[…]in 1875, with views of the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary. Or volunteer at the Guadalupe-Nipomo Dunes Natural History Center in the native plant garden, native seed collection or on a beach clean-up. For more ideas and information, check the Stewardship Travel For Good Activities page. And check our Wildlife […]
[…]people’s lives. The Sandalwood Spa is a key part of the Monarch Club at Trilogy Monarch Dunes in Nipomo. Designed as an oasis for relaxation and rejuvenation, the spa offers massages, facials, therapeutic body treatments, aromatherapy products and a complete menu of other treatments to take clients on a sensory […]
[…]edge of San Luis Obispo County. Named after the town just to the south, Santa Maria Brewing Co in Nipomo offers a wide range of beers and food. At the bar, expect 18 taps pouring Santa Maria Brewing Co beer. Styles include lagers, pilsners, wheat beers, IPAs — even house-brewed […]
[…]peaceful solo outing. This remote, diverse natural area lies at the southern end of the Guadalupe-Nipomo Dunes, the second-largest dune complex in California. (That means plenty of space to explore without the hassle of crowded trails.) Find abundant wildlife here in a wide array of environments, from a creek to […]
[…]Highway 1, the ocean never lies far away. In the 57 miles of coastline between Ragged Point and Nipomo, the Pacific Ocean defines the landscape. Half of these miles benefit from state and federal protection — more than any other stretch of coast in California. White bluffs and cliffs reach […]
[…]from the scenic coastline in Ragged Point south through the agricultural communities of Oceano and Nipomo. The activity map highlights everything you’ll need to create a road trip you’ll never forget, including wildlife viewing and beach access points, as well as hiking, biking, golf and wine tasting opportunities. The map […]
[…]of the theater. (For Santa Maria Style steaks, however, drive down the road to Jocko’s in Nipomo, one of the most revered steakhouses in California.) Other favorite spots in Oceano include the historic train depot museum, which houses artifacts from the town’s days as a railroad hub. Get a look […]
[…]Whale Trail viewing stations in San Simeon, Cambria, Cayucos, Avila Beach, Los Osos and Oceano/Nipomo and know that you’re in the right place for optimum viewing. Always free and accessible to the public, you’ll also enjoy educational Whale Trail signage boasting fun facts to heighten your experience (San Simeon’s stop […]
[…]and Kathleen Stowell have devoted two decades to the wellness industry, including ownership of Nipomo’s Pure Bliss Old Town Spa. This full-service property offers an extremely flexible and customizable menu of treatments like massage, facials, waxing, lashes, and peels. One of Pure Bliss Old Town Spa’s most unique services is […]
Since the mid-20th century, surfers have enjoyed shredding the waves in and around Pismo Beach. In fact, Pismo Beach hosts one of the qualifying events of the World Surf League, called the “SLO CAL Open.” This occurs on the south side of the Pismo Beach Pier, the last weekend of […]
[…](ten minute drive north), hotels in Arroyo Grande (ten minute drive east), and hotels in Oceano & Nipomo (five minutes south). Downtown Pismo Beach Discover Pismo Beach Pismo Beach remains a favorite Classic California beach town for generations of visitors. With new developments and exciting attractions, the Pismo Pier & […]
Avila Beach takes its independent spirit seriously. Situated near the ocean, the hills, and wine estates, the walkable village hosts galleries and boutiques to suit most any aesthetic whim. It’s hard to imagine that there’s so much to do and see in one place like Avila Beach, and we haven’t even […]
In the Edna and Arroyo Grande Valleys, taste a whole new world of wine. Nestled only four miles from the beach, the Edna Valley and Arroyo Grande Valley are home to over 30 wineries. As always in our part of California, the experience and vibe are unpretentious and easygoing. Specialties […]
Los Osos is home to the majestic Montaña de Oro State Park. A geologist and/or naturalist’s playground, Montaña de Oro is defined by its rugged cliffs, tucked-away sandy beaches, coastal plains, streams, canyons, and hills, with spectacular scenery produced through millions of years of volcanic activity, plate tectonics and erosion. […]
Come visit one of the best kept secrets in Nipomo. Las Cazuelas restaurant serves authentic Mexican food with a full bar. For more information, please call us at (805) 929 […]
Thai Ville is the newest restaurant to open in Nipomo, conveniently located on West Tefft Street. The restaurant serves authentic Thai food, full of flavor and spice. Open for lunch and dinner with patio seating […]
[…]sushi in a welcoming atmosphere. California Sushi & Teriyaki has expanded to a new location in […]
If you’re out enjoying the scenery between Arroyo Grande and Nipomo only to discover yourself hungry, then a stop at Los Berros Market and Deli is just what you need. Inside you’ll find a surprisingly well-stocked market and a deli that offers up meats from the outdoor […]
[…]direction, take in views of the coastline from Shell Beach and Pismo Beach to the Oceano Dunes, Nipomo Dunes, and Point Sal. If you’d rather see these views from your bike saddle,bring your wheels, as this is also a popular trail for mountain biking. For a different style of hike, […]
Highway 1 is an excellent destination for electric vehicle drivers. With several electric vehicle (EV) charging stations on the route, explore ten small towns on a single charge. Planning ahead is important for any electric vehicle road trip and can add time onto your travel itinerary. For this reason, Highway […]
