Though Embarcadero Waterfront might not have many top sights, you can venture to the surrounding area to see attractions like Morro Rock Beach and Morro Rock.
Discover the most popular places to visit in Morro Bay
Morro Rock
9.4/10 (5,134 reviews)
This 581-foot volcanic plug stands sentinel at Morro Bay's entrance, home to endangered peregrine falcons. From its base, watch for playful sea otters and harbor seals in the pristine Pacific waters.
Morro Rock Beach
9.6/10 (1,713 reviews)
Morro Rock Beach captivates visitors with its stunning 576-foot volcanic formation rising from the Pacific. Stroll the wide sandy shoreline for exceptional wildlife watching and dramatic sunset photography opportunities.
Photo by Bayleigh Akers
Open Photo by Bayleigh Akers
Morro Bay Golf Course
8.4/10 (543 reviews)
This scenic coastal course offers panoramic ocean views from well-maintained fairways and greens. Golfers enjoy the relaxed atmosphere while taking on the challenge of small greens and occasional afternoon sea breezes.
Photo by Kathy Eaton
Open Photo by Kathy Eaton
Morro Rock Nature Preserve
9.2/10 (332 reviews)
This 576-foot volcanic plug stands sentinel at Morro Bay's entrance, home to protected peregrine falcons. Explore the base for spectacular Pacific views and glimpses of playful sea otters in their natural habitat.
The Giant Chessboard
8.4/10 (461 reviews)
Morro Bay's Giant Chessboard features handcrafted redwood pieces up to 33 inches tall. Reserve weekday games through Recreation Department or join Chess Club on Saturdays for a unique coastal gaming experience.
Morro Bay Art Association Gallery
8.6/10 (242 reviews)
This coastal gallery showcases diverse fine art from regional artists in two spacious exhibition halls. Browse paintings, sculptures, and jewelry, or join a workshop to explore your own creativity.
Museum of Natural History
8.2/10 (413 reviews)
Perched on a hill, this natural history museum offers panoramic views of Morro Bay Estuary and Morro Rock. Explore interactive exhibits on local geology, wildlife, and Chumash heritage while enjoying coastal scenery.
Tidelands Park
Tidelands Park is just one of the places to see in Morro Bay, so why not enjoy the other things to explore during your travels? Discover the beautiful sunsets and shops in this walkable area.
"We were late arriving on site after a long drive and got one of the last rooms available - which accommodated the party of five easily. Pleasantly surprised at the size and the well presented room. Great location to explore the Morro beach."
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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.