Giorgio Jovani di Salvatore
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We traveled to the Central Coast from the southern California to enjoy its beach living. We visited the pier for 4th of July because we saw online that a sandcastle competition was to take place at 8am. Then, a local in Paso Robles mentioned that they were headed to Cayucos for the holiday, so we figured it must be something to try. We expected professionally-sculpted castles, but these were great nonetheless. The pier and beach were filled with tons of locals enjoying the festivities. Local shops and restaurants were open and thriving. Pop up vendor tents were placed along the sidewalks and the castles were accessible for all to see. Certainly, this was a busy day for the pier, bit it was nice to see the community's involvement in its annual festivities. Parking was first come- first served but manageable. The pier is welcoming and quaint. For us city folk, the pier was inviting and accessible. Thank you, Cayucos, for your hospitality.