[…]on the shore of what’s commonly known as “The Cove.” Ethereal, pristine, and uncrowded, San Simeon Cove is the site of many marriage proposals, family picnics, and peaceful solo walks. Centered in the midst of these is the San Simeon Pier, which has its own remarkable history. The pier was […]
[…]1, one of the world’s most scenic drives. There’s always more to explore around the […]
[…]display at the Coastal Discovery Center (CDC) of San Simeon Bay. Explore exhibits bringing to life San Simeon history, diverse marine life and the astounding beauty of coastal Highway 1 all in one dynamic family-friendly destination. Located at the base of the San Simeon Pier at W.R. Hearst Memorial Beach, […]
Come experience the rich history of San Simeon and William R. Hearst Memorial State Beach. Old San Simeon above the cove offers a wealth of activities for the outdoor enthusiast, the foodie, or the vista-hunter. Old San Simeon is built on the shoreline known for its whaling in the 1800s. […]
[…]San Simeon With dramatic coastline, mild weather and rugged scenery, San Simeon and Ragged Point offer a beautiful backdrop for your fishing trip. Look for a wide variety of fishing opportunities here, including pier fishing, rock fishing, surf fishing, deep sea fishing and kayak fishing. Yet for all the variety […]
[…]most diverse sea life of all of Highway 1. Here, whales spout and breach within full view of the San Simeon Pier at William Randolph Hearst Memorial Beach. Dolphins’ dorsal fins dip in and out of the ocean’s surface, and California sea otters float with pups on their bellies. Seabirds […]
[…]ride a success. Check out Cycle Central Coast, a guide to various routes between Ragged Point and San Simeon that local cyclists know and love. CCC makes it easy to choose the right ride for you, with elevation gain, mileage, terrain and maps for each route. Itineraries also include access […]
[…]and the Farallon Islands off the coast of San Francisco. When did the Elephant Seals come to San Simeon, specifically? In 1990, the creatures were observed arriving on the beaches south of San Simeon’s historic Piedras Blancas Lighthouse. By 1996, the number of Northern Elephant Seal pups soared to nearly […]
[…]stunning Pacific Ocean views and a diverse array of cuisines. Enjoy a variety of flavors in San Simeon, including fresh-caught fare, farm-to-table, pub grub, Mexican dishes and more. Home to world famous Hearst Castle, a visit to San Simeon is incomplete without a taste of Hearst Ranch Beef or Hearst […]
