Morro Bay Sites(www.morrobaysites.com)http://www.675Laloma.comTue, 22 Nov 2011 15:24:34 GMTLocated in a beautiful fishing village in the Central Coast of California " Morro Bay" 90 minutes North of Santa Barbara. Close to wonderful; ocean and state wonders; 15 minutes to Cambria's Moonstone Beach,30 minutes to Hearts Castle and the elephant seal nursery rook and 20 minutes to Montana de Oro state park. Wine tours in San Luis Obispo, Paso Robles, Cambria and Templeton all within 30 - 40 minutes drive. Morro Bay offers excellet fresh fish (great deep see fishing-or-restaurants), bird watching (one of the largest estuaries in California exists in Morro Bay) and many outdoor activities (Cycling, running,hiking,surfing, kayaking, etc). Whale watching available from January to June. Great place to shop for treasures at the many local Antique stores. Our home : Comfortable family cabin in one -of - a kind Morro Bay, beautiful mountain views, across the street from the Morro Bay State Park with wondeful walking trails leading to top of Black Hill Mountain. Short distance to bay-front Embarcadero restaurants and shopping, kayaking and fishing. Close to great surfing sports near Morro Rock, Atascadero State Beach and Cayucos pier. Walking distance to local coffee house with internet access. Large private deck with mature landscaping facing park with picnic table and lounge chairs to soak up the sun. Another deck off of bedrooms with mountain views, usually just out of the reach of coastal fog. Landscaping corner location gives a very private feel to the house. Sleeps 10-12 people 2 bedrooms (4 twin beds, 1 queen, 1 full and a pull out queen couch bed), 2 bathrooms, full kitchen with complete facilities for cooking holiday dinners stocked game cupboards, large washer/dryer, large screeen TV with cable. Backyard perfect for small dogs; with lemon tree to garnish your fresh fish dinner.http://www.780Casitas.comThu, 14 Apr 2011 10:12:19 GMTIf you are planning a vacation in one of the most pristine coastal communities anywhere, but you can have it in a fabulous home where every main window looks out to Morro Rock and the Pacific Ocean. The only thing between you and your view of the Rock will be seagulls, pelicans, and if you're lucky, a Peregrine Falcon. Perched on a hillside corner lot, this home is almost brand new and has all the modern conveniences. If you can break away from looking at the view, then catch a program on the big screen TV in the living room. The bedrooms and family room all have TVs with the exception of the Master bedroom. You won't have time for a TV in this room. It features awesome views as well, and a fabulous bathroom with large shower and Jacuzzi tub. There is so much to do in Morro Bay. Almost every month is filled with special events from the Kite Festival, Cruisin' Morro Bay Car show, Harbor Festival, Art in the Park, and so on. Bumper pool and an X-box video game console with games are also on hand. We know you will love this house. You can enjoy gazing at ocean and Morro Rock from one of the many decks or while relaxing on the wood bench swing. This beautiful home has a modern kitchen with upscale stainless appliances, wood floors, and beautiful tile bathrooms. Casitas house also can offer alone time in the master bath with a jacuzzi tub! There’s never a shortage of things to do here on the Central Coast. You can walk, drive, or ride along the Embarcadero with its wonderful views of the Bay where you can watch seals and otters at play, or eat at some of the best seafood restaurants you will ever come across, and explore the many unique shops. Farmer’s Kites rents out Surrey bikes which seat up to 5, take a ride on the new bike trail to Morro Rock. For a round of golf try Morro Bay's bayside premiere golf course, or one of many other spectacular courses in the county. Discover the entire coastline by driving up world famous Highway 1, right along the cliffs and shores of the Pacific Ocean. The town of Cambria is known for its many unique restaurants & wonderful works by local artists. Plan to take a tour of Hearst Castle in San Simeon. The castle was the dream of newspaper/magazine magnate William Randolph Hearst, who began construction of the castle in 1919, after falling in love with the area after camping there as a child. You are likely to see zebras roaming, and other exotic animals, descendants of W.R. Hearst’s personal zoo. Castle tour tickets may require advance purchase. An IMAX theatre shows spectacular films including the making of Hearst Castle. North of San Simeon you will find elephant seals lying side by side covering the beaches. Breeding season begins in December. Male elephant seals are up to sixteen feet long, weighing up to 2 1/2 tons, the bulls engage in violent battles to establish dominance. Births are usually first observed in late December and continue increasingly through February, peaking near mid-February. It is estimated that about 3500 pups are born yearly at the Piedras Blancas rookery. Drive on up Hwy 1 a bit further, Ragged Point is a great place to stop and grab a bite or take breathtaking photographs of the rocky shoreline there Heading back south on Highway 1, take Cayucos Drive exit, then set out for a leisurely stroll onto Cayucos Pier where you may see dolphins playing alongside surfers in the waves. Cayucos has a variety of unique restaurants and an old West saloon, the Cayucos Tavern.Back in Morro Bay rent kayaks and enjoy the estuary close up, or sail the wild Pacific just beyond the breakwater, where you can get a completely different look at 576 foot tall “Morro Rock” and the coastline. The north side of “The Rock” is a favorite surf spot. If you have arrived during whale watching season, a boat tour from Morro Bay harbor may be in order. Hungry? Local Morro Bay favorites include: Dorn’s for breakfast, Lunch at Bayside Café, which is next to the marina, Morro Bay State Park Campgrounds, Golf Course, & Morro Bay Natural History Museum (great place to take the kids), and Harbor Hut for delicious seafood and steak dinners.Montaña de Oro (Mountain of Gold) State Park is just Southwest of Morro Bay and has awesome panoramic vistas. While in Los Osos and Baywood Park enjoy the fresh air on the boardwalk through the Elfin Forest or Sweet Springs Preserve, each along the shores of the bay. Pick up Noi’s Thai Take out on 2nd St. for your picnic lunch.To the East, you will find more than 100 of our exceptional local wineries and vineyards offering tastings of famous Central Coast varietals. Discover Central Coast history by taking a tour of a local museum or one many California Missions in our area. Mission San Luis Obispo de Tolosa was built in 1772. Learn the history of our local Native Americans; the Salinan and Chumash tribes. Thursday nights San Luis Obispo closes down Higuera Street for their Farmers Market where you can pick up dinner at the street vendors BBQing, listen to live music, eat a caramel apple and take a peek in at Gumball Alley while on Higuera St.Just South of “SLO” you’ll find a local favorite beach, Avila. Avila Valley Barn, Avila Hot Springs, or the restaurant at the end of the Olde Port Pier has tables that you can see the ocean below through, are all great places to stop and relax.If you have a wild streak, drive on down through Pismo right onto the beach at Oceano Dunes where you can drive on the sand along the ocean or rent an ATV to ride the dunes.Whichever direction you decide to wander, you are sure to have the time of your life! For information and reservations please contact: Morro Bay Realty 805-772-6414 or our toll free number 877-792-7368- We also have Concierge Service Please Inquire!!!