Bioluminescent Waves is Back Again! January 2024 | California's Coast - Newport Beach

Beautiful Glowing Bioluminescent Waves is back again in Southern California. The Glowing crashing waves can be seen at several beaches in Southern California usually between the hours of 10pm and 4am. This Bioluminescent waves was seen in Newport Beach on January 4, 2024 from 11:30pm to 1am.
Video filmed between Newport Beach Pier and Balboa pier on January 4, 2024.
Seeing the Glowing Blue Bioluminescence Waves is like a scene out of the Avatar movie.

[@paulcarcich5537]

This is really Spectacular.

[@weatherwitchandfelinefamiliars]

Only 260 likes for this stunning video after 5 days? 😮 I'm spellbound, I'll never see anything like this for myself, it's so magical ❤❤❤

[@mJ-sm4ss]

everyone else is worried about Beyonce and Taylor swift.. if not politics and war,. its a sad time, but not now watching these waves

[@AnimalMagnetism1965]

Beautiful 😍

[@gotmovie]

Beautiful, I'll be in LA next weekend. Will it still there?

[@ElricSowrd]

It looks nice.
待たせたな。/Kept you waiting, huh?

[@anthonyvo1963]

The waves are cool

[@gravestonegaming10]

I live in seal beach Cali and we had bioluminescent sand too

[@AngelChang-fg2nx]

😮when did u see it

[@gravestonegaming10]

@@AngelChang-fg2nx when u stepped on it it would glow for a little

[@gravestonegaming10]

@@AngelChang-fg2nx it was like last week

[@GioPantera]

Me gusta y me apoyo 👍🏽

[@courtneym.504]

would it still be happening a few days later or is it a one-day experience?

[@Attractions360]

It has been on and off down the California coast. Some days it will be brighter.

[@deadpoolsally6837]

Kind reminds me of Moana.

[@kiritosenpai250]

Or Genshin

[@BrandonG444]

What causes the waves to look like this?

[@randomland-themeparks-and-more]

Bioluminescence plankton

[@TheIcePhoenixx]

its beautiful but harmful to sea life. A red tide, or harmful algal bloom, is a higher-than-normal concentration of a microscopic alga (plant-like organism). In marine (saltwater) environments along Florida's west coast and elsewhere in the Gulf of Mexico, the species that causes red tides is Karenia brevis,

[@dennisgreen3470]

Where neon blues in California waves this picture?

[@arttoegemann]

Absolutely beautiful. But I don't understand why the waves are luminescent only when they're breaking.

[@Kim-pr8db]

when algae gets disturbed by waves it becomes bioluminescence

[@KaraPhantom]

I'm trying to go see this in February with my boyfriend..but it's a 6 hr drive....I wanna be sure we can see it together....but I just don't know which beaches to go to

[@krystalmayes4591]

Oh that’s cool

[@ATalkingBadger]

Comment just to comment.

[@BrandonG444]

What causes the waves to look like this?

[@PAC-Man0607]

Bioluminescence plankton