Stunning beauty! Blue-green water seen from vertical cliffs. Many breathtaking stops along the way.
A stunning hike overlooking a white sand beach, bright blue-green waters, and a waterfall falling onto the beach.
A super fun park with several unusual playgrounds, a rockclimbing wall, a Southern Pacific railroad engine, a swaying bridge, huge wavy slides on a hill, cement tunnels and more!
Downtown Monterey has a youthful vibe, and gorgeous historical buildings and trees.
A stunning white-sand cove with clear green-blue waters, baby seals, and cliffs covered in flowers.
Conference center filled with ambience and blinding white beach.
A walk above the ocean, past seals basking in their own private cove, to a lovely beach for wading.
Private land ($12 to enter) where you can drive through a Monterey Cypress forest and stop at many stunning overlooks or lookouts. The drive is actually seven miles long.
A beautiful, well-cared-for lighthouse with idyllic views of the golf course, dunes, and sea, and a garden with bright flowers.
Monarch butterfly grove that is magical all year, but especially when butterflies are flittering about Nov-Feb.
Animatronic theme park ride similar to Disney but in a much easier and nicer place to bring your family!
Adorable beach with jutting rocks to climb, water swooshing in, and colorful stones on the shore.
Stunning clifftop walk with new views around every corner! Hard-packed dirt 1.2 mile walking path from John Denver Beach to Lovers Point Park Beach.
Also called Royal Presidio Chapel, this is a gorgeous church! Inside it is in pristine condition, with the loveliest folk-style painted designs.
Victorian storefronts and cafes on cozy Lighthouse Ave, up high above the sea. Steep side streets, with Victorian homes, leading down to the ocean. Gorgeous oceanfront blvd with walking path.
A modern, elegant mall with a Miniso Asian goods store, Hollister Co. teen clothing, Claire's Accessories, Hobby Lobby crafts, The Children's Place kids clothing, and large department stores.
1.7 mile hard-packed dirt walking path directly on the rocky coastline's edge. New sights around every corner!
Magical little cove along the Asilomar Coastal Walking Trail. Rounded rocks, perfect sand, kelp balls, tidepools.
Some of the best-preserved early 19th century architecture in California- especially lovely at Christmastime.
Touristy wharf with souvenir shops, mediocre restaurants, but gorgeous blue-green water and sometimes seals swimming by!
Amazingly beautiful aquarium, but unbearably crowded and ridiculously expensive.
Place where harbor seals and sea otters take refuge near a power plant, in a cold, foggy area.
Small, nice skate park in a serene setting next to Lake El Estero.
Circular walk around a lake. Geese, ducks, plenty of trees, and two great playgrounds!
A wide stretch of beach with white sand, chilly winds, barking seals, and gorgeous sunsets.
A large pedestrian-only area with big fountain, gorgeous historical buildings and museums, but no shade.
Elitist yet touristy streets with gingerbread-style storefronts. Thick and oppressive fog.
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