On Hwy 101, between Yachats to the south and Seal Rock to the north, Waldport spans the sparkling Alsea Bay and overlooks the central portion of the Oregon coast. Beneath the concrete arch bridge, the waters are home to Dungeness crab, clams, salmon, and steelhead,[…]
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Driving north from Yachats to Newport, Oregon, you will pass through the community of South Beach just before you cross the Yaquina Bay Bridge. You may be familiar with the Oregon Coast Aquarium, but South Beach is also home to some hidden gems that are[…]
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Located between Lincoln City and Newport on Highway 101, Depoe Bay, Oregon has a rugged coastline and a walkable small town feel. The world’s smallest harbor, Depoe Bay has downtown shops and restaurants together on one side of the street while the opposite side is[…]
Read moreOregon spans two time zones: Mountain & Pacific. While most of Oregon is in the Pacific Time Zone, most of Malheur County is on mountain time because it is economically connected to neighboring Idaho. The state animal is the beaver (Castor canadensis). A beaver appears on[…]
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Two miles north of the Oregon Coast Aquarium in Newport, Oregon, Nye Beach is a historical 12-block neighborhood of coastal eateries, boutique shopping, and easy beach access. Yet it’s also a quieter and often overlooked hideaway, especially in the wintertime. Whether you choose Nye Stay, Nye[…]
Read moreWe love providing you with beautiful, well-appointed homes on the Central Oregon coast. They are the perfect setting for creating treasured family memories and for experiencing relaxing vacation time. Below are our newest homes that have recently come onboard. Click on the photos to find[…]
Read moreBuying local products directly from growers and makers in our own area is a classic Oregon activity. Farmers and craftspeople in every coastal town are ready to greet you with the fruits, vegetables, and handmade items of their labor at any of the farmers’ markets between[…]
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Make the Oregon Spring Cleanup a new family tradition for you and your loved ones. Help make the state a better place for both humans and wildlife by joining SOLVE Oregon and registering for events now on the coast and beyond. Volunteers are encouraged to[…]
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Pronounced YAH-hots, and meaning “dark water at the foot of the mountain,” this small seaside town sits at the base of the Oregon Coast Range along the Pacific ocean. Instead of sandy beaches, much of the coastline near Yachats is rugged black basalt, the result of lava flows some[…]
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Spring may be the most beautiful time of the year to experience the Central Oregon coast we love. In addition to beach walks and agate hunting, whale watching, crabbing, hiking, fishing, and kayaking, here are other coastal adventures you and your family will be sure[…]
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