[…]Pier Avenue. This 1.5-mile hike starts on the east side of the Nature Center by the Pismo State Beach-Oceano Campground parking lot. Wildflowers at Nipomo Native Garden Tucked back from the artery of Highway 101, the Nipomo Native Garden highlights Central Coast wildflowers and plants. The educational destination offers up […]
[…]you can walk the beach or enjoy ATV riding, Hummer tours, surfing or simply relaxing on the beach sand. Overnight accomodations are made easy with the airport’s on-site campground, as well as close proximity to a variety of local vacation rental properties, many of which are located directly on the beach. […]
[…]tucked high into a tree, Nest Day Spa occupies the highest floor of El Colibri Hotel by Moonstone Beach. El Colibri means “hummingbird” in Spanish; the nest at El Colibri is a restful hideaway for those who struggle with slowing down. Make your way to the top floor of the […]
[…]Kick back with both indoor and patio dining or grab your order to go and enjoy on the beach. Visit the Cayucos Pier Visit the Cayucos Pier for salt, spray and wildlife. The hub of Cayucos history and activity for decades, you’ll find many reasons to walk the pier. A […]
[…]the grassy plain of Estero Bluffs State Park, just north of Cayucos. In the series “California Beach Town,” she captures the everyday life of Cayucos, with its small businesses, seaside cottages, and quirky streets. And in the series “California Road Trip,” La Russell paints vignettes of special spots along Highway […]
[…]find the picturesque William Randolph Hearst Memorial State Beach — once Hearst’s own private beach — where coastal conservation is a major focus. Adjacent to the beach, the Coastal Discovery Center is a collaborative museum operated by California State Parks and the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary. Learn about the […]
[…]A visit to the Point San Luis Light Station encourages wonder, but why not kayak into a secret beach with a guide before hiking up to the lighthouse? Either way, just by visiting your entry fee helps provide stewardship and preserves this historic landmark! Engaging with locals, you can’t help […]
[…]by ship and hauled in via the nearest port: today known as William Randolph Hearst Memorial Beach. Can you imagine the toil expended by the hundreds of men who were tasked with moving all that ceramic tile, stone slabs and plasterwork—not to mention antique furniture and priceless artifacts—up Hearst’s teetering […]
[…]you could have hoped for. Location South of the famed Big Sur along Highway 1, is a little known beach town named Cayucos. This California vacation destination is perfect if you are looking for a slower pace and beautiful scenery. Located just north of San Luis Obispo and south of […]
[…]sips. Extend your coastal adventure with a leisurely stroll along the newly rebuilt Moonstone Beach boardwalk in Cambria, a stunning sight to behold. Known for its historic downtown full of boutiques, tasting rooms, antique shops and art galleries, Cambria offers no shortage of alluring stops. Meanwhile in San Simeon, travelers […]
[…]and talks on the preserve website. If you want a beachside walk without the sand, the Moonstone Beach Boardwalk is the way to go. Start at Moonstone Beach Park and head north to the park at Leffingwell Landing for a great morning or afternoon. Layout Bella Vista has 3 bedrooms […]
[…]pinch yourself to be sure it’s real when you’re perched on the balcony overlooking Moonstone Beach. Location Get out and explore and you are sure to find that Cambria has plenty to offer. Located on Highway 1 between Big Sur to the north and San Luis Obispo to the south, […]
[…]destination? This charming one story house has you covered. Find yourself just a block from the beach and living the California coastal lifestyle during your time here. Location Cayucos is underrated among great places to visit on a Highway 1 road trip. This scenic town is notable for its natural […]
[…]Coast stretch of Highway 1 in California. This is just the place for visitors seeking a laid back beach vibe for their vacation. From your beachfront location you can watch the surfers catching waves near the pier. Or take a walk along the side and out on the historic pier […]
[…]or the Chinese Temple. If you are visiting for the seaside locale, take a stroll along Moonstone Beach’s great boardwalk. Or head north to San Simeon and check out the elephant seals along the beach. Rooms The Cambria Palms Motel has 18 guest rooms. The King Suite with Patio Rooms […]
[…]watching sunsets and listening to the waves. Location Cayucos is a scenic and underrated beach town along the Central Coast. The Pacific beaches here are more than you can imagine when you think of fun along the California coast. Explore the historic pier, known for its excellent fishing (no license […]
[…]to stay awhile and know that this is a place you will never want to leave. Location Cayucos is a beach town unlike no other, situated along one of the most beautiful stretches of Highway 1. Spend your days exploring the sandy beaches and notable state parks in the area. […]
[…]when you can hear the waves of the Pacific. El Colibri Hotel is located next to Moonstone Beach, famed for its smooth stones found on the sand. You will find more than just gorgeous beaches and Monterey Pines here. This is also part of a phenomenal Central Coast wine region […]
[…]and romantic escape awaits you at the Fireside Inn on Moonstone Beach in Cambria, California. This beachside hotel combines its prime location with great amenities and hospitality. Whether you stay for a weekend or a week, you won’t want to leave. Location Is your group of friends looking for a […]
[…]seals or the historic Piedras Blancas Light Station. Or go south to check out Cayucos State Beach, Morro Rock and Montana de Oro State Park. There is also plenty to do in Cambria with its galleries, antique shops, historic spots, hiking trails, beaches and premier restaurants. Rooms Both the Squibb […]