REGISTER for the Half Moon Bay Coastside Chamber's 2025 Farms, Fish & Flowers Tour

REGISTER. $20/location.

The 34th annual Farms, Fish & Flowers offers the general public a once-a-year opportunity to visit the Half Moon Bay Coastside’s nurseries, greenhouses, historic sites, farms and even a working harbor. Many of these businesses are not ordinarily open to the public except during our event when they invite visitors for a behind-the-scenes tour of their facilities and operations.

There are a wide variety of experiences. The public can enjoy guided tours of flower gardens, organic herbs and field greens, a working dairy farm, Pillar Point Harbor, and much more.

Host locations will share helpful tips for pruning and caring for flowers, others will share their key to an efficient operation and some will share their colorful and fascinating family history and how it shaped their businesses today.

REGISTER. $20/location.

Locations & Times…

10:00am Options

Blue House Farm – A CCOF-certified organic farm. Working with POST, they have worked to restore and steward a historic 74-acre ranch in San Gregorio.  

Harley Farms – Meet our friendly herd of goats and their guardian dogs, plus the honey bees and peacocks. Bring your walking shoes as Farm Tours see parts of the Farm not accessible to the public. 

Pillar Point Harbor – Home port to a vital commercial fishing industry, to sport fishermen, and to pleasure boaters seeking the amenities this modern coastal harbor facility provides. Pillar Point Harbor has 369 berths and an inner and outer breakwater. 

12 Noon Options

Figone Nursery & Ranch – Locally grown, pesticide free wholesale flowers from Half Moon Bay. Established in 1967, Figone Nursery cultivates dahlias, ranunculus, callas, heather, and lavender on approximately 20 acres. 

Twisted Fields – 127 acre research farm specializing in regenerative agriculture, where we produce pasture raised eggs and vegetables.  

2:00pm Options

Ananda Valley Farm – Nestled amongst hills and canyons on 67 acres of rich farmland in Half Moon Bay, and two miles from the beach. This land has been lovingly farmed for more than 100 years with water available year-round from a mountain-top spring that Native Americans have long considered sacred.  

Seascapes Succulent Nursery – Learn how to easily propagate succulents and refresh a tired succulent pot with UC Master Gardener and owner of Seascapes Succulent Nursery, Janice Moody. Seascapes Succulent Nursery and Garden Design specializes in colorful and hardy succulents for Bay Area landscapes. 

UC Elkus Ranch – An Environmental Education Center that facilitates hands-on programs for children from preschool through high school. Explore the processes of producing food and fiber. Livestock, gardens, and acres of open space.  

Map of Locations…

Wondering what the tours are like? Read this Half Moon Bay Review article about the 2023 event!

Tours will be incremented to accommodate travel times and a lunch break.

• ALL Tours have extensive walking on uneven terrain. Please be mindful of your ability to navigate the farms successfully. We cannot guarantee accessibility. Some locations will require a waiver be signed before the tour commences.
• Children must be supervised at all times.
• Only service animals are allowed.

Ticket Options…

Ticket purchases close on Friday, July 25th at 12 Noon. Lunch option closes Wednesday July 23rd at 5 PM.

• $20 each for a tour of (1) property.
  • Property locations will be split into (3) time slots.
  • One person/group can attend up to (3) locations over the course of the day.
• $20 for a Sandwich, Chips & Cookie lunch brought to you at your lunchtime location.
  • Ham & Swiss
  • Roast Beef & Cheddar
  • Turkey & Provolone
  • Vegetarian & Hummus
  • All sandwiches will have condiments on the side

REGISTER. $20/location.