“A handful of charming cottages attached to the long-standing Nick's Cove Restaurant and Oyster Bar. Accommodation is quaint and traditional, packed with antiques and offering sea views. Spend days outdoors on the coast before returning for some hearty seafood.”
“A handful of charming cottages attached to the long-standing Nick's Cove Restaurant and Oyster Bar. Accommodation is quaint and traditional, packed with antiques and offering sea views. Spend days outdoors on the coast before returning for some hearty seafood.”
Recommended For
- Foodies
- Nick’s Cove Restaurant and Oyster Bar is an all-American roadside stop serving simple but excellent seafood
- Short break
- Just an hour outside San Franciso on the famed Highway 1, the perfect choice for a weekend escape
- Cycling
- Cycle along the scenic Point Reyes National Seashore
- Other Activities
- Spend lazy days on the numerous picturesque beaches
- Great walks
- Spend a day hiking in Tomales Bay State Park
- Sailing
- Kayaking
- Fishing
- Pet friendly
- All but five of the cottages are pet friendly
- Family Suites
- Less £
- Charming
- Sit-out Terrace
- Full of character
- Intimate
- Traditional
- Restaurant with rooms
- Child friendly
- Quirky
- Sea Views
- Restaurant
Facilities
- Pet friendly
- All but five of the cottages are pet friendly
- Parking
- Shops
- Family Suites
- Bar
- Massage
- Sit-out Terrace
- Wifi
- Air conditioning
- Concierge
- Child friendly
- Garden
- Restaurant
Activities
- Cycling
- Cycle along the scenic Point Reyes National Seashore
- Other Activities
- Spend lazy days on the numerous picturesque beaches
- Great walks
- Spend a day hiking in Tomales Bay State Park
- Sailing
- Kayaking
- Fishing
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Nick's Cove
After a day of exploring Northern California’s famed Highway 1, Nick’s Cove is the place to stop and take it all in. Slurp locally harvested oysters and indulge in macaroni cheese studded with chunks of Dungeness crab before settling in at your seaside cottage to watch the sun set over Point Reyes National Seashore.
Originally published by The Telegraph (view article)
