Typically, the surf is smaller the closer you get to Santa Barbara, and the waves are bigger around the tip of Point Conception or in Ventura County. Ventura County goes from Point Magu through Oxnard plain, past three rivermouths, and along a mountain ridge, and then eventually reaches Rincon in the north. The southern part of the county isn’t that good, but has a good spot in the summer at County Line, and some barrels at the winter peak at Supertubes. The most popular surf spot in the county is at the county fairgrounds, which is called C Street and Fairgrounds/Stables/Pipes. Also, when you get down to the county line at Rincon surfing is good. Rincon sets on the Ventura and Santa Barbara county lines. You can get there by exit Highway 101 at Bates Road.
Also, after you caught a few waves, and you feel like playing a round of golf you might want to consider going to Glen Annie Golf Club. This is a public golf course that has beautiful views of the ocean and nice amenities. The beauty of this golf course comes from its natural beauty. Along with Audubon International, this golf course is of six in California that supports an Environmental Program. There are three different habitats that are home to many wild animals at this golf course. Also, the restaurant at Glen Annie is as well-loved as the golf course. It has breathtaking views and great food.