Five Islands.One extraordinary lifestyle.
Where the Pacific meets the porch, where the dock is a driveway, and where every sunset is a private one. Specializing in the unique waterfront communities of Huntington Harbour — Trinidad, Humboldt, Davenport, Gilbert, and Admiralty Islands.
A waterfront enclave hiding in plain sight.
Tucked into the northwest corner of Huntington Beach, Huntington Harbour is a community most of Southern California has driven past without noticing. Built in the early 1960s from former marshland, it carved a network of channels and bays into a constellation of five residential islands — each with its own character, its own dock culture, and its own quiet pride.
What makes the Harbour rare is what it gives back daily: a paddle out before coffee, an evening dinghy ride to a neighbor's dock, the annual Cruise of Lights every December lighting up the channels in a tradition that has run unbroken since 1962. It's coastal living without the crowds — and it's all within a bridge of mainland Huntington Beach.
You don't choose Huntington Harbour. You drive in for an afternoon, sit by the water, and realize you've already chosen it.— A Note From Kiri
Five communities. Five characters. One harbour.
From Trinidad's hushed cul-de-sacs to Admiralty's panoramic main-channel views, each island in Huntington Harbour has carved out its own personality over six decades of waterfront living.
TrinidadIsland
The most discreet of the five — gated, hushed, with a residents' yacht club and the kind of estate-scale waterfront homes that don't reach the open market.
HumboldtIsland
A tight-knit grid of waterfront cottages and rebuilt moderns where you'll meet your neighbors on the bridge. Approachable price points, deeply lived-in.
DavenportIsland
The architectural showcase island — sweeping water frontages, deep-water docks, and the original premium addresses of the Harbour's first development phase.
GilbertIsland
Kids on paddle boards, retrievers in the channel, paddle-tennis at the community park. Gilbert is the easygoing heart of family Harbour life.
AdmiraltyIsland
Main-channel sightlines, contemporary architecture, and a resort-living rhythm that turns ordinary evenings into something you'd photograph for a postcard.
It's not the address. It's the rhythm.
Living in Huntington Harbour reshapes your week. Mornings move differently. Weekends are spent on the water, not in traffic. Here are a few of the rituals.
Boats Before Cars
Most homes here come with a dock. Many residents log more nautical miles than highway ones. From Duffy-electric sunset cruises to weekend runs out the harbor mouth to Catalina, the water is the main road.
The Cruise of Lights
For two weeks every December, the channels glow. Residents decorate boats and docks, families pile onto official cruise vessels, and the proceeds fund music education for kids across Orange County. A 60-year-old tradition no one wants to miss.
Wetlands & Wildlife
Bolsa Chica Ecological Reserve — 1,300+ acres of restored coastal wetland — sits at the Harbour's doorstep. Walking trails, native bird sanctuaries, and one of the last undeveloped saltwater estuaries left in Southern California.
Schools That Hold Value
Highly-rated public schools serve the Harbour — Harbour View Elementary, Marine View Middle, and Marina High — a quiet but real driver of long-term property value and a major reason families plant deep roots here.
Dining & Marinas
Peter's Landing, Huntington Harbour Mall, and Sunset Beach's coastal restaurants are minutes away by boat or car. Yacht clubs, paddle-rental docks, and the Sunset Aquatic Marina round out the everyday options.
Open Ocean, Close By
The Harbour empties directly into the Pacific through the Anaheim Bay channel — a rare amenity for any residential community in coastal Orange County. You can be in open water in under fifteen minutes from your slip.
Five Islands. One snapshot.
A printable overview of the Huntington Harbour islands, the lifestyle, and what makes each community distinct. Save it, share it with your spouse, or send it to the friend who keeps asking, "so where exactly is the Harbour?"
- All five islands at a glance with positioning and feel
- Direct contact information for follow-up questions
- Printable letter-size format, share-ready PDF/PNG
Kiri Suykry
Five Islands Realty is built on a simple idea: you can't sell the Harbour if you don't live the Harbour. Kiri Suykry knows every bridge, every channel, every quiet pocket of dock-front property — and brings deep local relationships to every transaction in Trinidad, Humboldt, Davenport, Gilbert, and Admiralty.
As a California-licensed real estate broker with Keller Williams Huntington Beach, Kiri represents both buyers seeking their first island home and longtime residents ready to write the next chapter — whether that's a move-up, a sale, or a 1031 exchange to a new property.
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