[…]up for an educational deep dive into Morro Bay’s landscape at Morro Bay Nature Center, where aquariums bubble with steelhead and trout swimming among otherworldly eelgrass. Take in fascinating 3-D images of the estuary plus memorable views and wildlife sightings aided by complementary binoculars. A docent program helps visitors better […]
[…]and locals alike. Built in 2012, this scenic walking route offers up breathtaking views of the bay, Morro Bay Estuary and Morro Rock. What’s more, wildlife flourishes all along the nearly one-mile trek. Keep your eyes peeled for rabbits and seabirds as you meander this wheelchair-accessible path. Museum of Natural […]
[…]along the water on the Los Osos side of the Morro Bay Estuary, Bayside Cafe is a natural oasis to refuel after kayaking or standup paddle boarding. Enjoy the same gorgeous views of Morro Rock that visitors relished upon the restaurant’s opening day in 1986—not to mention an un-obscured view […]
[…]wine tasting and even a teeny tiny post office and wedding chapel.Just six miles south of Morro Bay Beach and Morro Rock, you’ll find Los Osos and Baywood Park, where casual dining and outdoor adventures await. Whether you yearn to trot horseback along the surf, hike a challenging peak surrounded […]
[…]that runs the base of the outcropping. This unique coastal hideaway provides a seldom seen back bay view and miles of open ocean beyond. Ready to earn your sea legs? Morro Bay’s exciting Whale Watching Charters are a great way to get up-close-and-personal with traveling whales as they breach the […]
[…]testament to the area’s rich maritime heritage. Discovery Center Exhibits History of San Simeon Bay The San Simeon Bay has been home to an array of interesting residents over the centuries, including Native American tribes, whalers and late publishing mogul William Randolph Hearst. The Discovery Center’s interactive touch screen exhibit […]
[…]Discovery Center is a collaborative research and education center established by the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary and California State Parks. It represents the southern gateway to the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary, and it is open to the public. Here, you’ll find exhibits, events, and hands-on activities that bring […]
[…]bluff, and a home within walking distance to the beach. Also offered are vacation rentals in Morro Bay that include oceanfront homes, homes offering easy beach access, homes near downtown and the Embarcadero and waterfront condos on the Embarcadero with private balconies or patios with amazing views of the harbor […]
[…]kitchen with seating for four guests. Amenities The rooms located in the main building all offer bay views. Ground floor rooms have a private patio and bayfront entrance, while second floor rooms include a balcony or fireplace. There are six dog friendly rooms and one ADA accessible room. All guests […]
[…]designed to delight and educate both young and old, bring world-class museum technology to Morro Bay. These exhibits provide current scientific information related to the estuary and bay ecosystems and allow visitors to learn about tidal forces, geology, erosion, human impacts on the land and how to preserve and protect […]
[…]Forest in Los Osos. On the map, this area looks like a bulge to the east of the main part of the Bay, and at low tide, much of it is drained. Unlike the rest of the bay, this is protected and a no-take area. Passed by the California State […]
[…]and you’ll pass right by the Avila Bay Club Spa. Located midway along the trail, the Avila Bay Club is a private gym, but the attached spa is open to the public, seven days a week. In fact, the Avila Bay Club Spa welcomes all clients to use the club’s […]
[…]is a great spot from which to explore the Central Coast stretch of Highway 1. Just south of Morro Bay, this picturesque town offers you views of Morro Rock, while allowing you to enjoy the charms of a bayside town. If relaxation should be at the top of your list […]
[…]who provides some financial and technical support to each National Estuary Program. The Morro Bay National Estuary Program works on behalf of our local community to make Morro Bay a better place for all of […]
[…]planning. Morro Bay State Marine Recreation Management Area (SMRMA) includes most of Morro Bay, except the tidal flats to the east of the state park. Morro Bay is a treasure, with the famous rock at the mouth, and the boat docks along the Embarcadero. You can rent kayaks or take […]
[…]pride in growing fresh oysters of the highest quality. The cold, nutrient rich waters of Morro Bay breathe life into our pristine farm allowing us to produce the finest oysters. Our hand selected oysters are grown using environmentally sustainable techniques and our industry has been recognized and highlighted on the […]
[…]golf course is located at the base of Black Hill overlooking the picturesque hamlet of Morro Bay and the Pacific Ocean. It sits inside Morro Bay State Park and Estuary. Many birds and wildlife call the golf course home, which has been awarded “Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary” […]
[…]skill level and desired scenery. Visit Morro Bay State Park which features a lagoon and natural bay habitat. Or hike the trails on Black Mountain above Morro Bay State Park and take in the views of the Rock and the Estuary. Central Coast Outdoors also offers several naturalist day hikes […]
[…]of this charming seaside town. Riders can expect mostly uncrowded roads, but on weekends South Bay Boulevard and downtown Morro Bay can have some heavy traffic. For a challenging ride, try Cerro Alto. Or visit Central Coast Outdoors for other […]
[…]around Avila, with the Ontario Ridge Trail being among the most popular. Rooms San Luis Bay Inn offers studios, one and two bedroom suites, including accessible options. The studio and one bedroom options both include a king bed and sleeper sofa. In a two bedroom, there are two full beds […]
