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Rural: mountain, panoramic views of the mountains, foothills and ocean
Welcome to Santa Barbara—The American Riviera®. Where golden hillsides cascade into sparkling seas. Red-tile roofs give way to abundantly sunny skies. Santa Barbara is a city on the central California coast, with the Santa Ynez Mountains as dramatic backdrop. Downtown, Mediterranean-style white stucco buildings with red-tile roofs reflect the city’s Spanish colonial heritage. Upscale boutiques and restaurants offering local wines and seasonal fare line State Street. On a nearby hill, Mission Santa Barbara, founded in 1786, houses Franciscan friars and a museum. This is where wine country and lush gardens welcome you, festivals and music dance through the streets, and porticos lead to quaint downtown enclaves. Scenic views are everywhere. Santa Barbara creates a postcard-perfect backdrop for your next coastal retreat.
Pack your bags, throw on those shades & hit the streets for an unforgettable experience in one of the most beautiful places in the world. #SeeSB
Consider yourself warned — Santa Barbara has wanderlust written all over it. And once you set foot in this fair city, you’ll want to come back again and again.
Enjoy Santa Barbara’s year-round, Mediterranean-style weather on sandy beaches. Follow the bike path that parallels the ocean and stretches from one beach to the next. And when you’ve found the perfect landing spot, drop your bags and go for a dip in moderate temperature waters. Fancy something a bit sportier? Head out toward the Santa Barbara Channel on a stand-up paddleboard or kayak. Across the harbor, visit Stearns Wharf, where you can go wine tasting in the only wine bar that sits over the ocean where you might just catch a glimpse of dolphins playing in the water.
Wander the streets of uptown and downtown Santa Barbara, where you’ll find boutiques, trusted name-brand stores, locally owned restaurants and cafés, and a generous dose of culture. Stroll through one of California’s oldest outdoor arcades, Paseo de la Guerra. Spend a day of refinement in art museums and galleries. Discover the rich history of the Presidio Neighborhood and visit one of Santa Barbara’s oldest original homes in Casa de la Guerra. At night, be entertained under the stars with a concert performance at the Santa Barbara Bowl, located at the base of The American Riviera® or catch a live theater show at Ensemble Theatre Company at the New Vic.
Visit The Funk Zone, a storied area located between the Pacific Ocean and Highway 101 that is home to artisanal restaurants, wine-tasting rooms, award-winning craft breweries, distilleries in renovated warehouses, and tucked-away galleries. This area is also serves as the epicenter of the Urban Wine Trail — a self-guided trail of 20+ tasting rooms pouring Santa Barbara County wines, which makes getting to know our wine country fun and easy.
From foodie joints in The Funk Zone to historic streets in the Presidio to irresistible storefronts on State Street, explore Santa Barbara’s beautiful, eclectic neighborhoods and get ready to be wowed.

Travel Summary -
12-15 minute drive from Santa Barbara Airport and a 2-hour drive from LAX (Los Angeles International Airport).
Driving
Brush up on your SB expertise with these quick Santa Barbara travel tips — all of which will help you make the most of your time here.
1. Santa Barbara is easy to get to. Distances to SB from other California destinations include:
Hollywood: 89 mi./142 km
LAX: 92 mi./148 km
San Diego: 228 mi./367 km
San Francisco: 332 mi./534 km
Weather
2. The weather is second to none. The weather in Santa Barbara is amazing. All. Year. Long. But, don’t forget the sunscreen—Santa Barbara sees an average of 300+ days of sunshine every year.
Flying In
For those who are flying in, Santa Barbara Municipal Airport (SBA) is a short 8-mile drive from downtown, and offers 40 daily departures and multiple non-stop daily flights to and from major hubs, including Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle, Portland, Denver, Phoenix and Dallas. It’s relatively easy and convenient to fly to Santa Barbara and experience the stunning beauty, delicious cuisine and fun activities you’ll find in the American Riviera.
The Santa Barbara Airport reflects the area’s laid-back attitude and distinctive architecture. If your visit to Santa Barbara starts and ends here, you will arrive and depart in true Santa Barbara style. But flying in and out are only a small aspect of the SBA experience. The beautifully designed facility features a Public Art Program, which showcases commissioned art, long-term loan of existing art, and rotating exhibits of regional art so you can enjoy a last taste of SB’s unique arts and culture while you wait for your flight.
Driving In
Santa Barbara is a dreamy coastal enclave, ideally situated along California’s storied Highway 101. #SeeSB
Road trippers love Santa Barbara’s proximity to both Los Angeles and San Francisco. The dreamy coastal enclave is ideally situated along California’s storied Highway 101. It’s worth noting that Santa Barbara should make up more than a quick detour or afternoon stop on your trip. Even the heartiest road warriors will want to park and play for at least a full day.
San Diego and LA to the South
From the south, Santa Barbara is 228 miles from San Diego, and 92 miles from Los Angeles. From the north, you travel 332 miles from San Francisco to get here. Santa Barbara also provides an excellent hub to explore nearby world-renowned wine country.
If you’re driving to Santa Barbara, you will most likely enjoy a scenic trip along Highway 101 or the Pacific Coast Highway, but it’s the destination that is sure to make its mark on your map.
TRAIN
Make the most of your Santa Barbara adventure aboard Amtrak® Pacific Surfliner® where your getaway starts as soon as you step onto the train. Much more than just getting from point A to point B, traveling to Santa Barbara on the Pacific Surfliner allows you to relax and savor the travel experience. Visit the Sea View Café featuring fresh salads and sandwiches, snacks, local craft beer, cocktails, and wine or simply settle into your roomy seat to unwind and enjoy the spectacular views along the Pacific Coast.
Santa Barbara Amtrak Routes
Santa Barbara is served by two Amtrak train routes, the Pacific Surfliner and Coast Starlight.
The Pacific Surfliner hugs the southern California coast from San Luis Obispo to San Diego, with multiple stops in San Diego, Orange, LA and Ventura Counties. Santa Barbara county destinations include Lompoc-Surf, Guadalupe, Goleta, Santa Barbara, and Carpinteria. Connecting Thruway bus service is offered from the train station to the UCSB Campus, Solvang-Santa Ynez Valley and Santa Maria. Onboard amenities include complimentary Wi-Fi and bicycle storage (reservations required). Business Class on the Pacific Surfliner also includes reserved seating and complimentary refreshments.
The Coast Starlight connects Seattle and Los Angeles, winding through Portland, the San Francisco Bay Area, Sacramento, Paso Robles, SLO and Santa Barbara. The train features sleeping accommodations, coach and business class as well as a Dinning Car and Sightseer Lounge/Cafe.
Santa Barbara Train Station
The Santa Barbara Amtrak station is located in downtown Santa Barbara just two blocks from the beach and Stearns Warf. Visit the popular Funk Zone and Urban Wine Trail beginning right across the street from the station. Hotels, shops and restaurants in the heart of downtown are located within a few blocks walk from the station.
To make it even easier to get around Santa Barbara, the Pacific Surfliner offers complimentary transfers to your final destination via SBMTD buses and electric shuttles. This connect to local transit program allows passengers the convenience of connecting to public transit for free by showing their Pacific Surfliner train ticket.
The train station is fully staffed and features checked baggage service, enclosed waiting area, restrooms, payphone, free short-term parking and wheelchair accessibility.