Make a nice field trip to Half Moon Bay. Enjoy the beach and a seafood lunch at the ever-popular Sam's Chowder House and then, visit Pillar Point Harbor (1 Johnson Pier) to get fresh seafood off the boats. Mornings are best. You may get lucky and spot a friendly seal swimming amongst the fishing boats, pleading for fish.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgecZ_vN6Cr9d4I4HC1I-lChXFGD1v3eFMGB6pEiWzN4YFmMjZi3hGpW1AafvKkJ0z2T6PqMzCfwUdSX8OXlaYcxRgIzy-s-YV1ABdNQPtvXIjyeXMUJniihg2UZWu5VzSsUY_FsL6dLpE/s320/IMG_3844.JPG) |
Find the fresh catch of the day advertised on white boards on the pier. This weekend (15th Nov) is dungeness crab season. |
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgRbS4270adfUWgbm0uOi8f5ek2YVJM1lTiuPaBD-7s8SfdX5REC8yAESnSQxsfXmrn38v4cQkNXkpPxijNMULZNLROpUcN1ICzDweyHTl8rHr_4TuUBA6Yksc1Ao1Nt5B2HoEeOojcF3U/s320/IMG_3845.JPG) |
Can't find anything you want on the boats? Head down to Princeton Seafood Co for a selection of seafood.
Half Moon Bay Fish Market (99 San Mateo Road) has a better selection of seafood. We bought Prawns at $16 a pound, a dozen fresh oysters at $12 flat and freshly caught sea bass. It's not the cheapest but it's fresh! |
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjFYhdpFKRzd-mWuFtJ3ZC3GqOaIVX96EDjC884fgGPJ9R_xJTwBWo0KylTlZd1usDn3qXfpMZeg4_lKAlHLYedIyajyZVwn1tsDW0dzbcfOA9UUWSDd2lymQMA0_Vx1IUXhMRyqCK_7r4/s320/IMG_3866.JPG) |
Enjoy the sunset at Crystal Lake, near Half Moon Bay |
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEg_xyY85ZXOQdBy5ekWRzOx-zUM2SyeuOKza8lxFRQ1SB1M7Lv97USrlGIFYqYxLj-lB3o8bdX8ygDy4lEzNueyfJ_CvrOmLwl5Hr7Pv8j0sYS9_DddEzGjQsWJonK1oW3u8u6L6prnPEU/s320/IMG_3839.JPG) |
Take a stroll at Half Moon Bay state beach. Parking is $10 but you can always find street parking and walk in. |
No comments:
Post a Comment