Thinking about visiting Seaside for Spring Break?

Seaside is the see-and-do capital of the Oregon Coast

The Quieter Side of Seaside

Seaside without the bustle of Broadway? If that sounds more your speed, know it's possible to experience a quiet beach getaway without ever venturing as far north as downtown Seaside. Whether you're a frequent visitor or a first-timer, take time to explore the quieter side of Seaside – the south end. WHERE TO EAT AND WHAT TO DO

Whale Watching Wonder While it's possible to see whales all year along the Oregon Coast, visitors tend to flock to Seaside and other coastal communities during  Spring Whale Watching Week which runs March 23 through March 31.  GET WHALE WATCHING TIPS       Spring Event Guide  If you think Seaside is only a summertime destination, get ready to adjust your mindset! From world-class whale watching to history lectures to a 10th annual brew fest, it's worth planning a spring trip to Seaside. READ THE GUIDE       A Little Kid on a Big Beach This photo of an anonymous 3-year-old boy in the early 1940s is an iconic portrayal of Seaside's treasured experience. Thinking back on memories, there's always a magical quality to days spent at the ocean.  GO DOWN MEMORY LANE     Advertisements   Enjoy a guided tour of 8 zip lines in a beautiful setting at High Life Adventures!   McMenamins Gearhart Get cozy at the beach for a coastal getaway.   Hillcrest Inn - Stay and save  $10 off your 1st night!   River Inn at Seaside - Seaside's award-winning hotel.         info@seasideor.com(503) 738-3097 Stop in and see us when you arrive: Seaside Visitors Bureau 7 N Roosevelt (Hwy 101) | Seaside, OR 97138   This email was sent to: sunyday76@aol.com This email was sent by: Seaside Visitors Bureau 7 N Roosevelt (Hwy 101) Seaside, OR 97138 1-888-306-2326 Unsubscribe Modify your Subscription