Avila Bay Estates - Avila Beach, CA

Avila Beach is the locals beach with great board walk and great golfing! We have 25+ years of experience in the central coast real estate market. We are real estate professionals who are dedicated to providing the best service in the central coast. With our experience, you will be assisted by the most knowledgeable real estate agents in the region. We’ve lived here for 30 years.

Travel towards the southern part of the County on Highway 101 to Avila Beach -- where beach lovers proclaim perpetual sun and the warmest beach in the county. It's the perfect spot for your favorite California beach vacation. Discover the reborn, rebuilt and newly designed community that is popular for sightseeing, pier strolling, deep-sea fishing - and sun-worshiping.

Something you won't want to miss is California whale watching during your visit to Avila Beach. At nearby Port San Luis, a number of boat operators provide two-hour whale-watching tours between October and March. And don't forget to soak in the natural mineral springs baths in redwood tubs which dot the tree-covered hillside.

For the golfer in the family, plan on spending the day playing while the soft breeze and the smell of the Pacific Ocean linger near.

A popular and historic seaside resort, this town was almost destroyed by a 400,000 gallon oil spill. The town was torn down, the contaminated soil removed, and planning started for the New Avila Beach. After some starts and stops, construction is going gangbusters in this small beach town.

What's not under construction is actively being surveyed. But the basics are still here, a beach, the pier, and several shops and restaurants. While old timers still mourn the loss of the old town, there's a lot of excitement for things to come.

Olde Port is still here and remains the historic anchor to the area. Walk out the pier on a sunny day and you'll be greeted by seals sunning themselves on the bait rafts. There are fish markets along the length and Old Port Inn at the end. Grab a table here and you can watch the waves through the glassed in looking glass in the middle.