The quaint town of Aptos combines the redwoods and the sea in one idyllic setting, from Nisene Marks State Park to Seacliff State Beach. Historic Aptos Village boasts boutiques, restaurants, and antique shops. For a seaside stroll, Seacliff State Beach is the perfect spot for a picnic or barbecue, where the S.S. Palo Alto, "the cement ship", an experimental concrete vessel, is docked at the end of a fishing pier. Aptos is also home to golf, hotels and resorts, and Cabrillo College. Read more...
Bountiful selection of top quality produce and specialty foods as well as the opportunity to connect with the farmers and vendors who produce it.
A collection of artifacts and photographs depicting the history of Aptos, from the Native American Indians to the earthquake.
Creekside park perfect for weddings, receptions, business picnics, private parties or meetings.
Come enjoy our fully furnished homes for the perfect vacation! Daily, weekly, and monthly rentals available. Off-season specials September - June.
Come enjoy the sea & sand in one of our fully furnished vacation rentals in Santa Cruz County.
Nicholson Vineyards, Alfaro Family Vineyards, Pleasant Valley Vineyards & Windy Oaks Estate. Wander through the vineyards and olive groves of picturesque Corralitos and taste the estate wines of 4 boutique wineries.
This long stretch of sand has great accessible facilities including picnic areas, an interpretive center and RV camping. Day-use fee. Camping reservations suggested year-round.
A local outlet for farmers & local artists to present their goodies. Come enjoy the cozy community atmosphere.
Mountain bike adventures and shuttle service. Mountain bike down through the redwoods to the ocean. Spend all day enjoying the majestic redwood forest with incredible views of the Monterey Bay. With over 60 miles of trails and fire road, there's a ride for everyone.
10,000 acres of undeveloped second-growth redwood forest offers 30 miles of trails. Several picnic areas. Parking fees - self-registration every day.
Last Installment of the "Two Miles Down Highway 1" Road Trip