Coos Bay

Coos Bay, the largest city on the Oregon coast, boasts a rich industrial history that spans from shipbuilding to modern economic activities. This vibrant city combines its industrial heritage with a lively waterfront, a charming downtown area, and a thriving arts scene. Nearby Charleston offers easy access to picturesque state parks like Sunset Bay, Shore Acres, and Cape Arago, perfect for activities such as mountain biking, paddling, and exploring scenic hiking trails. Coos Bay and its surroundings promise an enriching outdoor experience amidst stunning coastal and forest landscapes.

Coos Bay Tours

South Slough kayak launch at Hinch rd, OR 43°16'34.0"N 124°19'12.1"W

South Slough Coos Bay

Home to the South Slough National Estuarine Research Reserve which is a protected area of land and estuary.

Lodging & Activities

Bay Point Landing

Bay point Landing has become a tourist destination for providing a unique, contemporary camping camping experience in Coos Bay, Oregon.

Itty Bitty Inn

At the Itty Bitty Inn, we make lifelong friends with those who visit our inn. – Totally feel free to do the robot with us.

Wild Rivers Coast Food Trail

Enjoy the best local produce, farm-to-table restaurants, beer, and more that the southern Oregon coast has to offer.

Whiskey Run Trails

Want to ride some of the best trails on the Oregon Coast? Come to Whiskey Run to experience everything from fast flowing trails to big jumps and technical down hill.

South Coast Tours, LLC

South Coast Tours offers a variety of fully equipped 2-20 person tours as well as custom overnight tours. We also do tours in the Bandon and Coos Bay region.

The mighty Coos Bay estuary has a ton of paddling opportunities including the nations first National Estuarine Research Reserve in the South Slough of Coos Bay.

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Land Acknowledgement

South Coast Tours would like to offer our respect for the first peoples of this land. We reflect on the displacement, forced removal, and genocides that took place in Oregon and beyond to ensure we honor the gravity of the past.