Savor this wonderful shop full of fragrant soap, homespun locally ranched yarn, handmade jewelry, custom made footwear, and other artisan goods from local craftsmen.
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Enjoy Bodega Bay and all the surrounding beauty by kayak. You will see an amazing variety of wildlife: migrating birds, seals, otters, rays, Bald Eagles and much more. Beginner kayakers are welcomed and encouraged.
Take a 3-hour sailing tour of Bodega Bay on a beautifully maintained 33' sailboat. You may even see whales, dolphins, sea lions and harbor seals!
The skipper knows where the crab and fish are, and if they start to thin out he will take you to another location. Clean out your freezer–you'll be filling it with fresh fish.
Bodega Head is the rocky headland that forms the entrance into Bodega Harbor. The harbor side provides a popular crabbing area along the jetty and the many hiking trails on the ocean side allow access to small, sandy coves and spectacular scenic views.
When you don’t want many frills, try this campground on a two-mile stretch of sandy beach. Open for day use as well, you’ll enjoy kite flying, horseback riding on the beach, and helping the kids (big or little) make sand castle masterpieces.
A two mile stretch of sandy beach and a boardwalk makes this a popular place for picnicking, kite flying, and exploring sea life. Surrounded by water, campsites offer a good view of the beach or bay.
Beautiful, handcrafted clothing that are works of art. Owner Yeunni is an excellent seamstress who creates custom dresses and makes tailoring adjustments, so each of her elegant, unique. and beautiful creations are a perfect fit.
This beach-themed shop found off the beaten path in beautiful Bodega Bay specializes in an eclectic mix of antiques, vintage items, and coastal treasures.
Held at the Bodega Bay Community Center, this lovely little market has good vibes, personable vendors, fresh food, and live music. It has a small town feel, but offers all the organic produce and offerings available at a much larger market.
Enjoy trout fishing at the old fishing pond which has been stocked with rainbow trout for over 35 years. Hagemann Ranch Trout Farm is nestled in the hills on a 219-acre sheep and cattle ranch, between the towns of Bodega and Bodega Bay, off Highway One, i
Enjoy remarkable horseback trail rides on an incredible family owned ranch that has panoramic views of the beautiful rolling hills of the Sonoma Coast of Bodega Bay. Private and group tours available.
This quick stop is a must for those who love horror films as this famous landmark is the house from Alfred Hitchcock’s “The Birds.” Though you cannot enter the private residence, it makes for great photo opportunities.
This small store in Bodega is home to an enthusiastic staff and plenty of memorabilia from the 1963 movie "The Birds", plus beach decor, postcards, and other interesting trinkets.
Sandy beaches and a craggy coastline offer unparalleled scenic views on the Pacific Coast. Bring a picnic and enjoy the natural beauty of the beach, or hike along the ocean side to small, sandy coves and watch for whales from the high cliffs.
Enjoy a casual dive bar atmosphere that serves surprisingly fantastic American cuisine. Find patio seating and pool tables, but note that this restaurant accepts cash only.
A stunning golf course offering ocean views and the relaxing sounds of crashing waves. This beautiful and challenging Scottish style links course in Sonoma County makes an ideal golf getaway. The tee times this are nicely spaced, so it never feels crowded
This gallery offers the largest selection of contemporary Japanese prints in California. The eclectic collection will thrill any collector of Asian art, and the vision of Ren Brown extends to beautiful cultivated gardens behind the main gallery.
When you're playing tourist in Bodega Bay and want to go home with a tchochke or special memento, this gift shop has shells, magnets, and fun finds like Windsor's special edition wine featuring a Tippi Hendren label.
You may not be able to go back to store-bought after you try the meat and eggs at True Grass Farms. The farm goes back four generations, maintaining healthy pastureland and raising 100% grass-fed Black Angus and California Kobe cows.
Experience the Wine Country actively! Walk from inn-to-inn through redwood forests and vineyards. Enjoy wine tastings along the way and superb meals and lodging.
Feel the sand underneath your toes and fall asleep to the relaxing sound of crashing waves at this gorgeous campground set right on a wide, open beach. Bring your bikes to take advantage of the coastal highway!