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Lodging, activities, things
to do, and entertainment opportunities abound on the San Mateo
County Coastside around Half Moon Bay.
Here is how the Half Moon Bay Chamber of Commerce and Visitors
Bureau describe the area.
“The Half Moon Bay Coastside is a rural seaside community
about 30 miles south of San Francisco, and only an hour's drive
from virtually anywhere in the Bay Area. This quaint Ocean community
boasts numerous Bed and Breakfasts, several motels and some world-renowned
hotels.
“Local activities include two award winning golf courses
and a driving range, sport fishing, whale watching, horseback
riding on the beach, an historical Main Street with unique shops,
two wineries, redwood preserves, bird refuges, bluff and mountain
top hiking, acres of hot houses and field flowers, historical
walking tours, two lighthouses, Ano Nuevo State Nature Preserve
(south of Pescadero), Fitzgerald Marine Reserve in Moss Beach,
Princeton Harbor home of the local yacht club, and Maverick's,
presently the hottest surfing location in the world. Spanishtown,
or Half Moon Bay as we now know it, is the oldest settlement in
San Mateo County, dating back to the 1840's.”
“Traces of its past are visible in the many historic buildings
as you explore the communities that make up the Coastside. The
area between Devil's Slide and Ano Nuevo boasts a very colorful
past from the Spanish Land Grants in the 1840's to the Ocean”
Shore Railroad at the turn of the century, the rumrunners of the
1930's and the ever-increasing popularity of today.”
There are things to do, activities, lodging accommodations to
meet every need and interest for every age, from the kids to their
grandparents! |