Mendocino’s South Coast awaits adventurers who wants to breathe deeply of the salty sea aromas, wiggle their toes in untracked sands, and witness long, lingering unforgettable sunsets. Right here you’ll find one of the most dramatic and spectacular seaside drives in California—if not the world!
Highway 1 saunters deliciously through expansive dairy, heather and pea farms, winds up, down and around near-perfect rocky coves, caves and headlands and slips comfortably through small towns and enticing villages. Inns on and by headlands invite walks to the ocean and whale watching from the terrace. Hidden jewels of restaurants offer just-caught seafood, wild game, local peas and organic produce. A feeling of timelessness pervades the trip from Point Arena with its landmark lighthouse on the western most point in the lower 48 United States, to Gualala where the River separates Mendocino from Sonoma County.
Hike, bike, kayak, fish. Dine well, sip fine wine, be hypnotized by the beauty of the Southern most coastal part of the Undiscovered County—Mendocino County, Northern California. It’s the getaway you’ll never forget.
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