A few weeks ago, we took a weekend trip down south to Cambria for a bit of relaxing “sister time” before the holiday festivities began. Cambria is a small beach town located midway between San Francisco and Los Angeles. When we decided to head south to Cambria for a quick girls-weekend, we chose to stay […]
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Greg Stobbe is a well-known and well-loved blog author, lauded for his experience and expertise in both wine and travel. He loves to share his stories with his followers, offering tricks of the trade, honest and intelligent accounts, insider knowledge, and even custom itineraries for the most exciting adventures. He’s traveled all over Europe, explored
Tales of the Cork: Escape to Cambria Read More
Editor’s note: A couple of months ago we announced the launching of our new Cambria Ambassador Program. Partnering with bloggers throughout California, we’ve invited them to use their photography, outdoor, and food and beverage expertise to give travelers like you an exclusive preview of Cambria. Most Californians know Cambria as a romantic seaside retreat with cozy
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Meet two of our sassy, wine-loving ambassadors, Ivy & Eve of the Hello Ivy & Eve blog! These girls know how to travel in style, so when they went on a girls’ getaway to Cambria, we knew they would wine and dine their way through our quaint coastal town. This was their second trip
Cambria Ambassadors: Ivy & Eve’s Girls’ Getaway (Part II) Read More
Cambria is brimming with wonderful tasting rooms and estate wineries throughout the area. TalesoftheCork’s Greg Stobbe shares his review of Moonstone Cellars’ 2009 Paso Robles Tempranillo in his recent blog post below. Check out the preview and then head over to his blog for the full story! Greg’s story starts here: Visitors planning a trip to
TalesoftheCork Repost: Sipping a Cambria Moonstone Cellars Tempranillo Read More
When Cambria, California was established in 1866, it is likely that no one was certain of its future. In those days, it was not unusual for towns to dry up and disappear with very little warning. Residents were forced to move, picking up their entire lives only to settle down in another area of uncertainty.
Looking Back: The Cambria Sesquicentennial Story Read More
Our friend Josh, from the JoshWillTravel blog, went on the historic tour of Cambria at the end of April, and he took some great pictures in the process! Cambria has some amazing history, and as we celebrate the sesquicentennial, there’s never been a better time to explore. You can check Josh’s pictures out here, and
JoshWillTravel Explores Historic Cambria Read More
Any time is a great time to visit Cambria, and Moonstone Beach has never looked better. Gorgeous views and near-perfect weather year-round will definitely make your Central Coast vacation memorable. Check it out for yourself! Take our virtual stroll along Moonstone Beach. Imagine the cool ocean breeze on your face and the smell of sea air
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From classic authors like Robert Louis Stevenson and John Steinbeck to controversial counter-culturists like Jack Kerouac and Hunter S. Thompson…California’s coastal communities have inspired authors for decades. The seaside towns and bustling cities that line the Pacific have fueled the minds and creative juices of some of the greatest musicians, writers and artists of our
A West Coast Literary Adventure from Dudley News Read More
While Cambria offers a plethora of things to see and do, one can’t-miss feature of this charming coastal town is its rich historical roots. Take a walk through Cambria’s East Village and discover the many ways in which Cambria is tied to America’s past. Lull House – 2581 Main St. If you are looking for
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