[…](the Morro manzanita, for instance), as well as rare and endangered vegetation. Sites to See While Kayaking Morro Bay State Marine Reserve The Morro Bay State Marine Reserve is a marine protected area (MPA) offering year-round kayaking. Thanks to the California Marine Life Protection Act of 1999, the MPA maintains […]
[…]exploring their treasures which are visible only by kayak. Tours include an expert guide, kayaking instruction, wetsuits, booties and kayaks, water, snacks and photos. This three-hour tour is an adventure, but guides provide options for widely varying levels of ability. The minimum age for this tour is 12 years old, […]
[…]and give you the chance to learn or refresh your skills. Looking for a little more excitement, try kayaking in San Luis Bay alongside the cliffs of Avila Beach. No matter where you choose, kayaking on the Central Coast will be a delightful adventure. The moderate climate of this region […]
[…]and give you the chance to learn or refresh your skills. Looking for a little more excitement? Try kayaking in San Luis Bay alongside the cliffs of Avila Beach. No matter where you choose, kayaking on the Central Coast will be a delightful adventure. The moderate climate of this region […]
[…]and give you the chance to learn or refresh your skills. Looking for a little more excitement, try kayaking in San Luis Bay alongside the cliffs of Avila Beach. No matter where you choose, kayaking on the Central Coast will be a delightful adventure. The moderate climate of this region […]
[…]in Pismo Beach Paddlers of all ages and abilities will delight in kayaking in and around Pismo Beach. The coastline — particularly the coastline to the north of Pismo Pier — offers interesting rock formations, tucked-away caves, and wind protection. In fact, some of the finest caves available for kayaking […]
[…]The Magic of the Morro Bay Estuary Kayaking through the Morro Bay Estuary is sure to conjure feelings of gratitude—for the plants and animals, the lush landscape and the unique mix of sea and salt water that allow this important environment to thrive. Experience the breadth of biodiversity, including birds, […]
[…]making it a hotspot for outdoor enthusiasts. Presque Isle Park serves as the launching point for kayaking, canoeing and stand-up paddleboarding, while McCarty’s Cove offers a family friendly beach. Hikers and paddlers come from all over the world to explore the 150 miles of singletrack, 83 miles of Superior shoreline […]
[…]and give you the chance to learn or refresh your skills. Looking for a little more excitement, try kayaking in San Luis Bay alongside the cliffs of Avila Beach. No matter where you choose, kayaking on the Central Coast will be a delightful adventure. The moderate climate of this region […]
[…]that’s easygoing enough for beginners, and challenging enough for seasoned golfers. KayakingKayaking enthusiasts love Los Osos for its wide range of conditions. For confident kayakers, a paddle from Spooner’s Cove to Morro Rock offers plenty of thrills. For those who like to take kayaking easy, the calm waters of Morro […]
[…]the Avila Beach Trolley for free from Pismo Beach or Shell Beach to avoid the hassle of parking. Kayaking Avila The calm, sparkling waters of Avila Bay make for magical kayaking or Stand Up paddleboarding any time of year. Bring your own kayak or rent one from outfitters like Avila […]
[…]and give you the chance to learn or refresh your skills. Looking for a little more excitement, try kayaking in San Luis Bay alongside the cliffs of Avila Beach. No matter where you choose, kayaking on the Central Coast will be a delightful adventure. The moderate climate of this region […]
[…]the EstuaryFew experiences offer the chance to see such diversity of sea life as kayaking the Morro Bay National Estuary. Located on the north side of Los Osos-Baywood Park, the estuary exists where fresh water runoff from the hills and mountains meets salt water from the ocean. The result is […]
[…]and Stand Up Paddleboarding There’s no better way to explore the Morro Bay Estuary than from a kayak or stand up paddleboard. Feel the invigorating sea air on your face as you traverse this unique ecosystem where fresh and ocean water meet. As you glide along the surface, notice various […]
Family fun abounds on Highway 1! When the whole gang’s ready for adventure, head for our special slice of California coastline. Here, kids of all ages are encouraged to explore, play and learn—all backdropped by pristine beaches, historic lighthouses and awesome eats. Whether you pack the station wagon, woody or […]
[…]the Cove Paddle along Avila Beach’s glittering shore with a variety of kayaking and paddle boarding tours suited for all skill levels. Experienced kayakers will get a kick out of a Dinosaur Caves kayak tour, a seafaring adventure that splashes through ancient sea caves and around dramatic rock outcroppings. Of […]
[…]scenic, The Cove (as locals call it) is popular for swimming, fishing, sunbathing, picnicking, kayaking, whale watching, and more. W.R. Hearst State Beach is one of the best family beaches on Highway 1. Activities at W.R. Hearst Memorial BeachThanks to the protection of The Cove, this beach boasts ideal weather […]
[…]and unique way to access the Point San Luis Lighthouse, get there by paddle! Connect with a local kayaking outfitter for a tour of the Avila Beach coastline, including a stop at the beach on Point San Luis. Follow your guide up the hill to the Point San Luis Lighthouse, […]
[…]and schools make sure that they’re surf-ready. Swimming, stand-up paddleboarding (SUP) and kayaking are also popular activities at Cayucos State Beach. For young visitors, a large play structure stands right on the sand, begging to be explored — tidepools, too. And for extra fun, this beach hosts the Carly Soule […]
[…]many featuring scenic views. Whether you choose to hike Montana de Oro State Park or embark on a kayaking adventure from Morro Bay State Park Marina, the options for outdoor activities are abundant. It’s no wonder that formal attire is unnecessary — the dining scene here is truly no-fuss. Nardonne’s […]
