Wine Country Things To Do

About 7 miles south of San Francisco is Rockaway Beach, known for its shoreline views as well as its shopping and restaurants, at the center of which is a Pacifica landmark: Nick's Seafood Restaurant. Don't miss this small gem just outside the big city!

Rocket Fizz stores carry 1000's of unique and fun candies, bottled soda pops, gag gifts & toys, nostalgic tin signs and many other surprises.

Experience friendly customer service at this locally owned shoe store. Find the perfect pair of shoes and perhaps a pair of socks with the assistance of knowledgeable associates.

Year ‘round Sunday market features about forty vendors offering a variety of fruits, vegetables, flowers, and handcrafts. You need to see all of the variety. It’s a fun day for the family.

Perfect year-round setting for your golf game or tournament. Spacious Fred Bliss designed layout features a course that is carefully sculpted around the natural beauty of the landscape. Lakes, creeks, and an island green make this a unique course.

Spoken of as “the Pebble Beach of Santa Barbara,” this unique golf course provides impressive views and a beautiful back 9. You’ll encounter a moderate challenge, depending on the wind.

Take a stroll along the beach, have a picnic, or just enjoy the scenery. Sandy Beach Cove lies directly below Fort Ross State Historic Park.

Accommodating kayakers of all experience levels, this company will go above and beyond to ensure an incredible experience. You’ll tour the caves and likely spot lots of sea life!

Riding around in an open-air vehicle means 360-degree views of beautiful wine country. Your knowledgeable and fun driver will teach you about the area and take you to the best spots.

Tired of the ''everyday'' things to do? Do something fun and romantic for that special someone, or take the kids to have that ''yee-haw'' experience. Be invigorated by an action-packed, trail led horseback ride on the Santa Barbara Beach.

Find everything you need at this impressive farmers market, including eggs, fish, milk, and of course, local produce. You’ll even enjoy some live entertainment.

The Santa Barbara County Courthouse is located at 1100 Anacapa Street, in downtown Santa Barbara, California. The Spanish Colonial Revival style building was designed by William Mooser III and completed in 1929.

Sign up for a hike or walking tour and enjoy the entertaining stories and knowledge of a professional tour guide. They pay attention to detail and will pack all the supplies you might need.

Partake in a mountain biking tour or stop by to rent a bike, paddleboard or kayak and have it delivered to where you’re staying. The professional staff will teach you the basics and help set you up for an adventure.

This municipal course is well maintained and offers beautiful views of the mountains and the Channel Islands. Come to find affordable prices and a happy hour.

The Santa Barbara Harbor has something for everyone. Come and spend your day having fun kayaking, paddleboarding, jet skiing, sunbathing on the beach, eating, deep sea fishing, scuba diving, and whale watching.

At this charming museum, you’ll find collections from Spanish, Mexican, Chinese and American cultures. Entrance is free with a suggested donation.

This fun museum located on the waterfront has a variety of exhibits, including surfing, film, and shipwreck exhibits as well as activities for kids.

Just across from the Mission, this beautiful park offers thousands of well-tended roses, a fountain, and scenic views of the mountains and city.

At this small museum located downtown, you’ll find pieces by Monet, Van Goh, Matisse and more. View a diverse collection of art, including paintings, sculptures, and rotating exhibits.

Make a full day visit to this museum as you wander through the many exhibits and activities, then venture outside to explore the trails and stream out back.

This small aquarium out on the pier is a fun place to take kids since there are many interactive and hands-on exhibits.

This quaint market features several different shops including a bakery, wine shop, a few restaurants and more. Dine out for a delectable meal or pick up local food to take home.

Get your walk on! Call it exercise if you like, since the shopping mecca of Santa Barbara has entire blocks dedicated to retail therapy. From chains to consignment stores to high-end boutiques, State and Montecito Streets are home to all the action.

After getting outfitted with a helmet and complimentary water bottle, you’ll pedal off with your tour guide on a custom wine tasting route suited to your schedule and ability.

Tour the finest wineries in a luxury vehicle with a custom itinerary. Accommodating small and large groups and offering complimentary tastings at certain wineries, you’ll enjoy a memorable day.

Close to other Santa Barbara attractions, the Zoo is small, with its habitats are built for the comfort of the animals featuring little hide-a-ways, toys, and natural looking environments with plants. It has gorgeous scenery with lush landscapes.

This oceanfront amusement park offers fun for the whole family, including rides, games, and carnival snacks. Spend a day enjoying lighthearted fun and nostalgia.

Every Wednesday, downtown Santa Cruz is home to one of the biggest and eclectic farmers' markets in the county. Visitors can find affordable, fresh produce and flowers as well as local crowd favorites like oysters, Indian food, and vegan fare.

Delight your taste buds with this educational food tour. Your friendly tour guide is passionate about food as well as the history of the area and will take you around for bites at local restaurants and eateries.

With a beautiful view of the harbor and lighthouse, this beach is a favorite for patrons eating at nearby restaurants and shops, beachgoers looking for a game of volleyball, or small boat owners using the harbor.

Documenting the history of surfing, this quaint museum located in a lighthouse on the cliffs offers exquisite ocean views. Learn about the evolution of surfing while you view historic memorabilia.