Centre Travel

A charming and unique private beach community developed to fit harmoniously into the natural landscape of the beach, dunes and eucalyptus trees of the Monterey Bay.   Private beach front homes and condos, 1.5 miles of secluded beach, 19 tennis courts, golf nearby.  All units equipped with full kitchens and fireplaces.  Full service Conference & Catering department to service your group of 5 - 150 persons.   Located between Monterey and Santa Cruz Pajaro Dunes Rental Agency 2661 Beach Rd Watsonville CA (800)  675 8808 (408)  722 9201

Roaring Camp  Big Trees Railroad P.O.Box G-1 Felton  CA 95018 (408) 335 4484

Pajaro Dunes Rental Agency 2661 Beach Road Watsonville CA 95076 (408) 722 9201 (408) 728 7444 Fax

Mystery Spot 1953 Branciforte Drive Santa Cruz, CA 95063 (408) 423 8897

In the northernmost region of California's Central Coast, Santa Cruz County beckons with warm, sandy beaches, redwood -covered mountains, rolling farm-land, world-class wine-tasting and spectacular attractions. Santa Cruz County's special ambiance has attracted visitors since the mid-1800s, when beachfront bathhouses catered to Victorian-era modesty.  While much has changed since those early days, Santa Cruz County remains one of California's most popular seaside playgrounds.  It also serves as the gateway to the New Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary. The city of Santa Cruz, the county seat, can be reached via Highway One from the north or south, or Highway 17, which winds through the Santa Cruz mountains, from the east.  Santa Cruz is home to the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk, the city and county's best-known attraction since its opening in 1907. In 1989, the park was designated a California Historical Landmark. The award recognized the Boardwalk's statu...

California's spectacular Central Coast is an area of undiscovered secrets and unexpected delights. Whether you travel by plane, by car or as part of an organized tur, you'll find your visit - and opportunities for uncovering some of our treasures - will be enhanced by using the Central Coast Visitors Guide. Make advance reservations at one of the area's fabulous luxury resorts or a charming bed-and breakfast inn.  Or plan to stay at a hotel or motel where everything you need is within walking distance. Whatever you're sure to find it on the Central Coast. A wide variety of recreation options are also available:   surfing at Santa Cruz or Santa Barbara, diving in Monterey Bay, horseback riding or four-wheel driving at Pismo Beach or walking on Pacific Grove's oceanfront recreation trail.  Boating is available at many sites, including Lake Casitas in Ventura County, Lake Nacimiento near Paso Robles and the San Justo Reservoir in Hollister. Other choices include...