Where To Stay

Halfway between San Francisco and Los Angeles on the iconic Highway 1 sits the Baywood Inn. This B&B is on the backside of Morro Bay.

Just-Like-Home Cookies, Cakes and More!

A Serene Garden View for Breakfast and Lunch

Bayside Café serves up great traditional food with a beautiful view.

Where the Locals Go for Mexican!

It’s Big, It’s Hot, It’s Juicy!

Stop by and pick up a pie!

Los Osos Mexican Market is known for serving up delicious burritos, tacos, chili verde and more.

Rod Baker describes himself as a "self taught" independent glass artist, beginning with stained glass over 30 years ago.

Overlooking the entire Embarcadero in Morro Bay, we are passionate about enjoying wine in a warm and friendly atmosphere. 

Take a dive without getting wet! Enjoy the above-water and underwater views that only Sub-Sea Tours and Morro Bay can provide.

Let’s go whale watching! Whale watching is a fun and educational treat that you and your family will remember forever!

A little shop where you can eat cupcakes that make you happy, go create art, and shop for things that make you smile!  

Since 1954 Virg's Landing in Morro Bay has been an icon for sportfishing, whale watching and private charter on the Central Coast. 

The Paddleboard Company in Morro Bay is available to bring boards, gear, instructors and guides to visitors at Baywood Park or Morro Bay launch spots for tours and rentals.

A kayak trip from Spooner's Cove in Montaña de Oro to Morro Rock offers spectacular views and challenging conditions.

Dwarf oaks grow in a mineral-depleted soil of “relic” sand dunes

Trails lead among Monterey Cypress and eucalyptus to two freshwater ponds, and around a salt marsh to the edge of Morro Bay.