Pacific Coast Highway

Capistrano Beach, California

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Pacific Coast Highway

Capistrano Beach marks the southernmost end of the Pacific Coast Highway. Officially known as 'California State Route 1,' this 655-mile-long highway provides a scenic drive along the Pacific coast.

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Christmas Boat Parade Newport Beach

If you happen to be in Orange County for the Christmas holidays, don't miss out on this unique parade in which boaters decorate their boats for the holidays. The parade beckons boaters from all over the area, who decorate their vessels and aspire for awards like Best Power Boat, Best Sailboat, Best Music, Best Humor & Originality, Most Colorful and more.

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River Street Ranch

This petting zoo is great fun for the little ones. Enclosures filled with bunnies and guinea pigs. You can also feed goats or ride horses and ponies.

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Dana Wharf Whale Watching

Dana Wharf was the first whale watching company in Orange County and has been offering tours since the Harbor opened in 1971. The fleet includes a 63-foot Catamaran, and the 95-foot Dana Pride. Cruises are narrated by expert captains with sightings guaranteed.

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Captain Dave's Dolphin & Whale Watching Safari

Tours leave from Dana Point Harbor every day and last two and a half hours. Captain Dave, a marine naturalist, lead the tours himself. His expertise combined with boats equipped with underwater viewing pods make this a one-of-a-kind experience.

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Ocean Institute

Thousands of students come to the Ocean Institute, which has garnered awards for its hands-on programs. They educate students on everything about the Ocean and California history. Don't miss out on their Bioluminescent Night Cruises the summer months.

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The Historic Schooner Curlew

Come enjoy a sailing charters or an open party sail aboard the Curlew, a classic 82′ schooner. It will be an experience of a lifetime for boat enthusiasts and novices alike.

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Nature Interpretive Center

The Dana Point Nature Interpretive Center is an educational facility that teaches visitors about the natural history of the Headlands. Stunning visual aids and artifacts provide resources on exploring the nature trails in the area.

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Mission at San Juan Capistrano

The mission, one of many built throughout the state of California, was constructed over 200 years ago by Spanish Padres and Native Americans. It is considered not only as the birthplace of Orange County, but also a monument to its diverse cultural heritage. It is also known as the 'Jewel of the Missions.'

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Pure Watersports at Dana Point Harbor

Enjoy a day on the water. Dana Point Harbor is a popular destination for those who enjoy kayaking, jet skiing, outrigger canoes, and the new Stand Up Paddleboards. Whether you’re looking to rent or buy, you’ll find everything you need right here.

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Biking

Capistrano Beach is a perfect location for cycling with a view of the sea. There are numerous bike rentals. Synaptic Cycles provides road bike rentals, which they deliver to you. They also offer rentals for team-building and corporate events.

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Golfing

Dana Point offers three fantastic options for world-class golfing: San Juan Hills Golf Club, Monarch Beach Golf Links, and Talega Golf Club.

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Parks

There are a number of parks in Dana Point, each offering its own unique set of amenities. Heritage Park, Strand Vista Park and Capistrano Beach Park are all a must-visit spots.

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