This is my final post on the US destinations that I visited this year. Los Angeles is one of the go to destinations for people in the bay area. It is at a driving distance from San Jose and the surrounding places make it an ideal visit with family for long weekends. My friend got a deal to fly down to LA and since I had no plans for the long weekend, he asked me to join. There a lot of things to do in and around LA but I will focus on my itinerary.
Tuesday, December 29, 2015
Monday, December 28, 2015
Seattle
When I visited our office in Vancouver earlier this year, I did not
have a weekend on itinerary. I was supposed to land on a Saturday and
take off back to India the next Saturday. However I requested for a day
off and decided to stay back for a weekend. I had friends in US who were
ready to meetup in Seattle. I had a US B1 visa
and could visit them as Seattle is just 3 hrs by road from
Vancouver. Agenda was just a get together and bit of visiting places in
Seattle.
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Pismo Beach
Pismo beach is located on the highway 101 between San Jose and LA. It was a get together trip of our hostel gang. Pismo is famous for the ATV’s (All terrain vehicles) and Sky Diving. We only did the ATVs though.
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Sunday, December 13, 2015
Santa Cruz
In my previous post I wrote about Half Moon Bay. In this post I will write about Santa Cruz, and this is not the one in Mumbai. Unlike half moon bay, Santa Cruz is actually a proper city with an easily accessible beach. There is a bus every hour to/from San Jose and the ride is 1hr one way. I pinged one of my juniors who was in Santa Cruz for information but then on the day I woke up late that messed up my schedule. That is the biggest disadvantage of using public transport.
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Saturday, December 12, 2015
Half Moon Bay
I started my US blog series with an introduction to California and then wrote about San Francisco. The assumption I am going with is that most people who are traveling to the west coast will probably be staying in the Silicon Valley. In the next few posts I will write about the beaches I visited when I was in the bay area. The nearest beach to visit by public transport is Half Moon Bay. Of course you could drive there, which is the most convenient way.
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