Blog

Typically, when someone talks about saving money on vacations, it comes with suggestions of booking a lower quality hotel or rental, staying farther away from the popular parts of town, or sacrificing some key aspect of your trip. But what if we told you there was a way to save hundreds or even thousands of dollars on your vacation without sacrificing anything at all? Sounds too good to be true?...

Discover Why Cannon Beach is the Perfect Place to Take Your Next Fall Vacation The Oregon coast – Cannon Beach in particular – is a wonderful hidden gem of a location to take a fall vacation. Small crowds, dramatic scenery, and plenty of fun things to do are just a few reasons why you should seriously consider Cannon Beach for your next fall trip. Read on to discover more of...

Down scenic Highway 101, surrounded by sweeping ocean views and charming coastal towns, you’ll find some of the most picturesque spots in the Pacific Northwest. Whether you’re on a day trip from Portland or you’re staying with Beachcomber Vacation Homes in Cannon Beach, you can easily explore these communities when you visit, as well as nearby hiking trails, sandy beaches, landmarks, and state parks. If you’re planning a visit and...

Get Ready to Snap Some Incredible Photos at these Scenic Spots Around Cannon Beach Cannon Beach, OR is a stunning destination that offers some of the most scenic and picturesque views in the Pacific Northwest. Whether you’re a professional photographer or just love taking photos as a hobby, there are several must-visit spots that will leave you in awe. Here are some of the best places to take photos around...

Year after year, nearly 20,000 whales can be seen passing by the coast of Oregon. Migrating from Alaska to Mexico and back again, gray whales will swim either north or south and present one of the most amazing sights to observe in the whole state. If you’re planning a trip to Cannon Beach or Arch Cape, you might want to start considering how you can align your trip with the passing whale...

Hiking the Oregon Coast Trail (OCT) is no walk in the park. The trail spans Oregon’s entire coastline and demands 380 miles of hiking (425 if you omit the recommended ferries at water crossings). If you don’t look after your health and wellness during the trek, then you can quickly expend your energy and resources trying to reach the finish line. That’s no way to complete a marathon hike like...