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Santa Barbara California

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    Santa Barbara California

    Welcome to part 4 of our 4 part series “Eco Friendly Southern California Travel Destinations.” You can read the other parts of this series here: Overview, Ventura, Channel Islands National Park.

    After your truly memorable visit to Ventura and the Channel Islands, move on to Santa Barbara, which is only about 28 miles up the coast from Ventura!

    This extraordinary city has something for everyone. You can visit the historic mission, relax on the beach, tour a sustainable winery, play golf, paraglide, go hiking, dine out at renowned restaurants, and so much more. For more detailed information, check out: Wikipedia’s Santa Barbara page.

    Lodging

    Some quick research on TripAdvisor will give you a good idea of some of the best hotels to stay at in this beautiful city. Here are some suggestions and links where you can find out more information and find traveler reviews…

    Inn of the Spanish Garden
    Marina Beach Motel
    Best Western Encina Lodge and Suites
    Brisas Del Mar, Inn at the Beach

    Restaurants

    From upscale to budget, quick service to casual, you should find something you are looking for here:

    TripAdvisor’s Guide to Santa Barbara Restaurants

    Wineries

    Santa Barbara County is home to dozens of wineries. What a better way to experience a tour of sustainable wineries and enjoy great wine tastings than by means of a “Sustainable Vine Wine Tour” aboard a biodiesel powered van! This is an unforgettable experience. Find out more at Sustainable Vine

    Read the rest of the 4 part series “Eco Friendly Vacations in Southern California” here…

    Overview
    Ventura
    Channel Islands National Park

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