Hotels in Pacifica

Linda Mar's dreamy coastline gives surfers and beach lovers their daily dose of ocean therapy. Pacifica State Beach offers consistent waves and sandy shores, while nearby trails at Mori Point and Pedro Point Headlands reward hikers with jaw-dropping ocean panoramas. The neighborhood has a chill, residential vibe that feels worlds away from San Francisco's hustle. Beach cottages and vacation rentals dominate the accommodation scene, most with killer ocean views. The dining options skew casual with fresh seafood and Mexican spots closing early evening. Having a car is practically a must here—public transit is limited and most shops are clustered around the small Linda Mar Shopping Center.

Pacifica's Fairmont neighborhood offers attractions including Santa Cruz Mountains.

Sharp Park Beach stretches along the Pacific with its iconic fishing pier extending into crashing waves. The Alister MacKenzie-designed golf course sprawls across coastal bluffs, offering a peaceful retreat from urban life. Mori Point's rugged trails wind through native wildflowers with dramatic clifftop views that make even amateur photographers look good. Casual beachside cafes and family restaurants serve fresh seafood with ocean views worth every penny. Most visitors stay in vacation rentals or small coastal motels that prioritize location over luxury. A car is essential for exploring this quiet neighborhood, though you'll find plenty to enjoy within walking distance.

Edgemar-Pacific Manor offers a slice of authentic coastal California without the tourist crowds. Scenic ocean trails and clifftop paths lead to breathtaking Pacific views. The Santa Cruz Mountains provide a stunning natural backdrop, while nearby beaches beckon for morning strolls or sunset watching. This peaceful residential neighborhood gives you the perfect taste of local California living. Vacation rentals and cozy bed & breakfasts make up most lodging options here. While dining choices are limited within the neighborhood, you'll find family-run cafes serving casual American fare. Having a car is essential as public transit is sparse, but the quiet streets and ocean proximity make it worth the extra planning.