Santa Barbara's Favorite Beachside Hotel
Santa Barbara offers a wide assortment of bars and clubs for your nighttime entertainment. You can find beer, wine, and cocktails; music with and without dancing; a place to talk or sing. Downtown you will find a cluster of options, … Continue reading
Santa Barbara is one of those places where you just want to be outside. With that in mind, public and private organizations keep Santa Barbara trail-ready. Nearly 70 Santa Barbara trails offer hiking, biking, and horseback riding. A favorite is … Continue reading
Santa Barbara has year-round sunshine and sits right on a beautiful stretch of coastline, making it ideal for water sports lovers. Whether you’re into swimming, sailing, surfing, kayaking, or paddle boarding, enjoy it all in Santa Barbara. Staying at The Eagle … Continue reading
What kind of retail therapy can you expect when you’re in Santa Barbara? Whether you’re looking for beach souvenirs, designer stores, open-air shopping plazas, or vintage goods, shopping in Santa Barbara has it all. And Eagle Inn’s convenient location makes … Continue reading
You will find a range of impressive Santa Barbara golf courses to suit all budgets, tastes, and skill levels. Each venue has its own history, personality, and stunning views of the mountains, ocean, or both. Most have 18-hole and 9-hole … Continue reading
Santa Barbara has a thriving theater, film, and performing arts scene. You’ll find a combination of historical and modern Santa Barbara theaters that host everything from concerts, movies, and musicals to dance, lectures, and operas. Granada Theatre: A restored local … Continue reading
Santa Barbara’s culture can be found in more than the vineyards and wine-tasting rooms. The city has a healthy dose of science, art, and history museums. Plus, as most California fourth-graders know, it’s home to one of the state’s missions. … Continue reading
Santa Barbara isn’t just a city; it’s a country – Santa Barbara Wine Country. Come explore—no passport required. Wine country is roughly between the Santa Ynez Mountains and the San Rafael Mountains, which provide multiple microclimates and soil compositions making … Continue reading
