Redwood Croft is a cozy bed and breakfast located just outside of Santa Cruz in a beautiful grove of redwoods. This pet-friendly B&B offers elegant cabins, delicious breakfast, and excellent hospitality from the hosts. Nestled in the woods above Santa Cruz, Redwood Croft provides a serene and quiet getaway with comfortable rooms, beautiful grounds, a big porch, and a cozy atmosphere.
Humble Sea Brewing Co. is a tiny crew of kooks trying the hardest to firstly, get pitted on the reg, and secondly (and arguably more importantly) make the best beery liquid known to humankind. It is here to forge new trails on the path of kookiness.
Companion Bakeshop was founded in 2006 out of a love for hearty sourdough. In those early days, Companion’s founder Erin spent long hours in the kitchen hand-mixing all of the dough, baking and packing loaves of bread, and then selling them at the farmers’ markets. The work of those first days was made lighter with the help of a supportive community.
Cafe Brasil offers from traditional Brazilian recipes with some Californian and Santa Cruz touches. Not only the breakfast and all dishes are delicious and offer from traditional Brazilian recipes with some Californian and Santa Cruz touches, but the atmosphere is warm, alive, laid back, as if being in a restaurant or home in Rio de Janeiro, Bahia or another cozy Brazilian place - always with the Santa Cruz culture!.
The trestle bridge in Santa Cruz is the Felton Covered Bridge, also known as the Roaring Camp Bridge. It's a historic covered bridge located in Felton, just a short drive from Santa Cruz. This bridge is part of the Roaring Camp & Big Trees Narrow-Gauge Railroad, a heritage railroad that offers scenic rides through the redwood forests.
The Mystery Spot is a popular tourist attraction located in the redwood forests of the Santa Cruz Mountains in Santa Cruz, California. It is known for its quirky and gravity-defying optical illusions, which have intrigued visitors for decades. The Mystery Spot offers a lighthearted and fun experience for visitors who are curious about the strange and unusual.
The Santa Cruz Wharf is a prominent and historic attraction located in Santa Cruz, California, offering a wide range of activities, dining, shopping, and beautiful coastal views. It is a vibrant and bustling destination that combines natural beauty, marine life, dining, and entertainment.
The Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk is a popular seaside amusement park located in Santa Cruz, California. The park was founded in 1907 and is one of the oldest amusement parks in California. It is situated on the Santa Cruz Beach, adjacent to the Santa Cruz Wharf.
Coast Dairies State Beaches is a series of beautiful and rugged beaches located on the North Coast of Santa Cruz County, California. The beaches are situated on the coast between Davenport and Bonny Doon, and offer stunning views of the Pacific Ocean and the surrounding landscape.
The Spring Trail Trailhead is a popular starting point for hiking in the Pogonip Open Space Preserve, located in Santa Cruz, California. The trailhead is situated on Golf Club Drive, just off of Highway 9.
Pleasure Point County Park is a small park located in the Pleasure Point neighborhood of Santa Cruz County, California. The park is situated on East Cliff Drive and offers panoramic views of Monterey Bay and the surrounding coastline.
Rockview Drive County Park is a small park located in Santa Cruz County, California. The park is situated on Rockview Drive, off of East Cliff Drive in the Pleasure Point neighborhood of Santa Cruz. The park is a popular spot for locals and visitors alike, and it offers a variety of recreational activities.
The Santa Cruz Surfing Museum is located in Santa Cruz, California and is dedicated to preserving the rich surfing history of the area. The museum is located inside the Mark Abbott Memorial Lighthouse, which is perched on a cliff overlooking the popular surf spot of Steamer Lane.
Stretching out for a half-mile, this sandy beach sits between the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk and the Santa Cruz Harbor. Although considered a smaller beach by some, Seabright is a well-known spot for sun worshippers, dog lovers, and those wanting a local favorite spot to catch the sunrise or sunset.
Four miles north of town along Highway 1, at the northern edge of Wilder Ranch State Park, you’ll find a right point called Four Mile, a less-than-perfect wave that breaks upwards of 300 days a year.
Bantam is a family and a community. It offers a space to come and pass the time, bring your friends, lovers, clan and colleagues. Bantam is your hot slice of happiness on Santa Cruz’s Westside. Please join Bantam for some tasty food, refreshing beverages, warm smiles and smooth jams.
Laili Restaurant offers the rich Mediterranean flavors with a unique Afghan twist in the heart of Downtown Santa Cruz. It strives to provide fresh, nourishing and delectable dishes, using local organic ingredients. Daily seasonal menu items are complimented by an extensive assortment of organic wines and microbrewery beers.
Lighthouse Point Park is also known as Point Santa Cruz, this area forms the northern boundary of Monterey Bay. It is one of the last open headlands in any California urban area. Surfers, tourists, birds - including the rare Black Swift and wintering Monarch butterflies are drawn to this area. Sea lions populate the offshore rocks.
Mary Porter Sesnon Art Gallery encourages interdisciplinary discourse through the lens of the arts. The gallery is located at Porter College, University of California, Santa Cruz.
