[…]gift store, sweet shop and bakery. People flock to the rambling property to experience farm-to-table fun in an authentic setting, taking photos and feeding lettuce and other goodies to the animals. Nothing beats a selfie in the pumpkin patch, a rollicking hayride, fresh berries and peaches in summer, and holiday […]
[…]supplies like sunscreen, snacks and sunglasses. Best of all, the folks at Virg’s can offer up-to-the-minute advice on where and how to fish around Cayucos, just a few miles north. Be sure to pick up a fishing license here, unless you plan to fish solely on a pier. Otherwise, anglers […]
[…]will be available to view at the Morro Bay Museum of Natural History during open hours from 10am-5pm, 7 days a week until April 18, […]
[…]and powerful rights and lefts. That said, these waves aren’t long: on a good day, they extend 50 to 150 yards. Swells come from the north, working from 6-8 feet and holding around 10 feet. Come out at either rising or falling tides, but don’t bother in spring or summer, […]
[…]areas, including state and federal marine protected areas. The website offers stunning photos and videos, and links to local “things to do” for your enjoyment and vacation […]
[…]tasting experience. Sip on local wines, including Paso Robles Bordeaux-style blends and fruit-forward zinfandels. Whether visitors opt for an indoor tasting or prefer to kick back on the popular courtyard, Moonstone Cellars encourages walk-ins to make themselves at home. With year-round events, concerts and open mic nights, Moonstone Cellars is […]
[…]and British course architect Desmond Muirhead. Today, the 71-par championship course comprises 6,500 yards on kikuyu grass fairways and bentgrass greens. Situated on hilly terrain in an oak-lined valley, the front nine boasts small, smooth greens. The back nine crosses a peaceful estuary with plenty of forced carries over water […]
[…]the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary SLO CAL’s best kept coastal secretReady for a once-in-a-lifetime coastal experience full of wildlife and wonder? We’re going to let you in on a little local secret: Follow iconic Highway 1 to The Southern End of the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary and don’t forget to […]
[…]Pismo Pier has enjoyed a long and celebrated history over the past 130+ years. At over 1,200 feet in length, the Pismo Pier is the 16th longest pier in California. Originally built in 1881 as the Pismo Wharf, the iconic California attraction stood at 1,740 feet long before it was […]
[…]with a trail of the best whale-watching viewpoints along the West Coast. Of the Whale Trail’s 100 recommended viewing spots, San Luis Obispo County boasts ten; seven of those stand along Highway 1. They are in San Simeon (two sites), Cambria, Cayucos, Los Osos-Baywood Park, Avila Beach, and Oceano. Each […]
[…]Tasting by Eat, Drink, and Be Merry. Robin Bogue, local food and beverage artisan, curates a one-of-a-kind, unique tour for you and 6 guests along the central coast of California. Enjoy a day tasting wine, beer, cider, spirits, olive oil, cheese, or anything in between. Robin conducts private, luxury tours […]
[…]Fridays, 2:30pm-5pm, year-roundLocation: Veterans’ Memorial Hall parking lot (1000 Main Street) in CambriaSize: SmallLocal tip: Don’t miss the cheeses from Stepladder Farm, made on a goat farm in the foothills near Hearst Castle. Cayucos Farmers Market This small but mighty farmers’ market offers fresh produce, plants and flowers, as well […]
[…]earn your sea legs? Morro Bay’s exciting Whale Watching Charters are a great way to get up-close-and-personal with traveling whales as they breach the surface. In fact, boat-goers can expect a spectacular show that rivals anything you’d see from shore. Truly, it’s as close to the whales as you can […]
[…]as a "self taught" independent glass artist, beginning with stained glass over 30 years ago. In 2007 he began blowing glass, first at Cal Poly, and then in his own studio. Each piece with its vibrant colors and patterns is individually hand crafted, and is one of a kind. Fused […]
Grace and Raven Co., is a clothing boutique, salon, and photo studio located in Cambria. It’s is the effort of two sisters, Jessica and Rachel, who decided to go into business together. They chose Cambria because of our family roots coming from a multigenerational ranching family. Rachel had been a […]
[…]the last significant anchorage in SLO County for ships sailing north to Monterey. During the mid-1800s, San Simeon Pier became a destination for commercial shipping and trading to Rancho Piedras Blancas and others nearby. It also served as a whaling station at a time when whale oil was in high […]
[…]birthday or date night. Serving up an award winning international wine list that encompasses over 200 selections, you’re sure to find the perfect pairing for your meal (all with the help of Novo’s knowledgeable staff). Nearby sister restaurant, Luna Red, remains a fabulous choice for top shelf drinks and seasonal […]
[…]local dairy industry, Harmony served as the home of the Harmony Valley Creamery Association and de facto capital of Central Coast dairy production for nearly half a century. In 1907, the surrounding dairy creamery owners and ranchers agreed to call off a long standing feud and decided to name the town […]
[…]closed for repairs), and is part of the larger W.R. Hearst Beach. This section is a popular spot for picnics and has barbecue pits available. Exploring the beach will lead you to a small creek flowing into the […]
[…]stress of everyday life melt away as you explore this unique and special Cambria landmark. Drought-tolerant plants, garden art, antiques, gifts, Christmas collectibles, and a full-service floral shop make this a premier Central Coast […]
