A cool ocean breeze drifts over your car as you drive up Pacific Coast Highway, Interstate 1. Greeting you is Eden, California, the hotspot for all activites around it.

Downtown Eden is what first greets you first, the hub of Eden. Here is the place for concerts. Also the home of the mayor and city hall, Downtown Eden is where you'd go for court dates, to sightsee some famous spots within the city and stare at the large skyscrapers that house most of the jobs that Eden has to offer.

Jarvis lies right outside Downtown Eden. Here the streets are lined with slums and low scale housing. The streets of Jarvis house the numerous cardboard box shanty towns for those who can't afford low-income housing.

The Boardwalk, right along the shore that borders Eden, is the prime hangout. Diners, bistros, and clubs dot its streets, as well as shops, a small year-round carnival, the park, and some open-air free concerts.

South Beach is the beach. It stretches for 3 miles, white sand and clean water. Watch out for the occasional shark. Pack it all up for a day at the beach and come join the fun.

West Eden is the prime hotspot for gays and lesbians for miles around. Home of not only Southern California's first gay club, but its first gay community, people flock to party and live as they choose in West Eden.

Wellesley, a few minutes from The Boardwalk, is the upscale neighborhood. Here the rich and/or famous hobnob within their group. The houses are large and pristine, with manicured lawns and, of course, pools in every backyard.

Eden University, home to dormatories, some of the state's finest liberal arts programs, a campus pub, etc., is located between Wellesley and Downtown Eden. Student social life centers around Delaware Hall.