Embark on a coastal retreat to remember with Morro Bay vacation rentals. Explore unique terrain, observe marine animals up close, experience local wines and foods, and settle into some well-deserved relaxation. With the calming crash of waves and an unbeatable view, your vacation is just beginning.
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Yes. 16 of our Morro Bay vacation rentals have internet access, so you can stay connected throughout your trip.
Browse homes with internet access >Absolutely. Our local Morro Bay team includes professional housekeepers who care for all our homes here. They’ll clean thoroughly and restock amenities, so everything is ready for your arrival—and all you have to do is settle in and relax.
Learn more about Vacasa Premium Clean >Morro Bay is a quiet little gem to discover the Golden State's sometimes-overlooked areas, and our Morro Bay vacation rentals make a fantastic home base for your next getaway. At just over 10 square miles, there is a wide variety of both urban and outdoor activities such as antique stores, boutiques, and the Morro Bay Skateboard Museum. If you prefer to observe wildlife, take a charter expedition with Sub Sea Tours where you might spot humpbacks, gray whales, and dolphins.
As one of the Nine Sisters, a series of volcanic lava necks formed thousands of years ago, Morro Rock stands in the causeway between the ocean and the harbor—the perfect place to birdwatch for falcons and cormorants, or uncover small sea creatures in the tide pools below. Less than an hour's drive away, you’ll find Osos Oaks State Natural Reserve, which has trees hundreds of years old set among the ancient dunes. Plan your trip in early October for the Morro Bay Harbor Festival or in December for the dazzling Lighted Boat Parade.
You'll find this friendly small town sitting right on the Pacific Coast, halfway between San Francisco and Los Angeles. As a part of San Luis Obispo County, our Morro Bay beach houses are also close to a handful of quaint hamlets. You can easily reach the town via scenic California Highway 1 along the coast. You'll immediately notice it by the distinct volcanic landmass Morro Rock, from which the town gets its name.
