Oregon Beach Rentals + Romantic Viewpoints = A Perfect Valentine’s Getaway

With so many beautiful Oregon beach rentals situated along the state’s central coastline, Lincoln City might just be the perfect destination for a romantic getaway. And with Valentine’s Day falling on a Saturday this year, it’s the perfect occasion to take your sweetheart out of town for the weekend. We’ve got you covered with a large selection of fully-equipped and elegantly designed Oregon vacation rentals featuring luxurious amenities such as gourmet kitchens, wood fireplaces, jet tubs, and views of the ocean from your private deck. With the accommodations booked, you won’t have to walk or drive far to find some of the romantic spots that are the coast’s best kept secrets. And don’t worry, we’ve got you covered there too. Here are a few of the most romantic spots to take your date on the Oregon Coast:
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The Maxwell Point Tunnel of Oceanside
While Oceanside is a popular area of the Oregon Coast, the tunnel that goes through Maxwell Point is much less traveled. The tunnel itself is dark and mysterious, but once you make it to the other side you’ll find one of the most unspoiled beaches around with access to a variety of hidden areas perfect for cuddling.
The Oregon Coast’s Famous Viewpoints
There are few things as romantic as a private ocean viewpoint, especially if you’re lucky to catch the sunset as the rays of light disappear into the Pacific skyline. Try these spots and you’re sure to set the mood:
·      Cape Foulweather. Don’t let the name fool you; there’s nothing foul about this spot near Depoe Bay, which is just a stone’s throw from many of the Oregon vacation beach rentals in Lincoln City. You’ll enjoy unobstructed views to the north and south.
·      Cape Perpetua. A few miles south of Yachats and you’ll find one of the most breathtaking coastal views. If you brave the windy roads to the top, you won’t be disappointed. 
·      Jump-Off Joe. Drive to the end of NW 11th Street in Newport and you’ll find access to this unique and secluded spot with the remains of a condo that now looks more like a ruined castle.
·      Manzanita Overlook. You can see 40 miles southward and enjoy dramatic vistas from this stunning overlook that attracts lovers from miles around whether it’s Valentine’s Day or just a Tuesday afternoon.
The Pier at South Beach in Newport
If you make it to Newport, you should also make sure to take a romantic walk down the pier at South Beach. Just on the other side of the Yaquina Bay from Newport, you will find access to this pier after parking in the marina area near the south jetty. You may find a few crabbers around during the day, but once the sun starts to set you should have no problem finding a spot to yourselves for some sunset cuddling set to the sounds of distant waves. 
The Southern Tip of Cannon Beach
If you head just south of the Tolovana area of Cannon Beach, you’ll find that every street in this quaint neighborhood ends with access to the beach. Try to find the final one of these beach access points, because there you’ll also find one of the most secluded beach areas where you can walk underneath one of the many massive overlooks with stunning views and curious cliff formations.
All you need to do is book your beach vacation rentals. Oregon will do the rest with views like these.

January Special on Oregon Coast Beach Rentals

A-1 Beach Rentals of Lincoln City, Oregon is currently offering a generous January special, so if you’re thinking of getting away for a winter holiday on the coast now is your time to book it and do it! All guests who book one of A-1’s beautiful beach vacation rentals for two nights before the end of January will receive one extra night free of charge.

January Special
Book 2 nights get 1 night free for Jan. 

And why not stay for an extra night? From whale-watching and storm-watching to beach combing and hiking to shopping and spending time in the nearby casino, there is plenty to do. Or, you can simply relax and enjoy the view. Just consider some of the options, and you may find it hard to resist this deal:

Nantucket

This restored 1927 cottage with an ocean view is perfect for a romantic getaway for two. The Nantucket comes with a king-sized bed, fully equipped kitchen, laundry room, wood fireplace, entertainment options, and French doors leading to a deck with a barbeque for your convenience. There is also a second observation deck so you can enjoy views of the ocean, which is only a block away. Restaurants, shops, entertainment venues, and the Chinook Winds Casino are also nearby, so there are plenty of options for day and evening outings.

Prince of Whales

The Prince of Whales is one of A-1’s larger beach condo rentals, with two bathrooms and two bedrooms featuring one king-sized and one queen-sized bed. This fully furnished condominium features a well-equipped kitchen and an open living room with captivating views, an entertainment system, and a river rock fireplace. Other features include a jetted tub, laundry room, and access to a beach club house with pool, spa, game room, and a theater room. Whether you want to spend your days on the beach (just steps away), exploring the surrounding areas, or simply relaxing on the deck, you’ll be set from moment you check in. 

Lighthouse

If you’re thinking of getting away with a larger group, this brand new beach home rental will more than accommodate you. The Lighthouse sleeps as many as 10 people in one king bed, three queen beds and one bunk bed, with four bathrooms so everyone can get ready in the morning without cramping each other’s style. The gourmet kitchen, large dining area, laundry room, jetted tub, game room, entertainment room with flat screen and PlayStation, and easy access to the beach make this a perfect setting for your next gathering of family or friends.

From full-size beach home rentals to cozy condos for two, there are accommodations for groups of all sizes along the central coast of Oregon. So what’s stopping you?