Things To Do

When it comes to whale watching, the Central Coast boasts an embarrassment of riches, especially along the Highway 1 Road Trip. Here, whales, dolphins, sea otters, seals and seabirds play within full view of the shoreline.

Brittlebrush, poppies, bluebells, lupine, sand verbena, and evening primrose are just a handful of the incredible wildflowers that bloom on the Central Coast.

The most scenic way to experience wine country is from the saddle of a bicycle. In the Edna Valley, enjoy the ride of your life.

The Avila Beach Golf Resort is the most well known of the Central Coast Golf Courses.

We are a small family run business that is passionate about sharing the beauty and exceptional wildlife of San Luis Bay, a hidden gem on the Central Coast of California.

Join us for kids activities and storytime with hands-on interaction with tide pool animals and aquarium exploration.

Dogs are allowed to play off-leash in a designated area of this park, located on Main Street in Cambria.

Still standing as a restored inn and restaurant, Captain James Cass’s House is in downtown Cayucos.

We live for surf, and have shared our passion for surfing with hundreds of people since 1996.

The Ranch is far from the largest of coastal ecosystems, but packs more biological diversity into a confined area than many larger properties.

Blink and you’ll miss it … the tiny town of Harmony

The Heritage House was built in the late 1800's. Records show that the house was sold to Charles A. Pitkin in 1895. In 1906 the house was sold to Dr. H.S. Walters and was known as "Dr. Walter's Sanatorium."

The Museum features state-of-the-art interactive exhibits especially created for the Morro Bay site. 

This historic property serves as the hub of all that's happening in Edna Valley Wine Country, with wine tasting, the esteemed Old Edna and more.

Paddle back in time with professional kayak guides to the 125 year old fully restored and quite beautiful Point San Luis Lighthouse in Avila Beach, California

Doctor Paulding, also a talented woodworker, spent many hours working on carvings which can be seen in the house along with countless other artifacts, among them the only authentic Chumash Indian basket in the County.

Looking for pickleball on Highway 1? Luis Obispo County offers an array of pickleball courts in a vibrant, welcoming community. This versatile paddlesport features simple rules, making it ideal for all ages and skill levels. Blending elements of tennis, badminton and ping-pong, visitors and locals can find endless fun at…

Go back in time to the lonely and blustery life of the lighthouse keeper with a visit to the Piedras Blancas Lighthouse.