At Wild Coast Vacations, we first coined the term "Wild Coast" to describe this undiscovered southern coast
of Oregon in 1998 during our first visit to the area.  We used the name Wild Coast for our business beginning
in 1999, and since then we have used the term "Oregon's Gold Coast" to describe this area as well. 
 

"Oregon's Gold Coast", where we have the golden sunshine  that is not usually expected on a trip to the
Pacific Northwest!  On our fine black sand beaches they say you will find traces of
gold, washed down the ancient Rogue River and into the oceans and onto the beaches of our region, and you will find gold also
in the sunshine that fills our sky almost every spring, summer, and fall day. 

We have our offices in tiny Gold Beach, so it seems natural to coin the phrase, Oregon's Gold Coast to describe the
sunshine coast of Oregon.
 
Welcome to our gold coast of Oregon!

  
           We still sit and gaze at the beauty of our area, views at almost every turn!

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Come to the Gold Coast for your next vacation.  You will have the time to relax, enjoy the natural                                                  
beauty of the area, walk our old growth forests, walk our beaches.  You will have the time to
sit and watch nature and the wildlife that wanders through our streets and forests.

Nearby you will have time to visit the ancient Redwood Forest, the busy little town of Bandon full
of shops, restaurants, and a lovely port area and the famous Bandon Dunes golf resort.  You can
visit artsy little Port Orford to see the way
fisherman used to live and work, visit the Coast Guard museum while you are there.  See the
lighthouse and museum near Port Orford, and another outside of Bandon.

You can golf at a lovely forested local golf course or experience the world famous Bandon Dunes
Golf Course nearby.  You can book an ocean whale watching trip in Brookings, or try your hand at wind surfing
in the relatively calm cove at Myers Beach or in nearby Crescent City, or just watch the colorful windsurfers
from shore.