PortSanLuisHarborDistrict

PortSanLuisHarborDistrict Serving the community through stewardship, safety, and access to our active harbor, and coastline.

Weekend plans? We’ve got a few ideas. Whether you’re looking to get out on the water, explore the coastline, or spend th...
05/29/2026

Weekend plans? We’ve got a few ideas.

Whether you’re looking to get out on the water, explore the coastline, or spend the day by the beach, there’s plenty happening around Port San Luis and Avila Beach this weekend.

🥾 Hike the scenic Pecho Coast Trail to the historic Point San Luis Lighthouse

🎣 Join a morning of kayak fishing at Olde Port Beach targeting Rockfish, Ling Cod, and Halibut

🍓 Stroll the Avila Beach Farmers Market for fresh produce, local vendors, good food, and beachside fun

However you spend your weekend, we hope it includes a little sunshine, salty air, and time on the Central Coast.

Not every day at port is sunshine…and that’s part of the beauty.
05/28/2026

Not every day at port is sunshine…and that’s part of the beauty.

A little calm after a busy holiday weekend. Not a bad way to ease into the week.
05/26/2026

A little calm after a busy holiday weekend.

Not a bad way to ease into the week.

See the coast from a different angle.There’s more to Port San Luis than the harbor itself.PG&E’s docent-led Pecho Coast ...
05/21/2026

See the coast from a different angle.

There’s more to Port San Luis than the harbor itself.

PG&E’s docent-led Pecho Coast Trail hikes offer rare public access to the scenic coastline behind the port and Diablo Canyon lands; complete with ocean views, wildlife, local history, and a guided experience along the way.

🥾 Approximately 3.75 miles roundtrip
📍 Hikes depart from the Fisherman’s Memorial at Port San Luis
🗓 Offered Wednesdays & Saturdays
💲 Free to attend
📲 Advance reservations recommended

Fresh air, coastal views, and a chance to explore a side of the Central Coast many people never get to see.
Reserve your spot here:
https://trails.pge.com/

From Morro Rock to Port San LuisLong before these pelicans claimed the jetty as their hangout, some of these massive bou...
05/20/2026

From Morro Rock to Port San Luis

Long before these pelicans claimed the jetty as their hangout, some of these massive boulders began as part of morro rock itself. Quarried decades ago to help build and protect harbors along the Central Coast.

History, wildlife, and the ocean all tied together in one view.



Thank you for bringing us out to get a closer look!

Address

3950 Avila Beach Drive
Avila Beach, CA
93424

Telephone

+18055955400

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