Spring Summer Fall Winter
No matter what time of year, the Oregon Coast offers
unique opportunities for exploration and relaxation.
Spend the lazy days of summer on the beach, enjoying the warmth of the
sand between your toes.
Yachats - Where the Trees Meet the Seas - Surrounded by
beautiful forest foliage - come watch the explosion of color in the Fall
or Spring.
Cozy up together and experience the awesome waves crashing against the
ebony rocks during a winter storm. Then spend the day beachcombing
for treasures brought in by the ocean's tides.
Reserve your room at the
Ya'Tel Motel in
Yachats, Oregon now!
Call
1-800-406-1338!
Watch the grey whales on their annual migration. In late December herds of whales pass by as they head south to Baja California, Mexico to give birth. The herd then travels back to the north, the majority passing by the Oregon coast during Spring break, near the end of March. The whales are now closer, within 3 miles of shore, some taking time to eat along the way. The mothers and calves come along after the herd, following from April through June. Although the majority of gray whales make the long journey, a few hundred stay along the Oregon coast year-round, to feed. These whales are called “resident whales” and can be seen close to shore, along the coast. These whales remain until November, when they join the rest of the herd traveling south.