[…]see on Highway 1, expect the unexpected: From whale watching to wine tasting, horseback riding to kayaking, there’s always more to discover around the bend. Your ultimate Highway 1 road trip awaits. Simply delve into this curated list of essential Highway 1 attractions sure to kick start the imagination. Table […]
[…]looking for more than a little guidance, you’ll find everything you need to get started surfing, kayaking or Stand Up Paddle boarding when you stop by one of Highway 1’s friendly rental shops. With plenty of gear, hands-on classes, group educational activities and guided tours, you need not wonder where […]
Description Welcome to Sandy’s Place, a premium vacation rental in Avila Beach, California. This prime locale just off Highway 1 is ideal for a family getaway or a couples beach retreat. With its views overlooking the Avila Bay, this is one place you will never want to leave. Location Avila […]
[…]in Pismo Beach Paddlers of all ages and abilities will delight in kayaking in and around Pismo Beach. The coastline — particularly the coastline to the north of Pismo Pier — offers interesting rock formations, tucked-away caves, and wind protection. In fact, some of the finest caves available for kayaking […]
[…]and obstacles to healing. Start with a morning of golf, hiking, cycling, horseback riding, or kayaking, followed by a renewing soak in the Tranquility Spa. Its warm waters brings energy and flexibility to any stay in Los Osos-Baywood Park. The Tranquility Spa provides a peaceful and serene setting AcuGlo Acupuncture […]
Take a walk on the wild side! Discover Highway 1’s most surprising wildlife viewing tips this winter, the perfect time to catch awe-inspiring animals and sea life in action. Majestic whales, grazing zebras, lounging elephant seals, fluttering Monarch butterflies and adorable otters–they all thrive along Highway 1’s slice of pristine […]
[…]and whalesStop by Avila Beach Paddlesports to pick up your gear and within minutes, you’ll be kayaking amongst otters, sea lions, and maybe even whales as you paddle through San Simeon Bay to the Point Sain Luis Lighthouse. The only surviving Prairie Victorian model lighthouse remaining on the West Coast, you can […]
[…]1’s pristine beaches—you’ll experience oodles of secret coves and caves when you take up kayaking and standup paddle boarding the coast. Discover Avila Beach’s glassy waters, where paddlers enjoy a smooth ride punctuated by visits from sea lions and sea birds. Launch your kayak from Harford Pier and paddle back […]
[…]is my pleasure – and intention – to introduce visitors and locals alike to the wonders of kayaking and hiking the varied ecosystems in this region! From hiking the numerous trails of Montana De Oro, and paddling the varied coastal nooks and crannies in the Morro Bay Estuary, your custom […]
[…]is always maintained) as well as experience the area’s natural beauty in a serene way, private kayaking excursions are conducted in Morro Bay by Central Coast Outdoors in trips ranging from two hours to all day. The morning I went out with a kayak guide on the bay, the fog was so […]
Whale watching along Highway 1 and Morro Bay is a popular pastime for the whole family to enjoy along San Luis Obispo County’s scenic coastline. Although whales aren’t known to enter the Morro Bay Estuary, you can easily catch a glimpse of these majestic creatures from both onshore and offshore […]
[…]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 of seabirds soaring […]
[…]miles of trails, across sandy dunes, over seaside cliffs and through eucalyptus forests. Surfing, kayaking, and picnic are also popular here. Don’t miss the historic Spooner House, which once sheltered cattle ranchers where the state park stands today. Los Osos Oaks State Reserve The oak trees that spread across this […]
[…]and Stand Up Paddleboarding There’s no better way to explore the Morro Bay Estuary than from a kayak or stand up paddleboard. Feel the invigorating sea air on your face as you traverse this unique ecosystem where fresh and ocean water meet. As you glide along the surface, notice various […]
[…]to pass over. For another, Avila Beach provides several handy launching spots. For open-water kayaking, head to the main beach at the Avila Beach Pier, and push off directly from the sand. For access to a variety of kelp beds and caves, paddle south toward Mallagh Landing/Pirates Cove and Shell […]
[…]Wine Country. Located just six miles from the beach, surfing, paddle boarding, wildlife viewing, kayaking, windsurfing and sunbathing are all within easy reach. Discover scenic wine trails perfect for a pre-wedding picnic or a romantic post-vow vineyard tour. From cool climate chardonnay and pinot noir to delectable gourmet pairings, there’s […]
[…]over land owned by PG&E. But while private hiking is not permitted on the Pecho Coast Trail, kayaking to the cove is very much allowed. It’s also very quiet and rewarding: look for mussels, urchins, sea stars, hermit crabs, anemones, and more. Port San Luis Lighthouse Off-Shore Sea Life of […]
[…]sub-districts producing more than 40 varietals. Along the ocean, Avila Beach offers fishing, kayaking, paddleboarding, surfing, and the historic Point San Luis Lighthouse as well as the Central Coast Aquarium. Another beach town for your itinerary is Cambria, where visitors can take a self-guided history tour, hunt for sea glass on Moonstone Beach, or see […]
[…]Up Paddleboarding (SUP) & KayakingMultiple coves lie along the Cambria coastline with spots perfect for paddling out with minimal wind or surf. For easy launching, head to Leffingwell Landing, on the northern end of Moonstone Beach Drive. The rocky coastline and coves provide picturesque paddling opportunities, and the boat ramp […]
[…]dine oceanside and clink your glass among coastal vines10 a.m. – Breakfast at Fat Cat’s and a kayaking adventure in Avila BeachPancakes, please: Start your day with a bountiful breakfast at Fat Cat’s Cafe in Avila Beach, steps away from a unique kayaking experience that whisks you from the sunny […]
