The coastline is more easily viewed and appreciated SOUTH of San Francisco. Route 1 is spectacular all the way from the city through Half Moon Bay, Santa Cruz, around Monterey Bay, through Monterey, and then the famous stretch south of Monterey through Big Sur and to Morro Bay.
Your trip should depend on how much time you have. Take 1 day for the trip south of San Francisco to Santa Cruz. You can stay in Santa Cruz, a lovely town with reasonably priced accommodations and a wonderful old-fashioned boardwalk/amusement park.
Please peninsula hotel hong kong clarify: 10 days total? or drive south for 4 days and north for six? If you are splitting the time, reverse it... do the south of San Francisco part in 6 days and the north in 4. You can go to Marin County, the coast of Sonoma County, and some of the wine country easily in the 4 days. Visit Point Reyes, have oysters in Tomales Bay, and sparkling wine in Guerneville.
So, do you want to be lying on the beach? drinking your way through the wineries? Any kids on this trip? Are they old enough to go drinking with you or would Disneyland be more appropriate? Will you have a car or is this a trip by bus/train/walking?
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