Posts Tagged ‘Santa Barbara’
Car-Free Weekend in Santa Barbara
Go car-free and ride the rails to the Funk Zone for hip hotels, fabulous food and libations. Get a taste of Santa Barbara from freshly baked breads and exquisite dinners, to sunset cruises and tiki bars. It’s easy to get around this cool, coastal town without a car — just walk, bike or take…
Read MoreSpringtime Spa Escape to BACARA
If you’re looking for a luxurious beach vacation to take you away from the hustle and bustle of LA, look no further than Bacara Resort & Spa, near Santa Barbara.
Read MorePolo and Pampering in SANTA BARBARA
El Encanto offers a get-away that let’s you watch the ponies in a swank setting along the American Riviera.
Read MoreExplore SANTA BARBARA'S Bountiful Food and Wine this Autumn
Farm fresh produce, urban winetasting rooms and ocean view dining. Sounds like Santa Barbara is in season.
Read MoreSanta Barbara Stands In The Sand
The tragedy still unfolding along the Gulf Coast following the BP Oil Spill has spawned an event in Santa Barbara to show solidarity with the people and environment impacted by the spill.
Read MoreSanta Barbara International Film Festival Turns 25
Now officially a silver screen star as it celebrates its 25th year, the legendary SBIFF is a potent mix of celebrities, world premieres and an envy-inducing tableau of parties, food, wine and spirits.
Read MoreSanta Barbara’s Moveable Feast
With the onset of fall, Santa Barbara serves up a rich harvest of world-class food and wine opportunities at every turn.
Read MoreSanta Barbara Bounces Back
The smoke has cleared from wildfires that recently charred foothill areas, but ultimately inflicted minimal damage to the tourism infrastructure of “America’s Riviera.”
Read MoreSail Away in Santa Barbara
Did you ever just want to sail away from it all? The Santa Barbara Sailing Center shows you how, plus lets you enjoy a liveaboard experience while you learn.
Read MoreEl Capitan Canyon: Camp Out in Style
There are lots of fancy places to stay in Santa Barbara, but we prefer to head out of town to the more rustic El Capitan Canyon; a nature reserve once home to the Chumash Indians.
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