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Save Your Christmas: Last-Minute Ways to Give the Oregon Coast

Published 12/21/2018 at 1:59 PM PDT
By Oregon Coast Beach Connection Staff

Save Your Christmas: Last-Minute Ways to Give the Oregon Coast

(Oregon Coast) – If you’re the kind of secret Santa that’s always a tad late, and you want to give the gift of the Oregon coast to someone, these beaches and the world of immediate technology have combined to create a unique chance to make it look like you got the gift on time.

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It's all done from the comfort of your home – or cellphone – and without treading into rush hour traffic.

Digital ebooks are always a popular gift, and when it comes to getting your loved one a night or two on the coast, it couldn’t be easier. If your recipient wants to dig deeper into the beaches, there is the book series Ultimate Oregon Coast Travel. If you want to get them a place to stay (or eat) out there, calling their favorite eatery or hotel to get a gift certificate, you can get it to them often by email and on the spot.

A nifty little trick is to get the certificate from an Oregon coast hotel over the phone and have the notice sent via email from the lodging. That way, even though the gift certificate won't physically arrive until later in the week, your present will still be known about in time. Sometimes all you need is a name and proof of identity when the recipient shows up in the hotel lobby: they’ll hold the gift purchase there.

Other lodgings and vacation rentals will send gift certificates via email right then and there – and some do not even get sent via snail mail. Not everyone does it digitally, however. It seems about three-quarters of them do, approximately. There are still many lodgings that do it via the post office. While the present won’t arrive on time if you start this weekend, you can let your loved one know it’s on its way.

It depends on the lodging: see a large list of Oregon coast places to stay here – almost all of which provide gift certificates.

With some hotels or motels it could be a little more complex. For example, in some instances a manager needs to scan in the gift certificate and then it can be sent off via email. So this can only be done during regular businesses hours, unless the person behind the counter taking the order can send off a preliminary email to your intended.

Purchasing these over the phone is often the most efficient and easiest way.

Then there is the world of ebooks: three on the subject of the Oregon coast were recently put out by Oregon Coast Beach Connection editor Andre’ Hagestedt, part of the Ultimate Oregon Coast Travel series.

These are found at Amazon. Just click the “give as gift” button and it shows up in the recipient’s email box right away. You do, however, need to know their email.

Each book is a unique travel guide that allows you a quick look at every beach access and natural attraction in the area, with one book about Lincoln City, another on Cannon Beach and the third on Seaside. (The Depoe Bay book is coming in the next four weeks). Then there are enormous details that dig into the deep history of each place, a large list of odd facts and finds, geology, the wild natural science behind what you see, and lots of travel tips unavailable anywhere else.

If your recipient loves reading, this is the way to go for any book offered in ebook format, actually.



 






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