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TOP WHALE-WATCHING SPOTS
Watch for spouts, sounding and breaching whales and pods. Anywhere coastal will do,
but the following are some of the North Coast's best:
Bodega Head
Mendocino Headlands State Park
Jug Handle State Reserve
MacKerricher State Park
Shelter Cove & Lost Coast
Trinidad Head Trail
Klamath River Overlook
Sleeping & Eating
Wharf Master's Inn HOTEL
( 800-932-4031, 707-882-3171; www.wharfmasters.com ; 785 Iversen Ave; r $100-195; )
This is a cluster of small, modern rooms on a cliff overlooking fishing boats and a stilt
pier. Tidy and very clean, rooms have the character of a chain hotel.
Coast Guard House Inn INN
( 707-882-2442; www.coastguardhouse.com ; 695 Arena Cove; r $165-265; )
Come here if you want to soak up old-world oceanside charm and are willing to deal with
historic plumbing. It's a 1901 Cape Cod-style house and cottage, with water-view rooms.
Coast Guard Homes VACATION RENTAL
( 877-725-4448; 45500 Lighthouse Rd; houses $135-235)
True lighthouse buffs should look into staying at the plain three-bedroom, kitchen-
equipped former Coast Guard homes at the Lighthouse. They're quiet, wind-swept re-
treats.
Franny's Cup & Saucer BAKERY
( www.frannyscupandsaucer.com ; 213 Main St; items from $2;
8am-4pm Wed-Sat)
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