From SF to Santa Cruz

flying from SF %26amp; want to drive Hwy 1 to Santa Cruz....any ideas?

Also when%26#39;s best time to travel to see surfing events in Santa Cruz?

From SF to Santa Cruz

We took 1 all the way, can%26#39;t remember the details, I wasn%26#39;t the driver, we just hooked up with it from FW area, it is easy. I don%26#39;t know the best time to see surfing events, but when we stopped in Santa Cruz in late July we watched surfers at I think it is called Streamer Lane or something like that.

From SF to Santa Cruz

It%26#39;s easy to get onto Highway 1 from SF. Then just drive. Steamer Lane is one of the easiest places to watch surfers in Santa Cruz. Just go there. If you%26#39;re traveling in the winter... like now, Mavericks is the spot for big wave surfing, when the storms are coming in.

flying from SF? to where?

Or is that supposed to be flying to SF? Or driving from SF?

Sorry...flying into SF..want to take Hwy 1 to Santa Cruz.....son wants to see surfers. when is best time for surfing in SCruz?

ny ideas where to stay in SCruz...beach houses.....look small but clean or hotel/motel

Go to the Santa Cruz boards and look at the hotel reviews and ask questions there. You do plan to stay in SF too, right?

lorbell wawnts to 芦drive Hwy 1 to Santa Cruz禄

SAN FRANCISCO-MONTEREY/CARMEL via Pacifica-Half Moon Bay-Santa Cruz geocities.com/iconoc/Articles/DriveDir.html

You will see surfers around Moss Beach, perhaps even farther North, before you get to Half Moon Bay. Surfers are also likely to be at The Beach here.

I believe, but do not know, that the best surfing near Santa Cruz is in Capitola, perhaps five miles farther along the Cabrillo Highway.

Santa Cruz also has an excellent roller-coaster with the best tunnel of any of the more than a hundred of my acquaintance.

Capitola is a quiet little outlet for the river and a good place to bring your toddlers to the beach. Go to Steamer Lane (this is not a street) by driving to West Cliff Drive to see the surfers.

Something that I do is order free visitor guides from city%26#39;s I am visiting, online. You could always google to find url, putting ';Santa Cruz visitors guide'; in the search engine. You can learn a lot this way. Also a guide book that includes Santa Cruz would also be helpful.

Your son might also enjoy this--a museum of surfing, located in an old lighthouse.

http://www.santacruzsurfingmuseum.org/

The website has links to check on local surfing conditions.