"Imagine the road trip of your life, gliding past uncrowded serene beaches and coastal cliffs diving dramatically into the sea.

California dreaming? Think again.

Highway 1 is the most iconic roadway in California, but not all sections are created equal. 3 miles south of San Francisco Highway 1 rejoins the coast at the stunning beach town of Pacifica for a 6 mile stretch and then meanders south toward Santa Cruz and then beyond to Monterey.

Pacifica gives easy access to all the wonders of the coast a few miles south But You don’t need to go further - theres much to explore and enjoy in Pacifica – without the driving!

Best of both worlds – close to San Francisco and Bay Area without the crowds and big city problems

What sets Pacifica apart? Six miles of Pacifica Ocean bluffs and stunning beaches

Uncrowded beaches. THREE Golden Gate National Recreation Areas, History and heritage at every turn McCLoskey Castle a hilltop beauty that has a interesting history, the site from which San Francisco Bay was first spotted by a Spanish expedition, the historic Pacifica Pier, Alistar McKenzies Sharp Park 18 hole golf course. Sanchez Adobe, and California beach town laid back cool. Far from the maddening crowd.

And that’s just the beginning.

Bury your toes in the sand and get to know the locals. Indulge in farm-fresh and ocean-fresh cuisine,. Glimpse abundant wildlife and historic wonders, all in the comfort of a laid-back culture and picture-perfect climate.

Its Coastline fronts the northern end of the Monterey Marine Sanctuary and the also Gulf of the Farallons Marine Sanctuary.

Bordered by rocky ocean bluffs and mountains, Pacifica is known for it’s biking, hiking and most of all surfing. 

Beginner surfers can catch a wave at Pacifica State Beach, while Rockaway Beach is one of the best surfing locations around, and one of the cleanest beaches in the area. Families will also delight in the several nearby shops and restaurants. 

Don’t miss a stop at Sharp Park for its pebbled beach and large crashing waves."