Other Sonoma Coast areas:
Fort Ross, Timbercove, Sea Ranch & Annapolis   -  Duncans Mills   -    Occidental & Freestone

Valley Ford  In the middle of several farming communities along the ocean, Valley Ford is a great place for ocean and cliff walks and the fresh salty sea air. Valley Ford has a feel of “times past” and offers absolutely stunning sunsets.

Bodega   Just five miles inland from the coast, perched on a hillside, you will find the tiny town of Bodega. Alfred Hitchcock made this town famous when he filmed The Birds in 1962. Here you will enjoy art, antiquing, eclectic cafes and boutiques.

Bodega Bay   This bustling little fishing village offers golfing, boat charters, horseback riding, galleries, and gift shops. Fresh seafood is served in an assortment of fine restaurants ad cafes. It is a favorite place to view migrating whales from December through March as well as migrating butterflies, And you will also want to keep an eye out for Great Blue Herons and Egrets. Bodega Head, a peninsula that forms the protective arm between the ocean and the bay, is the best place to watch migrating whales.

Jenner   Perched on a cliff where the ocean meets the Russian River is the tiny town of Jenner. This picturesque town offers excellent restaurants featuring the freshest of seafood and nighttime entertainment. One of its major highlights is Goat Rock Beach, a popular breeding ground for harbor seals. You can also observe Penny Island Bird Sanctuary as you to explore the exquisite coastal nature of Sonoma County.

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Dining and other information.

 

 
Special Feature
The Ren Brown Collection
Located in Bodega Bay

The Ren Brown Collection is a long-established and well-respected art gallery. Opened in early 1990, it is housed in a refurbished building with shoji and a small, serene Japanese garden. The gallery is dedicated to showing contemporary art from both sides of the Pacific Ocean. A major focus of the gallery is on modern Japanese prints by living artist, including Toko Shinoda, Ryohei Tanaka, Yuji Hiratsuka, Iwao Akiyama, and others. Some of this artwork can be found nowhere else in northern California. The original prints are done in traditional woodblock, as well as more Occidental mediums, such as serigraphy, etching, stencil, and lithography--often on fine handmade papers. Subjects and themes vary widely, and images are both abstract and representational. Regional artists of Northern California are also featured at the Ren Brown Collection. Works include sculpture, watercolors, woodcuts, acrylic paintings, serigraphs, monotypes, handmade paper, baskets, original jewelry and ceramics. In addition, the gallery features a varied selection of antique Japanese furnishings--tansu chests, step chests, trunks and more. (707) 875-2922

 
 

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