Adelie & Liam
Things To Do
State Street
State Street is the central artery that runs through Santa Barbara, from the ocean all the way up through the downtown district. This 2-mile stretch from is lined with shops, restaurants, bars, cafes etc. Some favorites: Dune Coffee Roasters, Modern Times Beer, Sama Sama Kitchen, SB Public Market
The Funk Zone
Hip neighborhood downtown known as The Funk Zone. Originally an industrial area taken over by artists who have turned the abandoned warehouses into studios. In addition to artist galleries you’ll find wineries, tasting rooms, farm-to-table restaurants, unique shops, a micro brewery and Santa Barbara’s first distillery. A few of our favorites: The Blue Door (vintage store), the "Urban Wine Trail," Flor de Maiz (Mexican/margs with ocean views), SeaVee's (cool, casual, SB-born clothing co.), Loquita (Spanish tapas), Lucky Penny (great 'za), Loveworn (art & artisan clothing). And so much more
Stearns Wharf
Stearns Wharf is the focal point of the Santa Barbara waterfront. Visitors can stroll out the wharf and enjoy views of the harbor on one side, East Beach on the other, and the Channel Islands in the distance. A variety of shops and restaurants are situated on the wharf, along with the Ty Warner Sea Center, fishing areas, and a water taxi. Parking is allowed on the wharf.
SB Buggie
Unique, 2-person convertible buggies available for rent. A really fun way to drive around and see Santa Barbara.
East Beach
Gorgeous, pristine beach on the California coast. Clean and rarely crowded. Perfect place to spend an afternoon.
Old Mission Santa Barbara
Visitors can tour this historic Franciscan mission that features twin bell towers and lovely gardens.