South Coast

Bandon, Oregon

Bandon pairs a walkable Old Town and working harbor with a spectacular beach lined by sculptural sea stacks.

Why people love it

Face Rock sunsets, cranberry-country flavor, excellent seafood, and easy access to wild beaches.

A little local history

Coquille people have lived in this region for millennia. The town was named by an Irish settler after Bandon, Ireland, and rebuilt after a devastating 1936 fire fueled partly by invasive gorse.

The experiences that define a visit

Things to do

Face Rock Scenic Viewpoint

Walk the beach among sea stacks and learn the local legend.

Old Town Bandon

Browse galleries, shops, and the harborfront.

Coquille River Lighthouse

Visit the historic light at Bullards Beach.

Bandon Marsh

Watch shorebirds and waterfowl.

Circles in the Sand

See seasonal labyrinth art when scheduled.

Local places to start your dining list

Where to eat

Tony’s Crab Shack

Harborfront crab and casual seafood.

Alloro Wine Bar & Restaurant

Italian-inspired dining in Old Town.

Bandon Fish Market

Counter-service fish-and-chips.

A mix of memorable bases for exploring

Where to stay

Bandon Dunes Golf Resort

Destination golf with multiple lodging choices.

Bandon Inn

Harbor views above Old Town.

Windermere on the Beach

Relaxed oceanfront lodging south of town.

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