[…]resource. Through hands-on exhibits, outdoor excursions and laboratory lessons, the Central Coast Aquarium aims to impact everyone who walks through our doors, and positively influence their perspective toward this very important part of the natural world. Gain a deeper connection on vacation through activities and charitable donation opportunities that protect […]
[…]website to confirm current Aquarium hours Reservation Needed: No The mission of the Central Coast Aquarium is to cultivate a community dedicated to ocean stewardship. The Aquarium was born from a passion for the sea and community and is committed to providing opportunities centered around education, engagement and action. Based […]
[…]shark tank during feeding time and find out what it feels like to touch a shark at the Central Coast Aquarium in Avila Beach for an unforgettable experience and a peek at the underwater world of sharks. Visitors learn about local shark species while watching them interact with each other and feed. […]
[…]is recommended and available through our website. A deeper exploration of the Central Coast Aquarium and marine life can be your child’s first chance to be a stewardship […]
Science After Dark is a lecture series at the Central Coast Aquarium. An evening for those 21 and older, held on the last Tuesday of each month, January through May. Join us for local wine and heavy appetizers from 6-6:45pm while you tour the aquarium. Coffee, tea and desserts upstairs […]
Science After Dark is a lecture series at the Central Coast Aquarium. An evening for those 21 and older, held on the last Tuesday of each month, January through May. Join us for local wine and heavy appetizers from 6-6:45pm while you tour the aquarium. Coffee, tea and desserts upstairs […]
Calling all junior underwater explorers! The Central Coast Aquarium’s popular Spring Camp is back! This year’s camps will take place during the week of March 25th – March 29th. Single, multi-day, or full week options are available. Please select the appropriate session(s) for your youngster and fill out the following […]
California Coast winter getaways to Morro Bay and realm of North Coast elephant seals This Blog Originally Appeared Here California is one of the most visited states in the US and usually visitors want to spend time in San Francisco or Los Angeles. Well, you can do either, then rent a […]
[…]releases, small production and hard-to-find vintages. For more information on Harvest on the Coast, go to SLOCoastWine.com. Pismo Beach Clam Festival The Pismo Beach Clam Festival remains a celebrated Central Coast tradition since 1946. Each fall, generations of families continue to mark their calendars for the festival’s three days of […]
[…]comfortable, uncrowded event. A registration fee is required, but membership is not.Country Coast ClassicA longtime favorite ride, the Gene Cerise Country Coast Classic Bike Ride covers Highway 1 out-and-back from Cambria. The three available routes include a 1/4-century, 1/2-century and 3/4-century ride. All routes include the section of Highway 1 […]
[…]on the road, with a good number of detours to explore what lies inland, too.But planning a West Coast road trip can be intimidating, with a variety of options, from a coastal California drive with plenty of stops at beaches along the way to a scenic journey from Seattle, Washington, […]
[…]hills and pastoral vineyards. Although Paso Robles certainly does look like this, the Central Coast is also home to famous vineyards with a coastal view. Who knew? Take a beachy excursion to Derbyshire Vineyards on Thursday, Feb. 22 for proof of this wine country miracle. Picture yourself meandering through the […]
[…]shoes are required. Bring plenty of water as well. The secluded beaches, rugged cliffs and broad coastal terraces of the Pecho Coast have been privately owned and inaccessible to the public since the Spanish Mission Period. Once known as the Rancho Canada de Los Osos y Pecho y Islay, this […]
[…]and visitor centers. On The Road with Jo on YouTube is an entertaining romp through the coastal towns. The Highway 1 Discovery Route itineraries cover wildlife viewing, coastal trails, wine region, bike routes, and beaches. Love kayaking? Kayaks rentals and tours are available in San Simeon at William R. Hearst Memorial State Beach. Sign up […]
[…]migrating whales. But there are also numerous “secret” spots along the approximately 440-mile coastal drive between San Francisco to the north and Los Angeles to the south (where Highway 1 becomes Pacific Coast Highway).Have grippy shoes and cameras ready for a new perspective on a classic road trip. Hidden Beach and Waterfall, […]
[…]Parks Foundation helps support the agency’s conservation efforts. Find out more at The Central Coast State Parks […]
[…]A cozy counter opens to the enchanting outdoor courtyard of the historic Cooper-Molera Adobe. Coast Big Sur serves creative bites, fresh salads, and slabs of sourdough focaccia pizza from chef Nick Balla, previously of SF’s Bar Tartine. The place offers all the detail and care of a San Francisco hot spot but […]
[…]your world: Make time to uncork and unwind—we certainly do! SLO Coast Wine offers up a weekend of superb sipping June 23-26 when Roll Out the Barrels rolls into participating coastal tasting rooms from Avila Beach to Edna Valley. We’re also making a beeline for Hearst Ranch Winery‘s anticipated winemaker […]
[…]wines. It connects two magnificent SLO County Central Coast regions of Paso Robles and the North Coast. Visitors to the coastal Highway 1 towns of Cambria and San Simeon have an opportunity to participate in this popular event that focuses on blending wines from nearby Paso Robles and in partnership […]
[…]Wine Trail Passport Weekend Grab your passport and explore 11 boutique wineries along the Central Coast (5 located in Cambria!) during the Pacific Coast Wine Trail’s Passport Weekend happening February 18th and 19th. Wineries will be offering special pairings and discounts all weekend. Pick up your passport at any of […]
