Things To Do

William Randolph Hearst Memorial Beach provides the scenery, sand, and surf for an ideal beach day on Highway 1. This beach once bustled as a whaling outpost, and later as a port for receiving antiquities to adorn W.R. Hearst’s hilltop estate.

Come kick back and beat the heat while relaxing in the shade of the palm trees and ocean breezes.

Located just ten miles east of Arroyo Grande, Lopez Lake Recreation Area is one of the top choices for camping and leisure trips.

Each vessel travels at a comfortable 5 knots and since they are electric powered, there is no noise or fumes.

SLO Divers offers scuba diving excursions for spear fishing, photography and sightseeing. 

The Oso de Oro Loop takes you on a diverse tour of Los Osos and Baywood Park. 

You Oughta Play with Otters

The best family fun for the Oceano area including the Oceano Dunes!

Explore Oceano as part of the Highway 1 Discovery Route. 

Whether you're a seasoned rider or have never seen a saddle in your life, there is nothing to match the experience of riding horseback on the beach.

On those rare days when it's gray and gloomy anywhere else, count on the clouds to part and the sun to shine down on glorious Avila Beach

Let’s go whale watching! Whale watching is a fun and educational treat that you and your family will remember forever!

Operating out of Avila Beach, we offer sportfishing, whale watching, scenic tours and burials at sea.

Olde Port Beach to Pirate's Cove in Avila Beach is ideal for beginners who want to try kayaking alongside the cliffs of Avila Beach. There's a good chance you'll glimpse some seals and otters on this tour.

Take a dive without getting wet! Enjoy the above-water and underwater views that only Sub-Sea Tours and Morro Bay can provide.

Since 1954 Virg's Landing in Morro Bay has been an icon for sportfishing, whale watching and private charter on the Central Coast. 

A kayak trip from Spooner's Cove in Montaña de Oro to Morro Rock offers spectacular views and challenging conditions.

The Paddleboard Company in Morro Bay is available to bring boards, gear, instructors and guides to visitors at Baywood Park or Morro Bay launch spots for tours and rentals.