It's been a dream of mine to ride a Clydesdale since I was a little girl. Yesterday my husband and…read moreI went on the most amazing trail ride with Tara and her beautiful Clydesdales! It was my husbands very first time riding and she put him on the sweetest mare Maple who took great care of him. I have years of riding experience but it's been a decade since I had ridden but Belle was perfect for my riding abilities. It was the perfect weather and the best experience ever if you've never ridden, or been riding your whole life! Before we even got off our horses my husband was already asking me when we can go back. 10/10 definitely will be coming back for years to come

The best priced ride around! Two hours in the beautiful hills with an ocean view! The horses were…read moreHUGE but calm and the trail guides full of helpful information. We would go again!

While on vacation, my friend and I went in a boat ride of Morro Bay. The reservation was super…read moreeasy to make. I called day-of and was able to book a tour. I traveled here in spring, so I don't know what summer bookings look like. The ride is about an hour long. We went on the booze Tiki cruise. The drinks were rather large. They offered two sizes, we got the smaller size and that was perfect for me. I was super excited that I was able to bring my dog! I paid for my 2 dogs, I only brought on (the other is 18 and he had been out all day, he was asleep in his kennel). They don't do Refunds, but I was supposed to get a drink pass, but I don't think I did? I didn't realize until way later, though. There was also a goat on the cruise! I like to call it, "The Story of a Dog, a Goat and a Boat". I think the boat only held about 22 or 24 people. It wasn't super cold on the boat. We were pretty shielded. Remember, people might be drinking, so it can get loud! I'm giving them 5 stars just on the fact that I could bring my dog! I can't say that she loved it (she was scared, she had never been on a boat before), but thank you for a fun experience.

We got lucky with beautiful clear and calm day. Saw both Blue and Humpback whales. The boat ride…read moreitself was fantastic with an informative and friendly guide. Parking was super easy with clean public restrooms. Very easy to find the check-in location in a nice area. We came up from Avila Beach so it was a nice excursion to see Morro Bay.

We had a good time, saw a thresher shark breach once we got out past where the bay and the ocean…read moremeet (cool line) and didn't see much else until the very end, about 5 minutes before returning we saw a few spouts and fins from two humpback whales who kept diving on us Captains were funny and they played good music. We sat in the front the entire time, definitely bring sun screen and layers.

Had a great day seeing over a dozen whales, hundreds of sea lions, many otters and one Sunfish…read more Clear weather and smooth sailing. In between loads of great history and eco knowledge shared. Crew was great.

THE BEST OF THE BEST OF THE BEST!!!! You have to do this, even if you aren't a wine person, the…read morewhole experience is just so fun and you meet so many awesome people from the motorcycle driver to the winery team members. The ride itself is so, so fun. The tour is educational, but not boring. Looking out at the nature and vineyards just brought a little tear to my eye. I read that it's once in a lifetime, but I enjoyed it so much that I will for sure be doing it again!!! Recommend Jill as your driver; she is SO COOL and can't use this word enough: FUN!

This is a lovely vineyard and the tour guide was both nice and knowledgeable. But I do think they…read moreoversell the sidecar experience, which is why we paid what we did. It's really a slow and very bumpy ride around the outskirts of the vineyard - not exciting and fairly uncomfortable. You also don't get to see anything but the rows of vines, which are lovely but other tours I've gone on take you a bit more behind the scenes. I'd do it again, but for no more than half the current pricd.

2020 review (8/21/2020) - The is the best family-friendly trail in the area. They've done extensive…read morecleanup since my last visit and many of the downed trees have been removed. It's mostly flat and the only risk to small kids are the Cliffs. The yelp address is misleading (this is not located in Pittsburgh). To get here you must park in the Hearst Memorial Beach parking lot. Walk down to the beach and walk north about 200 yards. Look for the trail that goes up to the cliff area ( just past the Hearst Winery Barn).. Many people just hike to the San Simeon point and the benches. BUT I highly recommend you continue your adventure through the tall tree path all the way to the cove with a sea cave. There are several openings along the tree trail that give exclusive and private views of the coastline. - When you start this hike keep a look out on the right hand side for a very short path that leads to a huge climbing tree.. The kids will love playing on that.. - The farther you go the fewer people you will see.

I read about this area via a SLO county travel site:…read morehttps://highway1discoveryroute.com/activities/hiking-san-simeon-ragged-point/ where it's also referred as the San Simeon Point Trail. Access to these trails are from William Randolph Hearst State Beach. Gates to the park open at 8 a.m. and there's no fee to enter. The trail is about 2 miles round trip and can be accessed if you walk along the beach (on the right side of the pier if you're facing it. You'll see a trail that leads up to the bluff, about 1/2 way down the beach. Once along the bluffs, you'll wind through the trees and catch views of the beach and pier. Not too far in, there are a few fallen trees and the path, at first seems to have disappeared-it hasn't. Look to the right and there's a small opening in the fence that allows day hikers to continue on (it's marked private property with allowance for passage of day use hikers.) It's a quiet trail that's partially shaded and very quiet. For a short while I was a bit unnerved being alone but soon enough I came across some locals walking their dogs. The hike out to the point is the big payoff and plan to spend a little while admiring the views, including a small cove to the north. It was the perfect short morning adventure and definitely a less known gem in the area.

A worthwhile stop after visiting the Castle…read more There's ample parking and plenty of things to do on this beach access site. A nice stroll along a pier, perhaps a walk along the beach and some small tide pool exploration, or if you're lucky a chance to visit their discovery center. So stop by and stretch your legs out a bit. Bathrooms - Yes

San Simeon Bay is a picturesque sheltered beach along California's central coast. Just north of…read moreCayucos, Morro Bay, and San Luis Obispo, it is one of several sandy stretches along what becomes more and more a rocky shoreline as one heads northward. There are picnic facilities, restrooms, a small interpretive center, and a fishing pier. In the winter, you may see northern elephant seals (Mirounga angustirostris) resting on the sand. There are larger concentrations of them a bit farther north... No matter where you see these beasts, keep your distance and give these wild creatures space... Yes, that means you with the $149 camera fancying yourself a nature photographer. There is a payment booth, but I've never seen it open in the winter when we visit. The stands of eucalyptus trees occasionally serve as resting spots for migrating monarch butterflies. The pier is a great place to spot sea birds in the quiet waters of the bay. Anglers target anchovies, mackerel, smelt, and in season, surfperch, Sharks, and the occasional striped bass. It's not the best fishing pier, but it's usually a pretty good spot to jig up some baitfish. Look out to sea to spot migrating gray whales.

We enjoyed our five-hour tour with Michael immensely. What a great way to experience Paso Robles -…read morehearing stories, getting an overview of the area, learning about the various wineries, and enjoying great wine and views. Great value for the experience - plus, it was just the two of us with no one else joining us on the tour even though others could join, so it turned into a private experience for us! Michael was extremely personable, friendly and knowledgeable. We loved having someone so knowledgeable to show us around so we didn't have to drive ourselves. We visited three different wineries and they were all unique and interesting with a variety of wines. We visited Thacher (6 tastings plus a bonus pour of cider), Whalebone Winery (9 pours - wow!) and McPrice Myers (5 pours plus a bonus). Plus lunch, which was included in the price (sandwich and potato salad and cookie)!!! Great scenery and a beautiful day to enjoy our tastings booth inside and outside each winery. We also learned so much from each person serving us too. Michael also went out of his way to point out local restaurants and favorite bars and speakeasies in the area along the way. Finally, we left a sweater on the van and Michael called us to let us know and he drove back to return it to us. We really appreciated his kindness and great customer service. We had a great time and would definitely book with Grapeline Wine Tours again. Thank you so much Michael for a lovely day!!!!

We had a fabulous day with our tour guide Michael. Knowledgeable and friendly. Van was clean and…read morecomfortable. We had a beautiful day and Michael told us about the local history and sights as we drove through the valleys and vineyards. Visited three wineries with top notch hosts and a great variety of local wines to taste. Fun, fun day!

We were staying at Allegretto resort so we decided to do a tour of this beautiful winery. Turned…read moreout the experience was so much fun! The tour started at 10am cause it would be too hot to be outside in the afternoon. Our tour guy was very professional and knowledgeable about this massive vineyard resort. The tour took about an hour and half and finished with wine tasting in the resort tasting room. We were introduced to the entire property, history and facts about this winery. I really liked the cute goats on the ground. I was worried about them being in the heat and out in the sun. But our tour guy assured me that they made sure the animals stay in shaded areas and drink enough water to stay hydrated. The arts of this place are just fantastic. Owner is a big art collector so he covers quite a few cultures including Buddha (my faith)! All the arts are from the original countries so they are authentic. I loved the amazing art installations throughout the vineyard. My sign Virgo was on the top of the hill so we had to do a mill hike to see it. There is an art tour that we will do next time. I really want to know the details and histories of all the arts here. I was so glad that we decided to do this tour. If you ever visit Paso Robles wine country you might want to check this winery out. The prices were reasonable at $45 per person, $30 for resort guests and complimentary for members (2 people). The hours are Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays and Mondays at 10am. Reservations are required. Ps. I'd suggest not visit in summer, central coast summer temperatures are unbearable!

Allegretto was such a nice and beautiful winery. The wine was really good and the wine tasting…read moreexperience was excellent.