Phenomenal food. Fried rice with Spam, Shrimp and mushrooms, beef tongue buns to die for.
It wouldn’t be San Francisco without The Mission’s squadron of gut-busting taquerias. This one continues to lead the pack with unwavering rave reviews for its sublime, spot-on Mexico staples. En savoir plus .
Perfect place to stop and take a break while driving on Highway 1. Beautiful scenery and rock formations. Sunsets are amazing here
A hidden gem along California's coastline. Stop by during sunset for scenic views of the last remaining "natural bridge" out of the original 3.
Amazing place. To hike the entire park, set aside three hours. Light climbing, and beautiful views.
The pizzas are a must. The veggie sides can make up a meal on their own. Super kind staff... Ask them for wine recommendations. And don't forget to buy granola for the road !
The hike up the mountain - not the one to the water fall- is amazing through the red wood trees. Challenging and rewarding.
If you're in SLO or driving north to south or vice versa, this place is an excellent stop for a coffee break. Very cute and cozy too!
A true Santa Barbara landmark, this historic building, ten acre garden, active parish and mausoleum, is still home to a group of Franciscan friars as it was when it was built by the Spanish in 1786. En savoir plus .
Seals, anemones, tide pools, starfish...one of the most beautiful beaches I have been to in Southern California...wade into the water near the rocks and wade through sea grass to get a better look.
This is the most beautiful beach I've been to in the U.S. Worth the short hike: 10 min down 20 up mostly stairs. No bathroom by the beach but there are portapottys in the parking lot. Be warned.
Spectacular views of Maine's oldest lighthouse. Do not miss if you are visiting Portland or the surrounding area.
Hands-down the best bakery ever. Delicious, warm, crusty breads, pastries and welcoming staff. Don't pass this by
Perhaps the best beer bar in Maine (which says a lot!). Tap-list is unreal - so well balanced between quality locals and obscure, though well curated, imports.
This always-packed oyster bar, which sits along one of Portland’s most progressive restaurant rows, combines foods from Maine and "from away" in dazzling mash-ups. En savoir plus .
Come early when the tide is low, get a good spot before the locals roll in with the tide.
Some unreal lobster rolls. Get with butter, add a pickle, and don't forget the fries!
belly up to kitchen counter to order. grab paper towels, your drink and sit at a picnic table. the atmosphere offers a cool breeze through out. lobster is fresh and cooked to perfection. a family fav
In between Perkins Cove and Ogunquit beach are a clutch of rocky spits of sand that are less crowded and stunningly beautiful
