The L-shaped pier, most commonly called the Pacifica Pier or Sharp Park Pier, is officially titled the Rev. Herschell Harkins Memorial Pier, located along the coast of Pacifica, CA. This public pier requires no fishing license. READ MORE
Category: Family Fun
One Fine Weekend in Pacifica
Wild coast, wildlife, wildflowers. Spring is seductive in Pacifica. With some 3,600 acres of open space and postcard views of the coast, the best way to experience Pacifica is to engage all your senses. READ MORE
Spectator Worthy: The Big Chill Out
Pacifica is home to some of the San Francisco Bay Area’s best surfing beaches. One of the most popular beginner surfing spots is Linda Mar State Beach. This beach is a mile-long stretch on the north end of Pacifica, just north of picturesque Pedro Point. It’s well-liked by many as is known for being somewhat protected from the READ MORE
Biking Pacifica
Getting out of the house and into the fresh air is more important than ever. Those who want to pedal their way through the outdoors will find great biking trails in Pacifica. READ MORE
Feeling Crabby?
Where’s the best bet to capture these tasty crustaceans? Pack up your gear and head to the Pacifica Municipal Pier. No fishing license required and it’s FREE! READ MORE
Get Out of the House…Go Whale Watching!
While COVID still has us sheltering in place, outdoor enthusiats will discover that Pacifica is the perfect destination for a whale watching adventure. Capture these gentle giants as they emark on their migration journey. READ MORE
Pacifica Sets the Stage for Hollywood’s Silver Screen
From dramatic surf scenes to cars diving off the cliffside of Mori Point, Pacifica has set the stage for many suspenseful moments on the silver screen. READ MORE
Hit The Beach
Just minutes from San Francisco, but miles away from the hustle and bustle of city life, Pacifica is a quaint beach town with rocky shores, restaurants serving the freshest seafood and tons for the kids to do. READ MORE
Take A Hike
California’s greatest treasures are the small coastal towns that dot the Pacific Ocean and the Bay Area community of Pacifica is home to the state’s greatest hiking trails. READ MORE
