Morro Rock is a classic landmark in the quaint California fishing village and is the final link in the “Seven Sisters” chain of volcanic eruptions that stretch from San Luis Obispo to Morro Bay on California’s Central Coast © 2012 Karen Rubin/news-photos-features.com.
Romance is in the air in Morro Bay, California, especially if your special someone is expecting a “big rock” this Valentine’s Day. Morro Bay offers the perfect romantic vacation, complete with an up-close-and-personal view of the biggest rock on the West Coast: Morro Rock. The iconic Morro Rock is a classic landmark and is the final link in the “Seven Sisters” chain of volcanic eruptions that stretch from San Luis Obispo to Morro Bay on California’s Central Coast.
Morro Bay offers more than a spectacular view during the month of February: hotels, restaurants and attractions have teamed up to offer visitor specials all month long. Guests can stay busy with dinner and whale watching cruises; enjoy sailing, surfing and kayaking and miles of hiking trails and unspoiled beaches. There are opportunities to dine on the waterfront and explore local wineries. The town is dotted with art galleries and boutique shops, and Hearst Castle is just minutes away on Coast Highway 1. Some visitors to Morro Bay want to just sit back and relax, soaking up the special ambiance that has enchanted generations of visitors.
Whatever your vacation style, Morro Bay has a plan to fit the bill. Special February Romance offerings include those noted below (with more posted online at www.morrobay.org):
- 15% off room rates
- Wine tasting packages - Edna Valley Wine Basket with one-night stay
- Lost Isle Adventure packages
- $50 Gift Certificate to Windows on the Water Restaurant
- Dessert samplings plus Champagne
Additional information is available online at www.morrobay.org.
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