Oregon Coast and Sand Dunes

With 363 miles of public shoreline in Oregon, there are endless high cliffs, hidden coves, and both rugged and sandy beaches to explore. At high tide, watch impressive waves splashing against rocks, at low tide, discover a large variety of beautiful marine animals and plants calling the rocky shores their home. While on your way to Newport, make sure to stop at the pull-offs you find on the side of the road. If you look towards the ocean, you’ll be able to see the grey whales who swim off the Oregon coast year-round. Stretch your legs with a hike along a picturesque beach in one of the state parks and be sure to find seashells at the seashore. In the afternoon, explore the harbor city of Newport and check out the historic bayfront and resident seal colony in the harbor. Then take a short hike to Oregon’s tallest lighthouse.

Discovery boat tours such as whale watching can also be booked for an additional fee. Please reach out to us so that we can handle those for you if you’re interested.