Gunn High School's Student Newspaper
Celebrating spring: Beaches and directions
Published on April 26, 2006 in Volume 42, Issue 6
Seabright Beach, Santa Cruz

Seabright is a great beach because it offers something for everyone. Seabright allows dogs so it is a great place to bring your dog to play in the water with other dogs. At the end of the beach is a cave to explore. Head out to Seabright at sunset and create a bonfire with your friends using the bonfire pits available.

Estimated Time (from Palo Alto): 51 minutes

Montara State Beach, Montara

Montara is a great spot to relax and enjoy the beach. There is a small cove where you can sit above the water and watch the giant waves. It is private and never crowded.

Estimated Time: 46 minutes

Ano Nuevo

Point Ano Nuevo is a must-see attraction on the California Coast. It is the largest mainland breeding colony in the world for the northern elephant seal. From December to March the beach is occupied by hundreds of elephant seals, sea lions and other sea life. So if you want to see marine life in its natural habitat, check out Ano Nuevo.

Estimated Time: 1 Hour 8 Minutes

Sunny Cove, Santa Cruz

This small and personal beach is perfect for boogie boarding, body surfing and beginner to advanced surfing.

Estimated Time: 53 Minutes

Tunitas, Half Moon Bay

Tunitas is a great beach to go to if you are looking for an adventure. To get down to the beach you have to scale a cliff. Once you get down, there is an abandoned house open to explore. However, adventurers much watch their step for poison ivy.

Estimated Time: 47 minutes


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