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Besides being dramatically beautiful, uncrowded, and undeveloped, the Coastside offers a fine sandy beach in Montara, bluff walks and teeming tidepools at Moss Beach, a major fishing fleet in Princeton, walking tours of old town and the jail or a weekend art class at a gallery in Half Moon Bay, the famous San Gregorio Store (everything from kerosene lamps to a first class book department - owned by an ethics professor at Stanford), irresistible freshly baked breads in Pescadero plus Phipps Ranch for beans and out of the ordinary animals on view. Pescadero Marsh features great blue heron and egret rookeries, and Ano Nuevo (15 miles farther south) offers mainland views of elephant seals in their breeding season. There are at least 20 good restaurants scattered along the coast (all price ranges, many with exceptional food specialties, some with ghosts, some with lurid histories, some with ocean views); amateur theatre is healthy and has a new home; dancers and others entertain at monthly Flower Mart.
The rooms are filled with creature comforts - fluffy goosedown comforters on the beds, thick towels on the warmers, and reading chairs and writing desks with good lighting. The common room with its cheery woodstove is just the place for afternoon tea and treats. Prices range from $145 to $190. Pampered guests are welcome to read, chat, play the piano, try their hand at chess or cribbage; outside there's bocce ball for the active, and a hammock and swing for those who'd rather be still and watch the fountain splash in the rose garden.
The Goose & Turrets Bed & Breakfast is a member of the following associations:
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