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We want to hear from you. If you want to see something included on the Pacific Coast Highway Travel website, let us know and we'll do our best to accommodate you.

If you see some information that is now out-of-date, let us know. If you try a website link and it no longer works, let us know and we'll find the new link.

But do remember that we're an editorial travel site, not a tourist office or travel agency. The information we have is on the website. We do spend a lot of time traveling ourselves, so:

  • We can't plan your itinerary, research travel questions, or supply literature and posters.
  • We can't book tickets, accommodation, tours, etc. for you.

If you have a practical question it's probably best to contact the CVB in the area you'll be traveling in. See the list on our 'Places' page.

We do welcome feedback, comments, and other correspondence. Just use the form below, and one of us will get back to you. If your message won't fit in the box just ask us to email you and we'll get back to you - provided we're not on the road.

PLEASE NOTE: we always reply to emails but occasionally the replies bounce back. We try tracking people down on Google but not everyone turns up, so we have no other way of replying than to try sending the email again. If it bounces back again, there's not much we can do, so if you write in and don't get a response, that's the only reason.

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