[…]New England IPA, and the B410 Imperial IPA. The taps are organized by weight and style: light, malt-forward, hop-forward, and dark. On the food menu, a wide variety of options include appetizers, burgers, hot dogs, pizza, sandwiches, and BBQ. Favorite orders like Filet Mignon Tacos, Pulled Pork Taquitos, and the […]
[…]fact: A 60-pound adult sea otter eats at least 15 pounds of food (25% of its body weight) each and every day—the same as an average teenager eating 120 hamburgers. That’s right: Otters may enjoy lolling around on their backs all day, but they’re anything but lazy. Watch closely to see […]
[…]memorable night out. Experience a fun fusion of culinary delights and live entertainment with farm-to-table restaurants and global cuisines acting as an ideal precursor to the show. Visitors are invited to immerse themselves in the rhythm of downtown, where unique musical performances mingle with a tempting selection of cocktails, local […]
[…]most successful efforts is its Bells4Bikes program. This service offers mountain bikers size #00 cowbells to borrow at the start of popular Central Coast trails via a “Bell Box.” Velcro-ing one of these small bells to your mountain bike helps alert hikers and horses to your presence on trails. (Hikers […]
[…]for reservation: two small areas hold up to 40 people each and a large barbecue area holds up to 100. Whether your group is large or small, chances are you’ll all appreciate the sprawling green grass, majestic oak trees, and fresh air of this naturally enchanting hangout. Ready to play […]
[…]is privately and/or family owned. You won’t find any chain stores here — just boutique, mom-and-pop shops with unique products and excellent service. Near the pier, businesses especially cater to beach bums, offering a wide variety of sunglasses, sandals, and swim suits. Beach towels, goggles, umbrellas and sand toys can […]
[…]to experiencing California’s Central Coast from the ocean. Whether it’s on a kayak or a stand-up paddleboard, the views of green rolling hills and the quaint seaside town always wow. Bring your own board or kayak, or rent from one of Avila Beach’s trusted outfitters. Even better? Sign up for […]
[…]watch kids while they play in the water (lifeguards are staffed from Memorial Day Labor Day from 10am-6pm). Please note that dogs must be on-leash in this area, but they are welcome to roam freely at the Morro Bay Dog Beach, which stretches six miles north to dog-friendly town Cayucos. […]
[…]Festival, a multi-day celebration of fine wine, great food and awesome entertainment. Featuring 100+ wineries, the festival includes craft spirits, artisans, makers market, live music and brand experiences. Each year, expect a fresh look at the region with additional winemaker dinners and spotlights on various aspects of the industry. Visitors […]
[…]website here. Covell’s CA Clydesdales – How many places on earth can you experience almost 2,000 acres of pristine Monterey Pine forest and rolling pastures with an exquisite view of the ocean and over 100 head of Clydesdale horses roaming the hillsides? The answer is one, Cambria Pines by the […]
[…]of all things patriotic, with outrageous floats, uproarious costumes, and plenty of home-town charm. The parade travels down Ocean Avenue, Cayucos’s main thoroughfare, and delights thousands of people each year. But if you’re willing to rise early, you can watch contestants in the Sand Sculpture Contest build elaborate designs beginning […]
[…]history, charm and boutique shopping? Cayucos is your destination. Its quaint downtown boasts field-to-table restaurants, antique stores, public art and cafes ― all just steps from the beach. Add a few historic buildings, surf shops, and an old cowboy bar, and you have California coastal living at its finest. Even […]
[…]are on-site. Sycamore Mineral Springs Resort Sycamore Mineral Springs Resort is located on 100 acres of secluded land in the Avila Valley, and it’s the perfect retreat for those looking to have a relaxing spa day. The spa is recognized globally, and offers massages and facials of all kinds, but […]
[…]of wedding guests and a fully enclosed Solarium located directly above the cliffs seats up to 100 guests and showcases 360-degree, unobstructed views of the ocean. This unique wedding space can be decorated to suit you and your betrothed’s creative whims and tents can be erected on the Solarium Lawn […]
[…]the BBQ Chicken, Pesto Chicken and Thai Chicken pizzas — all made with homemade sauce and hand-tossed dough. (They also use locally-made sausages from the Cayucos Sausage Company — see below.) Ocean Front Pizza also offers fresh salads, as well as beer and wine to round out the meal. Grab […]
[…]coastline or wind up challenging roads in the Santa Lucia Mountains that reward cyclists with 360-degree views. Road routes can be broken up to accommodate stops at historical landmarks, white sand beaches, wildlife refuges, farm-to-fork restaurants, award-winning wineries and more. Or, if you’re training for an upcoming event, test your […]
[…]shoreline. Just south of the lighthouse, the Piedras Blancas Elephant Seal Rookery hosts up to 24,000 Northern Elephant Seals each year. Watch these majestic marine mammals play out their life cycle just steps from the viewing area and Highway 1. Then head to the opulent hilltop home of newspaper mogul […]
[…]Admission is free, and nearly every piece is available for purchase, from impressive large-format paintings to small masterworks and souvenirs. Buying art at Art on the Beach is a sure-fire way to bring seaside memories home with you. It also directly supports the local artists, Avila Beach culture, and artistic […]
[…]before dusk for surf fishing. Folks often take the opportunity to drive on the beach to get to hard-to-reach fishing spots. Four-wheel drive is obviously the best bet when driving in dune sand, but it’s not the only option. Surf fishers who don’t have 4-wheel drive vehicles can drive in […]
[…]Ocean and coastal cliffs and beaches from its perch in the the Santa Lucia mountain range 1600 feet above. Visitors can still find wild zebras roaming freely over the hillsides as though they were part of the original zoo at the castle from back in the 1930s. Hearst Ranch Winery […]
