Primera clasificación Atractivos en Bodega Bay

Located along a serene stretch of the Chileno Valley Road, the Windrush Farm is an educational venture for children founded by Mimi Luebermann. The farm consists of rolling green hills harboring sheep that are harvested for its wool. In summer, this beautiful farm organizes a summer camp for children, educating them about the farm and fowl animals therein. Activities in the camp typically include wool harvesting, sheep herding, wool felting, vegetable harvesting and milking goats. Children are also educated about the care-taking involving animals like goats, chicken, sheep, cows and alpacas.

Tomales Point forms the apex of the Point Reyes Peninsula and Point Reyes National Seashore. It is a popular spot among hikers and wildlife enthusiasts. You can only reach this bluff which is the home-ground of the tule elk after a long hike. Catch a glimpse of these endangered species that are endemic to California grazing while hiking its trail. Revel in the breathtaking vistas of the mighty ocean, rugged coastlines, and aquatic birds. Be careful when at its edge as it is unprotected and is a steep drop to the sea below. Click stunning pictures of the coastal view or take out your binoculars to admire the panorama. Carry some snacks and water in your backpack since it will come in handy after a long haul up.

Situated very close to the Point Reyes National Seashore, this Native American village was created in the late 20th Century by Miwok Archeological Preserve of Marin (MAPOM). It was created to celebrate the Coast Miwoks tribe. You can visit this place to attend the annual festival held every year and experience the raw native culture through their art and craft as well as dancing.

A quiet and unassuming residential street in Sebastopol hides one of its best attractions. Florence Avenue is scattered with quirky and whimsical pieces of art made by artists Patrick Amiot and Brigitte Laurent. The couple uses junk metal to sculpt and paint extraordinary art pieces, which are displayed on the street for visitors. The vibrant street is lined with colorful statues and fascinating sculptures of animals, mermaids, vehicles, fictional characters and even some residents of the neighborhood. Invigorated with eclectic art, the street can be particularly delightful for children.

Stretching along 11 miles (17.70 kilometers) to the Point Reyes Headlands, the Point Reyes Beach is a tranquil little isolated beach located within the Point Reyes National Seashore. Situated amid dramatic cliffs of ancient rocks, the beach is perfect for walking your dog or taking a stroll along the shimmering blue waters. While the beach makes for a beautiful spot to enjoy the pristine waterside away from the crowds, swimming is not recommended here due to the large surf.