Worth the Ride: Cruising from Newport Beach to Huntington Beach on a Bluejay Electric Bike

By: Kym Whitney

Photo courtesy of Bluejay Bikes

If there’s a more fun and scenic way to explore the coast than on a Bluejay Electric Bike, we haven’t found it. Stylish, smooth, and effortlessly powerful, Bluejay bikes turn an ordinary day into an unforgettable coastal cruise. One of our favorite routes? Starting in Newport Beach and riding north to Huntington Beach, with a few must-visit stops along the way for brunch, sights, and a little happy hour celebration to cap it off.

🚴‍♀️ Start: Bluejay Electric Bikes – Newport Beach

Begin your adventure at Bluejay Electric Bikes’ flagship showroom in Newport Beach. These vintage-inspired electric bikes combine form and function, offering the perfect ride, whether clocking miles or cruising slowly. They're easy to ride, eco-conscious, and designed for comfort, making them a favorite among locals and visitors alike. Not only do they rent bikes, but they also sell them. You will see their entire collection when you visit their store.

📍149 Riverside Ave, Newport Beach | bluejaybikes.com

🍳 Brunch Stop: CasaDamí – Newport Beach

Before heading too far, fuel up with brunch at CasaDamí, located in Peninsula Village. This European-inspired café and wine bar is a local gem, with beautifully crafted dishes like Truffle Egg Benedict, Avocado Croissant, Croissant French Toast, and Whipped Ricotta. Don’t skip the coffee—specialty sips like the Cortado, Dami Latte or Matcha Latte with Strawberry to elevate the experience. The floral-draped patio makes it the perfect pre-ride pause.

📍 2300 Newport Blvd, Newport Beach | casadami.com

🌊 Mid-Ride Highlight: Balboa Pier

Cruise down the boardwalk toward Balboa Pier, where you can take in the salty breeze and panoramic ocean views. It’s a classic Newport scene and a great place to snap a few photos.

🛍️ Coastal Cruising + Pacific City Stop

As you follow the path along Pacific Coast Highway into Huntington Beach, make time for a stop at Pacific City. This open-air shopping and dining destination is home to cool boutiques and laid-back eateries. Whether you're after a quick snack or a stretch break, it’s a breezy stop with great views.

 📍21010 Pacific Coast Hwy, Huntington Beach | gopacificcity.com

🍹 Happy Hour: Sandy’s Beach Shack – Huntington Beach

After the day’s ride, nothing beats a happy hour drink with your toes in the sand. Sandy’s Beach Shack, located just off the Huntington Beach Pier, offers just that. Think oceanfront seating, casual vibes, and a tasty lineup of drinks and apps during their happy hour. Grab a margarita, soak in the golden hour, and toast to the perfect SoCal day. 

📍 315 Pacific Coast Hwy, Huntington Beach | sandysbeachshack.com

The ride from Newport to Huntington Beach is relatively flat and lined with ocean views nearly the whole way. Whether you’re weaving through palm-lined streets or hugging the coast on the paved trail, you’ll enjoy a mix of natural beauty and vibrant beach town energy. And thanks to your trusty Bluejay Electric Bike, it’s all breezy.

So charge your battery, pack your sunnies, and get ready for a ride that’s totally worth it. From indulgent brunch bites to beachy happy hour vibes, this is one local adventure you’ll want to repeat again and again.

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