe-cation in Newport Beach
Your Travel Guide @ Beachview Vacations
January 4, 2020
The Safe-cation 411 – Newport Beach, a premier vacation destination in Southern California, is a social distancer’s dream.
It boasts miles of coastline and acres of wide open parks, pathways, and beaches. And while plenty of people have successfully found a breath of fresh air with a Newport Beach getaway, the city has rolled out a robust campaign to ensure the continued safety of its guests.
Newport Beach’s Response to the COVID-19 Pandemic
In 2020, a coalition of local businesses launched the Safe Health Initiative Pledge (S.H.I.P. Shape). It outlines the safe and proactive practices local businesses are committed to implementing during this public safety crisis. The precautions are simple and straight-forward, yet effective. Those who take the pledge guarantee to:
- Adhere to guidelines issued by the County and State.
- Frequently clean and sanitize high-touch areas.
- Require face coverings and encourage frequent hand washing.
- Maintain capacities in accordance with City, County and State guidance.
- Monitor the health of employees.
For complete transparency, businesses who have taken this pledge will display the S.H.I.P. logo as shown below, so you can make informed decisions when choosing which businesses to interact with.
For more information on the pledge, visit:
http://VisitNewportBeach.com/ship- shape
Safe Health Initiative Pledge – Newport Beach
It Takes a Village to Flatten the Curve
With the twists and turns of the pandemic, it’s more important than ever that we work together to mitigate the spread of germs. Here are practical steps you can take while travelling in Newport Beach to ensure your safety and the safety of others.
- Wear a mask in public places
- Wash hands frequently and don’t forget your sanitizer
- Stay social, but give everyone some space (about 6’ or the length of a surfboard)
- Use contactless payment methods when possible
- Check and follow local government and business rules
- Be patient and kind, we are all adapting to new and better practices!
What’s Open, What’s Closed,
and What Can I Do in Newport?
Before travelling to Newport Beach, be sure to check out the latest updates on openings and closures, as things can change suddenly. For the latest on COVID cases, stay at home orders, and the state and city’s responses, check out the CURRENT CITY UPDATES.
For a comprehensive list of fun and safe outdoor activities available in the city, check out this recent blog post, GET OUTDOORS! SOCIAL DISTANCING IS EASY IN NEWPORT BEACH. With so many outdoor activities to engage in, Newport Beach continues to offer beautiful views, relaxing atmosphere, and safe open spaces for the enjoyment of all who visit.
Travelling to Newport Beach?
Stay in a vacation home managed by Beachview Realty, the only vacation management company in town that has taken and implemented the S.H.I.P. Shape pledge. Enjoy your stay with peace of mind. View our collection of safe and sanitized homes here:
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