Things to do in Pacific Grove

The 17-mile toll road is highly recommended. It costs about $12 and includes Bird Rock, a stunning private residence, a golf course, and a sapphire blue coastline. Every time you visit a photo spot, you will be amazed.

First purchase on here and the ticket sounded almost too good to be true. Took my chance on them, and they worked without issue. Got scanned into the aquarium and had a blast with the kiddo. Took a family of 5 for the price of 2 people. Very good deal. Will buy from again.

This is a famous scenic spot located 17 kilometers from Highway 1. There are many places to play around. The beach is very beautiful. Many people play in the water and sunbathe here. Although the sun is a little strong, the scenery is very good.

This place makes people feel relaxed and happy, mainly because there are relatively few people, and the entire pier is filled with all kinds of small boats, which makes people feel comfortable and relaxed. If you are interested, you can charter a boat to go out to sea.

Driving along California's Highway 1, my hands were aching from gripping the wheel for so long. The coastal section was winding and twisting, with waves crashing white against the cliffs below. I stopped by the roadside to watch the seals; those lazy guys just rolled on their backs, not moving an inch. The Big Sur Bridge was quite photogenic, but I was too busy watching the road to cross it. We kept stopping and starting, turning into every viewpoint we saw to enjoy the breeze. Just as the gas tank was almost empty, we arrived in town; a burger and a Coke were the perfect comfort food.

There is a huge visual difference between the excitement of chasing whales in the sea and the sea lions living comfortably on the shore. Their laziness makes you feel as if time is about to stop and does not make you feel excited.

Recommended index: Just go to see a lonely cypress tree, which is said to be more than 200 years old, and is considered the symbol of 17 Mile Bay. The lonely cypress tree quietly watches the tides, the clouds, and the people coming and going... Stay here for 30 minutes to take pictures and feel that life is enough.

It's a very comfortable place. You can walk along the simple path built on the edge of the cliff. You can take a walk and feel the sea breeze. You can see some marine animals. They jump on the rocks to bask in the sun. It feels very natural here.

Pebble Beach Golf Links, first built in 1919, was rated as the best golf course in the United States by the American magazine Golf Digest and is also known as one of the most beautiful golf courses in the world. The course has hosted many of the world's most famous golf events, including the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am and five U.S. Open Championships. In addition to enjoying golf games, the scenery here is also very beautiful, with blue sky, blue sea, and green grass. It is a great place for leisure and vacation.

Lover's Point Park is located on the 17-Mile Drive, which is known as the world's most beautiful 17-mile coastline and is a private property. In 1880, the Del Monte Hotel opened, providing travelers with horse-drawn carriages on a scenic gravel road around the Monterey Peninsula and leading to the Del Monte Forest. This is the origin of the "17-Mile Drive".