[…]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 […]
[…]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 […]
[…]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 […]
[…]along Cayucos State Beach, a sandy beach that offers mild weather, watersports such as surfing, kayaking, swimming and tide pooling. Good Clean Fun offers kayak rentals and tours where they can guide you to the best secret beach spots for picnicking. Where to fill the picnic basket in Cayucos? Ruddell’s Smokehouse is a great downtown […]
[…]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 […]
It feels good to do good! Soak up the sun while diving into Stewardship Traveler for Good activities along awe-inspiring Central Coast beaches this September. From breezy beach cleanups to learning all about the area’s celebrated California Sea Otter population, you too can roll up your sleeves and enjoy the […]
[…]and fishing enthusiasts. Planning on staying in San Simeon or Cambria, two popular Central Coast kayaking destinations in their own right? We encourage you to bring your kayak south to Morro Bay for a unique experience unlike what you’ve already enjoyed. While you might see whales and elephant seals to […]
[…]love to swim in salty waters. Avila Beach is also a haven for standup paddleboarding (SUP) and kayaking. Take a spin around Port San Luis Harbor, or out past Harford Pier for plenty of wildlife viewing. Or have an easy paddle over to the beach below the Port San Luis […]
[…]of Edna Valley wine country. Here, you can cool off with swimming and jet skiing on the lake, or kayaking, boating and fishing for bass, in season. This is an area popular for hiking, mountain biking and horseback riding as well. Check in at the water slides and enjoy wet […]
[…]Pier The San Simeon Bay boasts a lot for families to do, from fishing and kayaking to visiting the Coastal Discovery Center museum and visitor center. But if you’re pressed for time, whale watching from San Simeon Bay Pier is an excellent family-friendly activity. Reaching 800 feet out across the […]
