Avila Beach Vacation - Something For Everyone 

Avila Beach faces south and it is generally free from the winds and fog that other beaches on the coast suffer because it is protected by Point San Luis and the San Luis Bay.  Because of this, Avila Beach enjoys a moderate climate that fluctuates very little throughout the year.  This town is usually warmer than other beach towns on the coast of California

As mentioned before, this is a quiet town—the local population is only around 800.  So, visiting Avila Beach is not going to be like visiting any other tourist destination.  Here, all travelers are greeted with kindness and generosity.  Locals often go out of their way to help vacationers to find their way around or to locate a specific store or to discover one of the hidden treasures of the town.  Restaurant owners, as well as spa and hotel operators, frequently offer guests little extras, just to make their vacation special.  Avila Beach is just filled with amazingly welcoming and hospitable people.

Speaking of the restaurants, there are quite a wide variety of eateries.  Vacationers can opt for fine dining or they can choose to eat at one of the pier-side cafes.  Along the piers in Avila Beach, vendors will catch fresh seafood.  Then, they allow customers to select the crabs, fish, or other sea creatures they prefer, which they then cook up fresh.  Seafood lovers will definitely enjoy this treat!

There are several hotels in Avila Beach from which travelers can choose.  Romantic suites are available for couples on honeymoons or special weekend getaways.  Or, vacationers can stay in less-expensive rooms, however, you won't sacrifice quality—nothing at Avila Beach is substandard in quality.

Travelers can, of course, enjoy the relatively unpopulated beaches during their Avila Beach vacation.  But, there are plenty of other activities to keep tourists busy as well.

Sport fishing is a popular activity for locals and tourists both in Avila Beach.  Fishing can be done off  any of the three piers along the beach.  Or, vacationers can rent a charter boat—there are specific charters for Rockcod, Albacore, and Salmon, or general charters can be rented.  Whale-watching cruises are also available for those who prefer not to fish.

Avila Beach is also well-known for its hot springs, which vacationers can visit and try at one of the spa resorts in town.  While there, travelers can also partake in many other spa services, such as wild lime scalp treatments, vitalize enzyme facials, Sycamore integrative massages, hot stone therapy, and Tai Chi classes.

Golf, too, is a big attraction in Avila Beach.  The town boasts a 6500 yard championship course that is suitable for golfers of all ability levels.

Give Avila Beach a try for your next vacation—you will be glad you came.