Landmark 1786 Spanish mission with period art & artifacts, gardens with ocean views & a gift shop. We will just pass by this stop to take some pictures and all the scenery in. If you would like to spend more time here, there is an optional tour that is not included to explore a bit more. You can purchase the tickets at the booth.

1929 tile-roof courthouse complex known for a mural room & Spanish Colonial Revival embellishments.

Historical site housing remnants of a 1782 Spanish fortress, including 2 original adobe buildings.

Best shopping area of Santa Barbara. Filled with great eats better described as an open-air mall with a variety of well-known chain retailers, plus a movie theater & dining.

The Funk Zone is a unique Santa Barbara arts, culture, business, and industrial district between State Street and Garden Street, and Montecito Street to Cabrillo Boulevard. This amalgamation of historical marine structures, industrial lots, and houses has a unique history in manufacturing, lumber, citrus, produce, and fishing. Over the years, many artists have found creative freedom by carving out studio spaces in this “funky” area of Santa Barbara, and so have wineries, restaurants, art galleries, and shops.

Storied wooden wharf offering restaurants, varied shops, a small aquarium & water views.

City beach offering both white sand & a grass lawn, plus picnic areas, showers & restrooms.

Long, palm-lined sandy beach known for its sunsets & volleyball, lifeguarded during summer months.