Oregon Coastal Tour: Florence to Yachats
About this activity
Highlights
- Explore charming coastal towns of Florence and Yachats
- Browse unique antique shops and art galleries
- Stroll along scenic sandy beaches
- Visit historic working lighthouses
- Enjoy picturesque coastal landscapes
Full description
Included / Excluded
- Transportation from Eugene to Florence and Yachats
- Guided visits to local antique shops and art galleries
- Stops at scenic coastal beaches and working lighthouses
- Meals and personal expenses
Important information
Know before you book
- This tour is conducted in English; ensure you are comfortable with the language.
- The tour includes walking; participants should be able to walk at a moderate pace.
- Meals and personal expenses are not included; plan accordingly.
Know before you go
- Wear comfortable walking shoes suitable for beach walks and town exploration.
- Bring a light jacket or sweater, as coastal weather can be unpredictable.
- Don't forget your camera to capture the scenic views and historic sites.
Cancellation policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Accessibility
- Stroller Accessible
- Infant Seats Available
Good to know
- Children must be accompanied by an adult
- Operates in all weather conditions, please dress appropriately
- Minimum 4 persons for tour to operate
Traveler reviews
WOW, REALLY?
$750??? are you kidding me? No Lunch, dinner, drinks? What an unbelievable rip off. You are going to charge over $5000 to drive 8 people around in a van all day and give them bottled water and some general admission tickets to the sea lion caves. Unreal to think that anyone would be that dumb. disgusting.
Oregon coast
Took the Pacific Coast Highway from Florence to Seaside along the OREGON COAST……the views were Breathtaking and we made several stops along the way….we stayed overnight in Florence and in Seaside…..although we traveled in late July it got quite cold at nights especially in Florence….highs averaged in the mid 60’s and it was very windy
do not care about customer...
They put the wrong filter on our e450. Caused the bus to over heat. They will not back up their work and said we will have to get a lawyer to get our money for the tow and repairs.. The worse customer service ever!!!
Heaven on Earth
I feel like an insider here, having attended the University of Oregon for my undergrad years, going so far as to take a class called "Walk on the Oregon Coast" while at college. From that I fell in love with a little town called Bandon by the Sea, which is as quaint and lovely as the name implies. The class had such an impact on me that I spent every weekend I could driving out and camping along the coast, reading War & Peace while in a tent being pelted by rain, exploring lighthouses, stopping at Mo's for chowder and merrionberry pie (yum). But the best part of all was simply being able to unwind, slowing down to the pace of the ocean, feeling the Pacific against my shoulder. Time stands still here, to borrow the words of Neil Peart (RIP), the legendary drummer from Rush. Wherever I am in the world, I remember the Oregon Coast as the place I most feel human again. Like wearing a pair of faded bluejeans or a baggy knit sweater -- it's how I restore my sense of sanity..
Florence to Newport: Beautiful Coastal Drive!
My husband and I have driven the route frequently and enjoy the fabulous views each time. The road winds upward out of Florence with many curves and and views of the sea along the way. There are numerous pullouts and viewpoints where you can get off the highway. Also a number of short drives down to the ocean. It can be a bit slow in summer when lots of tourists are traveling. Normal travel time to Newport is a bit more than an hour. We urge you to make stops to view the beautiful coast line. The ocean is different each time we go as the season changes. We have traveled this route (and the return many times. Some small construction areas involved, but the wait time is generally quite short. We have traveled in many different months. For the question below, we just named one of the many months we have traveled this route.