Santa Cruz County, California - Santa Cruz County's official visitor magazine is now available. This 92-page upscale lifestyle-driven publication illustrates the unique culture of the area that sets it apart from other coastal California destinations. Once produced annually, this vacation planner is now published once every two years.

Thoughtfully curated content in the form of bite-sized paragraphs creatively presented throughout the magazine accompanied by photography which captures the majestic yet playful essence of Santa Cruz County are woven throughout the guide.

Feature stories focus on the nine ecosystems within Santa Cruz County which can be found at area beaches and parks, the region's rich history of surfing, how accessible culture and creativity provide flavor and context to the destination, and the ways in which agriculture has impacted the local food and drink scene in dynamic and impactful ways.

Leaning into the opportunities for soft adventure and the abundance of nature, editorial is included focusing on different forms of rest and relaxation highlight local spas, parks, forests, beaches and hidden gems in local neighborhoods where peaceful respites can be found.

The back of the book section serves to inform visitors about where to stay, eat, and what to do while in-market. Complemented by native advertising from hotels, restaurants, attractions and other local businesses, this section of the magazine features dining and lodging listings highlighting the amenities offered by various restaurants, hotels, bed and breakfast inns, motels, vacation rentals, and campgrounds. Activity listings, signature events, and a redesigned county map in a playful aesthetic are also trademarks of the magazine.

For more information and to order a free guide or download a digital copy, visit SantaCruz.org 

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Getting There:   

Located along the Central Coast, Santa Cruz County, California, is approximately 70 miles/113 km south of San Francisco and 349 miles/562 km from Los Angeles. Many visitors choose to take scenic Highway 1 along the California coastline to Santa Cruz or Highway 17 through the Santa Cruz Mountains. Visitors can also choose to fly into San Francisco International Airport or San Jose Mineta International Airport.   

Press Contact:  

Christina Glynn, Director of Communications  

Visit Santa Cruz County   

Phone:  +1.831.429.7281 ext. 112.  

Email:  cglynn@santacruz.org.  

Mail:  303 Water Street, #100, Santa Cruz, CA  95060  

About VSCC: A private, non-profit corporation, Visit Santa Cruz County (VSCC) exists to enhance tourism and the economy by positioning Santa Cruz County as a visitor, conference, and film destination. For more information, contact VSCC at +1.831.425.1234 or visit VSCC's website at SantaCruz.org.