• Natural Bridges State Beach - If you’re seeking a stunning coastal state park and beach, Natural Bridges State Park in Santa Cruz, CA, is a must-visit. It’s a fantastic spot for observing shorebirds, migrating whales, and playful seals and otters offshore. In the fall, it becomes a natural haven for migrating Monarch Butterflies. The park features a monarch butterfly migration preserve and exhibit, picnic areas, hiking trails, an accessible boardwalk, and a picturesque sandy beach. Further along the beach, public access tidepools reveal the vibrant marine life beneath the sea, including sea stars, shore crabs, sea anemones, and more. It’s one of the top locations in Santa Cruz to enjoy the sunset, play in the waves, or spot local wildlife. So, pack your sunscreen and head to Natural Bridges State Park for an unforgettable experience!

• West Cliff Drive - Steamer Lane -
  For those in search of thrilling surfing action in Santa Cruz, Steamer Lane is the place to be! This renowned surf spot is located just off the cliffs in the West Cliff residential area near downtown Santa Cruz. It’s easily accessible and offers breathtaking views of the waves. Steamer Lane is the heart of Santa Cruz surfing, recognized worldwide as a premier surf destination. The Santa Cruz Surfing Museum, housed in a lighthouse at Steamer Lane, adds to its authenticity. The area is always bustling with surfers and spectators, showcasing some of the most skilled riders tackling the waves. Even if you’re not a surfer, you can still enjoy the spectacle from the cliffs and soak in the vibrant atmosphere. It’s going to be an epic experience!

• Santa Cruz Surfing Museum - Have you heard of the Santa Cruz Surfing Museum? It’s the world’s first surfing museum, located in the Mark Abbott Memorial Lighthouse at Lighthouse Point on West Cliff Drive. The lighthouse, built in 1967 as a tribute to surfer Mark Abbott, who tragically passed away while surfing at the nearby Pleasure Point surf break, opened its doors in June 1986. The museum features photographs, surfboards, and videos chronicling over a century of surfing history in Santa Cruz.

• Dream Inn - Dream Inn at Cowell’s-
  For those seeking an incredible spot to catch waves in Santa Cruz, Cowell Beach, also known as Cowell’s, is the place to be. Situated west of the Municipal Wharf pier in downtown Santa Cruz, CA, it boasts the grand Dream Inn as a backdrop. The beach offers a fantastic view of the pier extending into the Santa Cruz Harbor. Volleyball is a popular activity here, with numerous sand courts available on both sides of the pier. However, the real highlight is the surfing, which is highly popular when conditions are ideal. Cowell’s is less crowded than the larger Santa Cruz Main Beach on the opposite side of the pier, providing more space to enjoy the waves. Additionally, the Dream Inn is a perfect destination for professional surfers and those who appreciate breathtaking West Coast sunsets. You can even bask in the sun from their newly renovated pool area, with direct access to Cowell Beach. Head over to Cowell’s for an amazing time!

• Santa Cruz Wharf - Santa Cruz Wharf is a beloved attraction in Santa Cruz, California, offering a wide range of activities for visitors to enjoy, including fishing, boat tours, dining, and shopping at gift shops. Biking along the pier provides stunning views. There are several dining options available on the pier, from seafood restaurants to casual eateries. A popular spot is the Firefish Grill, where you can savor delicious seafood, chicken, and salads while enjoying the ocean breeze. As you bike to the end of the pier, you’ll have the opportunity to see and hear the sea lions and sailboats. It’s a unique experience to witness these marine creatures in their natural habitat. The pier is conveniently located near the Santa Cruz Beach and Boardwalk, making it a fantastic addition to your day of fun and adventure in Santa Cruz. Santa Cruz Wharf is the longest public drive-on wharf on the West Coast, and its historical significance and picturesque setting make it a must-visit attraction for tourists.

• Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk - Welcome to the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk, a legendary oceanfront playground in Santa Cruz, California. Established in 1907, it’s California’s oldest surviving amusement park and one of the few seaside parks on the West Coast. The Boardwalk is a true West Coast gem, celebrated for its exciting rides, rich history, and stunning beach location. With 35 attractions, including thrilling roller coasters and water rides, there’s something for everyone. The Giant Dipper roller coaster and Looff Carousel are both National Historic Landmarks, adding to the park’s storied past.

• Santa Cruz - “Lost Boys” Bridge

Santa Cruz is known as the home of the Lost Boys. Located in southern California, the railroad trestle bridge featured in the movie measures 332 feet long and was constructed in the 1800s. A pedestrian walkway makes it easy to cross, but be sure to stay off the tracks and watch out for hanging vampires! This bridge is an ideal spot for a spooky photo opportunity, offering stunning views of the river and surrounding areas. It was recognized with the 2020 Outstanding Local Streets and Roads Project Award for its San Lorenzo River Parkway/Trestle Trail. If you’re a fan of The Lost Boys or simply seeking a unique and eerie experience, be sure to visit the San Lorenzo River Railroad Bridge in Santa Cruz.

• Santa Cruz Harbor - For those in search of a boater’s paradise, the Santa Cruz Harbor is the perfect destination! With over 1,000 slips providing immediate access to Monterey Bay, you can set sail and explore the beautiful California coast. Even if you’re not a boater, the Santa Cruz Harbor offers plenty of enjoyment for land lovers too! Explore the marina filled with magnificent vessels, waterfront eateries, and sandy beaches. There are endless land and sea recreation opportunities, including fishing, kayaking, and whale watching tours. Enjoy a scenic bike ride along the harbor. Set sail for the Santa Cruz Harbor and discover a variety of seaside activities that are sure to delight.

• Santa Cruz Downtown - Santa Cruz is not just about surf shacks. A short stroll from the modern shops of downtown Santa Cruz, you’ll find some of the city’s most exquisite Victorian homes along the charming, tree-lined Walnut Avenue. Marvel at impeccably restored 19th-century Queen Annes, Italianates, and Colonial Revivals, some illuminated with flickering gas lamps. Thanks to the Museum of Art & History, nearly all are labeled with informative blue plaques stating the home’s name and date of construction.

• Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk - Welcome to the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk, a legendary oceanfront playground in Santa Cruz, California. Established in 1907, it’s California’s oldest surviving amusement park and one of the few seaside parks on the West Coast. The Boardwalk is a true West Coast gem, celebrated for its exciting rides, rich history, and stunning beach location. With 35 attractions, including thrilling roller coasters and water rides, there’s something for everyone. The Giant Dipper roller coaster and Looff Carousel are both National Historic Landmarks, adding to the park’s storied past.

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Most fun individual guided ebike tour here in Santa Cruz. This tour is perfect for individuals, couples, and groups. See Santa Cruz’s majestic coastline, Wharf, Beach Boardwalk, and historic downtown tour. All the breathtaking sights, both scenic and historic. See and enjoy Santa Cruz’s natural beauty, including all the attractions riding our pedal-assist electric bike. Go, ride with us, here in California!

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