[…]in the waves. There are several great beaches to choose from. Water lovers will also enjoy kayaking or standup paddle boarding. To keep the littlest ones entertained, check out the Central Coast Aquarium with its hands-on learning opportunities. (The big kids might enjoy it just as much!) There is also […]
[…]Water lovers will find a plethora of things to do in Cayucos. Canoes may be hard to find, but kayaking is a choice suitable for many ages and skill levels. Head to neighboring Morro Bay for the views, including spotting sea otters, and an easy paddle around. Surfing is also […]
[…]traveling, this is your spot. Find different ways to get moving every day with options for hiking, kayaking, surfing and much more. You will want to take advantage of the ocean view kitchen by prepping meals in. The nearby farmers markets are a great choice for the freshest produce…and usually […]
[…]in the sun. The Harford Pier is a bike ride away and offers calm waters in the bay, perfect for kayaking. Or schedule a tour of the historic Point San Luis Lighthouse, which is on private land. If you want to dine in for a meal or two, stop by […]
[…]the sand, you can go kite surfing, fishing or horseback riding. Head to nearby Avila Beach to go kayaking and paddle boarding, or walk the historic piers. When it comes time to eat, you will be a short drive to many great restaurants. Layout The Escape to the Central Coast […]
[…]fun. Other great activities nearby include surfing – kite surfing is popular here, fishing and kayaking. More relaxed options include checking out the historic Oceano Train Depot and nearby Dana Adobe. Or travel along the Whale Trail to see marine life from shore. Wherever you are along Highway 1, you […]
[…]is the notable Edna Valley wine region. In Avila you’ll find a variety of beaches and two piers. Kayaking and stand-up paddle boarding (SUP) are both popular activities here. And the entire area is home to amazing hiking trails. Layout Luxury Vista House above the Clouds is a two bedroom, […]
[…]Simeon San Simeon Cove is part of the W.R. Hearst State Beach and is a popular spot for picnics, kayaking and fishing and offers BBQ pits and picnic tables located near an 850-foot pier. A hiking trail out to San Simeon Point offers an enchanted walk along a wooded path […]
[…]a unique back bay view. The whole family—especially younger kids—will get a kick out of kayaking all along the bays, coves and harbors of Highway 1. Many points along the route are well suited for this accessible seaside activity—including the fascinating Dinosaur Caves Park in Pismo Beach. Looking to learn a thing or two about […]
[…]is a historic, laid-back beach that’s outstanding for surfing, swimming, paddle-boarding and kayaking. Enjoy kayaking tours for all experience levels to secluded beaches and hidden coves. Read the full article from Brand USA […]
Monarch Butterfly Groves What’s orange and black and flutters all over? Western Monarch butterflies, of course! Like birds, these jewel-toned beauties migrate twice per year. While other butterfly species can handle chilly winters, Monarchs aren’t able to survive in cold northern climates. To warm their wings, these fascinating insects overwinter […]
A hiker’s paradise, San Simeon and Ragged Point offer a wide variety of trails, terrain, and vistas. The hikes available around these neighboring towns span from casual to challenging, brief to long, sea level to thousands of feet in elevation. Like so many attractions along this stretch of Highway 1, […]
[…]peaking in the month of July. Find a favorite launch spot on the north side of the Cayucos Pier. Kayaking Named after canoes by Spanish settlers, Cayucos is a fitting destination for a kayak adventure! Bring your own kayak or rent one (and a life vest) from Good Clean Fun […]
[…]end of the Morro Bay Embarcadero. Whether you’re walking a pier, a beach, or a boardwalk—or kayaking along shore—there’s a good chance you’ll come across these playful […]
The Surfers love catching waves in and around Cayucos for its ideal conditions and for beaches less crowded than Morro Bay to the south. Expansive ocean views, one of California’s best beaches, and the quaint, walkable town of Cayucos make this surf spot exceptional. Water temperatures across this state beach […]
Of the 101 miles of coastline in San Luis Obispo County, half are protected shoreline. In other words, surf, sand and sun are always within reach here. The Central Coast boasts some of the best beaches in the U.S., and certainly on the West Coast. What sets them apart? Think […]
Few areas include such a diversity of landscapes as Montaña de Oro, a state park located in Los Osos. Tucked along the shoreline at the southern end of Estero Bay, this 8,000-acre state park is one of California’s largest. From eucalyptus groves to wildflowers, tidepools to towering dune mountains, Montaña […]
[…]Easy flat-water access from our dock coupled with the abundance of nature make Morro Bay THE ideal kayaking […]
[…]California’s beautiful Central Coast for vacation, Avila Beach Paddle sports is your home for kayaking and SUP adventures! Explore the pristine waters, sea caves, and secret beaches of Avila Beach – the hidden gem of San Luis Obispo County – with Avila Beach Paddlesports. Avila Beach Paddlesports offers kayak and […]
Cute, furry, and playful, Southern Sea Otters make their homes just offshore along the SLO CAL stretch of Highway 1. Sea otters are native to the north Pacific Ocean, with Monterey Bay, Big Sur, and the Central Coast as hubs of activity. They are friendly, and often stay close to […]
