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Morro
Bay - Morro Bay is located along the coast of California,
midway between San Francisco and Los Angeles. The harbor has many
restaurants with views of the famous Morro Rock. A short drive from
here takes you to Hearst Castle. |
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Cambria
- Located in Northern San Luis Obispo County. Hotels, Bed and Breakfasts,
Gourmet Restaurants, Wine Tasting and Art Galleries. Lots of shops
to explore in the downtown area. |
Harmony
California - One of the smallest towns in California
with a population of only 18 people. Wine tasting and art galleries
keep this tiny central coast town alive. |
Stearns
Wharf, Santa Barbara - For years the wharf served the
passenger and freight shipping needs of Santa Barbara. Today the
wharf is a mix of unique restaurants and quality merchants |
Solvang
- An authentic Danish settlement, founded in 1911. Browse specialty
shops, sip wine at premium wineries or tour the old Spanish Mission
Santa Ines. Many authentic Danish bakeries. |
Hearst
Castle - One of California's most famous landmarks.
The estate built by newspaper magnate William Randolph Hearst is
open year round. Several tours are available for visitors. You must
take a tour to see the castle. |
Avila
Beach - A popular beach destination for central coast
locals. After a massive oil spill clean up in the 1990s the town
has undergone a major reconstruction. New hotels and restraints
line Front street and cater to tourists and residents. |
Central
Coast County Wineries - Santa Barbara and San Luis
Obispo Counties are home to hundreds of wineries. Take a road trip
and explore California's other wine country along the central coast. |
Big
Sur - This region stretches form San Simeon to Carmel
and is famous for magnificent coastal scenery. One off the most
spectacular road trips in California. Plan on spending all day for
this one. |
Fort
Hunter Liggett - If your looking for an off the beaten
path road trip Fort Hunter fits the bill. The base is home to historic
buildings including the Hearst Hacienda
and Mission San Antonio
De Padua.
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Arroyo
Grande - Ocean sports, fresh water fun at Lopez Lake,
hiking, wine tasting, fine dining, golfing, lodging and shopping
are all part of the unique experience in the Arroyo Grande area.
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Ventura
- Ventura, the getaway to the Channel Islands National Park, is
a classic Southern California beach town offering the services and
amenities that make every visit a memorable experience |
Monterey
Bay Aquarium - About 1.8 million people visit us each
year. Located on Historic Cannery Row in Monterey Bay the Aquarium
has many fascinating exhibits to keep you busy all day long. |
Santa
Barbara Botanic Garden - The Garden's Mission Dam was
named a State Historic Landmark. With an emphasis on plants native
to California the garden provides a rewarding experience. |
San
Luis Obispo Botanical Garden - Display the diverse
plant life of the Mediterranean climate zones of the world.150 acres
between San Luis Obispo and Morro Bay at El Chorro Regional Park. |
Paso
Robles and Atascadero - You can see how olive oil is
made or learn how to drive a stagecoach. Stroll through a lush vineyard
or soak in the mineral baths. Visiting here is like a trip back
in time. |
New
Brighton State Beach - The beach
is in the town of Capitola, south of Santa Cruz. During the summer
months New Brighton is one of the most popular places to California
beach camping destinations. |
Pismo
Beach - One of the few beaches in California where
is is legal to drive your car or truck on the beach. The City of
Pismo Beach has many restaurants and hotels to choose from. ATV
rentals are available on the sand and Pismo beach. |
Lake
Cachuma - A Santa Barbara County Park renowned for its
natural beauty and variety of fun things to. Camping, fishing, hiking
and mountain bike riding and Lake Cachuma tours with a naturalist.
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