• Nantucket Whale Inn, Half Moon Bay Hotel - Begin the tour at the Nantucket Whale Inn, a charming boutique guest house located on Main St. in the picturesque Half Moon Bay, CA.
• San Benito Ale House - Established in 1905, this historic inn is situated a mile from both Half Moon Bay State Beach and the Half Moon Bay Coastal Trail. A fire nearly destroyed the building a few years ago.
• It’s Italia - Explore and tour the historic downtown, showcasing all its highlights and popular spots.
• Jail - Visit the historic Half Moon Bay Jail. Before the jail was constructed, offenders were detained in a wooden shed in the backyard of a judge’s home, which also served as the town’s courthouse. The conditions were so poor that the local newspaper advocated for a new jail, leading to the construction of the Half Moon Bay Jail in 1919, which now stands as a historical museum.

The California Gold Rush not only attracted ambitious settlers to the town but also brought in troublemakers.

Primarily used as a sheriff’s office and holding cell, the Jail operated until the 1960s, accommodating overnight bookings and intoxicated revelers, while more dangerous criminals were transferred to the county jail in Redwood City. By the 1970s, the Jail became the site for the County’s Mental Health Services office and was eventually handed over to the city.

• Half Moon Bay - Half Moon Bay City Hall, circa 1922, resembles a bank because it once was. Initially the Bank of Half Moon Bay, it later became the Bank of Italy, and subsequently Bank of America. Located at 501 Main Street.
• Pasta Moon - Pass by the Michelin Star restaurant Pasta Moon, one of the exceptional dining establishments on Main St. in the beautiful Half Moon Bay, CA.
• Half Moon Bay Coastside Trail - Situated along California’s Pacific coastline, Half Moon Bay boasts a rich history of ocean protection and conservation efforts. The area includes various marine protected areas (MPAs) designed to protect marine ecosystems and preserve habitats for diverse marine species, such as the Moss Beach tide pools and the Fitzgerald Marine Reserve.
• Mavericks Beach - Discover Mavericks, a renowned big wave surf spot in Half Moon Bay, California, discovered in the late 1960s. It gained prominence in the early 1990s following a Surfer Magazine photo. Named after a dog called Maverick, the location features some of the world’s largest waves and prestigious surf contests. Mavericks remains an iconic and challenging destination for seasoned surfers.

Mavericks gained global recognition for its enormous waves, sometimes exceeding 50 feet, making it a top destination for the world’s elite big wave surfers. In 1999, Mavericks hosted its inaugural official big wave surf contest, which continues today as one of the most esteemed big wave competitions in the surfing world.

Over the years, Mavericks has become synonymous with big wave surfing in California and remains an iconic and challenging venue for experienced surfers to test their skills against nature’s formidable power.

• Half Moon Bay - The James Johnston House (circa 1855) – This distinctive saltbox-style residence, known as The White House of Half Moon Bay, was constructed by affluent Half Moon Bay pioneer James Johnston. The building is now listed on the National Register of Historical Places. Located at 110 Higgins Canyon Road.
• Half Moon Bay State Beach - Positioned along California’s Pacific coastline, Half Moon Bay has a rich history of ocean protection and conservation efforts. The area includes various marine protected areas (MPAs) established to safeguard marine ecosystems and preserve habitats for diverse marine species, such as the Moss Beach tide pools and the Fitzgerald Marine Reserve.

• Helmet included
• Bicycle use provided

Take part in Half Moon Bay’s oceanic and historical downtown journey. Travel to a variety of stunning views, encompassing both natural and historic elements. Revel in the inherent charm of Half Moon Bay, covering the entire area, including all the notable places on our assisted electric bike adventure. An opportunity not to be overlooked! The coastal trail of Half Moon Bay is considered the most splendid cycling course in California.

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