No, there isn't a seashore there, and Marin County, CA doesn't have natural stone arches like Moab, Utah. Washington State doesn't have the Great Salt Lake and we don't have the Columbia Gorge. Almost anywhere has local scenery, tourist attractions and natural wonders waiting for those who will see them. Even if you do nothing more than get the tourist brochures, I bet you will find something of interest in your area to photograph that you haven't seen or visited before. Even if you have lived in Yellowstone for 40 years, there will be something new to photograph, something that can raise the feelings of wonder as you view the world through eyes influenced by curiosity.
Every place has interest, even Cleveland.
But, live in a major destination and you may discover it can be harder to get out and photograph at times. After all, even the best can't photograph everything no matter how many times they visit. They can't know the small, secret locations you can. The fox run, the nesting sites of Western Grebes or how the moon rises over a certain hill when the air is still and the last golden light of evening hits the grass as the moon and sky meld in perfect lighting that allows you to capture it on film. Trouble is, you may not recognize it unless you are really creative or have a questioning mentality.