Big surf and high tides brewed the perfect storm in Newport Beach, California on Friday (July 3), causing flooding.

High tide water levels rose above the sidewalks and flooded homes and across parts of the Balboa Peninsula.

The National Weather Service also issued a coastal flood advisory for low lying areas in Orange County on Saturday, according to reports.

Video filmed on Balboa Blvd and B Street shows waves washed across parts of the peninsula, which left people stuck for hours, according to the filmer.

"I was walking through the streets in knee-deep sea foam filth," the filmer said.

Video also shows a 50ft yacht that ran aground, eventually braking in half before being "smashed into pieces."

The four people aboard escaped with the help of locals, the filmer said.

Giant waves and extreme high tides brewed the perfect storm in Newport Beach California causing massive flooding.

High tide water levels rose above the sidewalks and into flooding into people's homes and cars across parts of the Balboa Peninsula.

Giant waves and extreme high tides brewed the perfect storm in Newport Beach California causing massive flooding.

This on Balboa Blvd and B street where the waves washed across parts of the peninsula leaving people stuck for hours.

Giant waves and extreme high tides brewed the perfect storm in Newport Beach California causing massive flooding.

I was walking through the streets in knee-deep seafoam filth.

Giant waves and poor seamanship lead to this Yacht running aground eventually braking in half before being smashed into 1000's pieces. The 4 people aboard escaped with the help of locals.