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Santa Cruz, California is located in Santa Cruz County and is a diverse community with a variety of distinctive topography. Many unique neighborhoods can be found here. Whether you prefer a small “artsy” atmosphere on the beach, quaint towns nestled in the redwood forest, an upscale gated or golf-course community, an estate that provides you with views of the Monterey Bay, or the vibrant downtown city life, the area has something for everyone.
Santa Cruz is named after the Mission Santa Cruz, or Holy Cross, whose majestic profile is one of your first views when coming into the city from Highway 17/880. Santa Cruz is located on California's Central Coast, 65 miles south of San Francisco and 35 miles north of Monterey. Situated on the North side of the sparkling Monterey Bay, surrounded by old growth Redwood forests, Santa Cruz County has 29 miles of sunny beaches and includes 6 state parks and 6 state beaches. The closest airport is located in San Jose, which is 30 miles northeast of Santa Cruz.
The climate here is mild, with average temperatures in the mid-70's in the summer and mid-50's in the winter with fairly low humidity. Annual rainfall averages 31 inches, with most of the rainfall occurring between November and April. Morning fog is not uncommon. There are approximately 300 days of sunshine per year in sunny Santa Cruz.
Recreational opportunities abound, mountain biking, hiking, golfing, kayaking, deep-sea fishing, and let's not forget surfing. Nick-named “Surf-City,” Santa Cruz also hosts California's first Surfing Museum, located in the Lighthouse on West Cliff Drive, honoring a sport that came into its own here and still rules the waves. Fine art, cultural experiences, gourmet cuisine, wine-tasting and a multitude of unique shopping opportunities are also available in the Santa Cruz area.
Home to University of California Santa Cruz, Cabrillo College and just a short commute to California State University at Monterey Bay and San Jose State University, Santa Cruz is home to a well-educated and articulate population of intellectuals and politically active residents.
Santa Cruz County has enchanted visitors and residents alike since the 1800's and will no doubt enchant you as well!
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Aptos evolved from a Native American Indian village to a Mexican cattle rancho. Next it was purchased by Claus Spreckels, the sugar millionaire, t... Read more
The quaint seaside enclave of Capitola has much to offer. Established in 1874, this community wears its age well. You'll notice the character of th... Read more
Sunny Soquel, CA is located inland from Capitola, on the cost of Central Californa. Nearby, scenic two lane roads lead to family owned vineyards an... Read more
Nestled at the foot of the southern end of the Santa Cruz Mountains is the small community of Corralitos, home to the nationally famous Corralito... Read more
Sereno, in English, means Serene and that's the best way to describe this beautiful, affluent community known as Monte Sereno, California. Thi... Read more
Located in the heart of the majestic redwood forest, Lompico is a great location in the San Lorenzo Valley~ only 4 miles to charming Felton, 1... Read more
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