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San Luis Obispo - Nearby Destinations

Tourist destinations to consider near San Luis Obispo are listed below. Click on any name for complete information.



Big Sur Coast
 

The Big Sur Coast is a magical place of beauty and light. The Santa Lucia Range juts against the coastline to create a spectacular land of beachside cliffs, waterfalls, sand, and mist. Lighthouses, wineries, poets, and sea otters combine to create a memorable experience that invites peaceful contemplation.

     
Monterey Population: 30,000
 

Monterey and the Monterey Peninsula are a fascinating melting pot of culture. Monterey Bay is a large, protected bay located in the middle of the California coast. Because of its geographic location, much of Monterey’s livelihood has long been dependent on the bay which gave it its name. Originally, Monterey was a center for sardine fishing, and much of that Cannery Row culture has bred the kitschy, tourist trap environment that makes up the waterfront today. There are, however, a few things of interest available to the discerning sightseer.

     
Santa Barbara Population: 94,000
  Santa Barbara is the center of a stunning stretch of southern California coastline where the Santa Ynez mountains meet the warm Pacific Ocean. This sheltered area enjoys a warm climate year-round, which has attracted vacationers and tropical plants alike. About 90 minutes west of Los Angeles, Santa Barbara seems light-years away.
     

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