Les meilleurs événements de la ville Monterey et Carmel. Visite guidée en vélo électrique de 17 milles de Coastal Pebble Beach, Carmel commander (réserver en ligne) tickets.afisha.life. 17-Mile Drive offers the ultimate experience to explore the peninsula

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17 Mile Drive

Explore one of the most famous and prominent golf resorts in North America.

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Spanish Bay

Home to many restaurants, beautiful views, and a world famous golf course.

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Lone Cypress

This tree is famous for historically being the half way mark along 17-mile drive. In 1919 it became the logo for Pebble Beach Golf Links.

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Crocker Grove

Home to the oldest and largest of our Monterey Cypress trees, we will cover some of the issues facing this environment.

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Ghost Tree

The views of Point Lobos and Carmel Bay are amazing.

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Cypress Point Lookout

Stop to look for sea otters at this beautiful lookout. Learn a bit about the Cypress Point Country Club from your guide. On a clear day you can see the Point Sur Lighthouse in Big Sur.

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Fanshell Overlook

Stop to look for sea otters at this beautiful lookout. Learn a bit about the Cypress Point Country Club from your guide. Note: in the Spring this stop is closed to protect the Harbor Seals pupping on the nearby beach.

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Seal Rock Creek beach

Enjoy the beautiful view.

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Bird Rock Vista Point

We take a restroom break here and watch sea lions play in the water. Your guide will help you identify the wildlife that you see and share some fun facts...both about the animals and the rock.

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China Rock

See the place where an old, Chinese fishing village used to sit.

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17 Mile Drive

Explore one of the most famous and prominent golf resorts in North America.

12

Spanish Bay

Home to many restaurants, beautiful views, and a world famous golf course.

13

Lone Cypress

This tree is famous for historically being the half way mark along 17-mile drive. In 1919 it became the logo for Pebble Beach Golf Links.

14

Crocker Grove

Home to the oldest and largest of our Monterey Cypress trees, we will cover some of the issues facing this environment.

15

Ghost Tree

The views of Point Lobos and Carmel Bay are amazing.

16

Cypress Point Lookout

Stop to look for sea otters at this beautiful lookout. Learn a bit about the Cypress Point Country Club from your guide. On a clear day you can see the Point Sur Lighthouse in Big Sur.

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Fanshell Overlook

Stop to look for sea otters at this beautiful lookout. Learn a bit about the Cypress Point Country Club from your guide. Note: in the Spring this stop is closed to protect the Harbor Seals pupping on the nearby beach.

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Seal Rock Creek beach

Enjoy the beautiful view.

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Bird Rock Vista Point

We take a restroom break here and watch sea lions play in the water. Your guide will help you identify the wildlife that you see and share some fun facts...both about the animals and the rock.

20

China Rock

See the place where an old, Chinese fishing village used to sit.

21

17 Mile Drive

Explore one of the most famous and prominent golf resorts in North America.

22

Spanish Bay

Home to many restaurants, beautiful views, and a world famous golf course.

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Point Joe

Point Joe is the 5th point on 17-Mile Drive. Its coastline is made of Granite rocks formed 65 million years back and it gives this coastline a rugged look. The place had several shipwrecks in history due to its rocky shares and its location near to Monterey Bay. The place has ample parking and sitting benches to relax. There are several information boards to read about the place. About the origin of the name Point Joe, there is debate over that for years now. Some historians believe that there was a Chinese man who lived in a driftwood structure here in the early 1900's that sold goods to explorers. It is unclear whether Point Joe was named for the Chinese man or if the man was named after the location. A great place to look out for everyones favorite marine mammal the Souther Sea Otter.

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China Rock

See the place where an old, Chinese fishing village used to sit.

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Bird Rock Vista Point

We take a restroom break here and watch sea lions play in the water. Your guide will help you identify the wildlife that you see and share some fun facts...both about the animals and the rock.

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Seal Rock Creek beach

Enjoy the beautiful view.

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Fanshell Overlook

Stop to look for sea otters at this beautiful lookout. Learn a bit about the Cypress Point Country Club from your guide. Note: in the Spring this stop is closed to protect the Harbor Seals pupping on the nearby beach.

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Cypress Point Lookout

Stop to look for sea otters at this beautiful lookout. Learn a bit about the Cypress Point Country Club from your guide. On a clear day you can see the Point Sur Lighthouse in Big Sur.

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Crocker Grove

Home to the oldest and largest of our Monterey Cypress trees, we will cover some of the issues facing this environment.

30

Lone Cypress

This tree is famous for historically being the half way mark along 17-mile drive. In 1919 it became the logo for Pebble Beach Golf Links.

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Ghost Tree

The views of Point Lobos and Carmel Bay are amazing.

32

Pebble Beach Golf Links

This will be the longest stop of the tour where guest our free to roam on their own for about 30 minutes. Take in the beauty of Still Water Cove, learn about the golf history and the course, get you a souvenir, or just sit and relax with a snack and warm beverage.

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17 Mile Drive

Explore one of the most famous and prominent golf resorts in North America.

34

Spanish Bay

Home to many restaurants, beautiful views, and a world famous golf course.

35

Point Joe

Point Joe is the 5th point on 17-Mile Drive. Its coastline is made of Granite rocks formed 65 million years back and it gives this coastline a rugged look. The place had several shipwrecks in history due to its rocky shares and its location near to Monterey Bay. The place has ample parking and sitting benches to relax. There are several information boards to read about the place. About the origin of the name Point Joe, there is debate over that for years now. Some historians believe that there was a Chinese man who lived in a driftwood structure here in the early 1900's that sold goods to explorers. It is unclear whether Point Joe was named for the Chinese man or if the man was named after the location. A great place to look out for everyones favorite marine mammal the Souther Sea Otter.

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China Rock

See the place where an old, Chinese fishing village used to sit.

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Bird Rock Vista Point

We take a restroom break here and watch sea lions play in the water. Your guide will help you identify the wildlife that you see and share some fun facts...both about the animals and the rock.

38

Seal Rock Creek beach

Enjoy the beautiful view.

39

Fanshell Overlook

Stop to look for sea otters at this beautiful lookout. Learn a bit about the Cypress Point Country Club from your guide. Note: in the Spring this stop is closed to protect the Harbor Seals pupping on the nearby beach.

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Cypress Point Lookout

Stop to look for sea otters at this beautiful lookout. Learn a bit about the Cypress Point Country Club from your guide. On a clear day you can see the Point Sur Lighthouse in Big Sur.

41

Crocker Grove

Home to the oldest and largest of our Monterey Cypress trees, we will cover some of the issues facing this environment.

42

Lone Cypress

This tree is famous for historically being the half way mark along 17-mile drive. In 1919 it became the logo for Pebble Beach Golf Links.

43

Ghost Tree

The views of Point Lobos and Carmel Bay are amazing.

44

Pebble Beach Golf Links

This will be the longest stop of the tour where guest our free to roam on their own for about 30 minutes. Take in the beauty of Still Water Cove, learn about the golf history and the course, get you a souvenir, or just sit and relax with a snack and warm beverage.

45

17 Mile Drive

Explore one of the most famous and prominent golf resorts in North America.

46

Spanish Bay

Home to many restaurants, beautiful views, and a world famous golf course.

47

Point Joe

Point Joe is the 5th point on 17-Mile Drive. Its coastline is made of Granite rocks formed 65 million years back and it gives this coastline a rugged look. The place had several shipwrecks in history due to its rocky shares and its location near to Monterey Bay. The place has ample parking and sitting benches to relax. There are several information boards to read about the place. About the origin of the name Point Joe, there is debate over that for years now. Some historians believe that there was a Chinese man who lived in a driftwood structure here in the early 1900's that sold goods to explorers. It is unclear whether Point Joe was named for the Chinese man or if the man was named after the location. A great place to look out for everyones favorite marine mammal the Souther Sea Otter.

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China Rock

See the place where an old, Chinese fishing village used to sit.

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Bird Rock Vista Point

We take a restroom break here and watch sea lions play in the water. Your guide will help you identify the wildlife that you see and share some fun facts...both about the animals and the rock.

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Seal Rock Creek beach

Enjoy the beautiful view.

51

Fanshell Overlook

Stop to look for sea otters at this beautiful lookout. Learn a bit about the Cypress Point Country Club from your guide. Note: in the Spring this stop is closed to protect the Harbor Seals pupping on the nearby beach.

52

Cypress Point Lookout

Stop to look for sea otters at this beautiful lookout. Learn a bit about the Cypress Point Country Club from your guide. On a clear day you can see the Point Sur Lighthouse in Big Sur.

53

Crocker Grove

Home to the oldest and largest of our Monterey Cypress trees, we will cover some of the issues facing this environment.

54

Lone Cypress

This tree is famous for historically being the half way mark along 17-mile drive. In 1919 it became the logo for Pebble Beach Golf Links.

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Ghost Tree

The views of Point Lobos and Carmel Bay are amazing.

56

Pebble Beach Golf Links

This will be the longest stop of the tour where guest our free to roam on their own for about 30 minutes. Take in the beauty of Still Water Cove, learn about the golf history and the course, get you a souvenir, or just sit and relax with a snack and warm beverage.

57

17 Mile Drive

Explore one of the most famous and prominent golf resorts in North America.

58

Spanish Bay

Home to many restaurants, beautiful views, and a world famous golf course.

59

Point Joe

Point Joe is the 5th point on 17-Mile Drive. Its coastline is made of Granite rocks formed 65 million years back and it gives this coastline a rugged look. The place had several shipwrecks in history due to its rocky shares and its location near to Monterey Bay. The place has ample parking and sitting benches to relax. There are several information boards to read about the place. About the origin of the name Point Joe, there is debate over that for years now. Some historians believe that there was a Chinese man who lived in a driftwood structure here in the early 1900's that sold goods to explorers. It is unclear whether Point Joe was named for the Chinese man or if the man was named after the location. A great place to look out for everyones favorite marine mammal the Souther Sea Otter.

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China Rock

See the place where an old, Chinese fishing village used to sit.

61

Bird Rock Vista Point

We take a restroom break here and watch sea lions play in the water. Your guide will help you identify the wildlife that you see and share some fun facts...both about the animals and the rock.

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Seal Rock Creek beach

Enjoy the beautiful view.

63

Fanshell Overlook

Stop to look for sea otters at this beautiful lookout. Learn a bit about the Cypress Point Country Club from your guide. Note: in the Spring this stop is closed to protect the Harbor Seals pupping on the nearby beach.

64

Cypress Point Lookout

Stop to look for sea otters at this beautiful lookout. Learn a bit about the Cypress Point Country Club from your guide. On a clear day you can see the Point Sur Lighthouse in Big Sur.

65

Crocker Grove

Home to the oldest and largest of our Monterey Cypress trees, we will cover some of the issues facing this environment.

66

Lone Cypress

This tree is famous for historically being the half way mark along 17-mile drive. In 1919 it became the logo for Pebble Beach Golf Links.

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Ghost Tree

The views of Point Lobos and Carmel Bay are amazing.

68

Pebble Beach Golf Links

This will be the longest stop of the tour where guest our free to roam on their own for about 30 minutes. Take in the beauty of Still Water Cove, learn about the golf history and the course, get you a souvenir, or just sit and relax with a snack and warm beverage.

69

17 Mile Drive

Explore one of the most famous and prominent golf resorts in North America.

70

Spanish Bay

Home to many restaurants, beautiful views, and a world famous golf course.

71

Point Joe

Point Joe is the 5th point on 17-Mile Drive. Its coastline is made of Granite rocks formed 65 million years back and it gives this coastline a rugged look. The place had several shipwrecks in history due to its rocky shares and its location near to Monterey Bay. The place has ample parking and sitting benches to relax. There are several information boards to read about the place. About the origin of the name Point Joe, there is debate over that for years now. Some historians believe that there was a Chinese man who lived in a driftwood structure here in the early 1900's that sold goods to explorers. It is unclear whether Point Joe was named for the Chinese man or if the man was named after the location. A great place to look out for everyones favorite marine mammal the Souther Sea Otter.

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China Rock

See the place where an old, Chinese fishing village used to sit.

73

Bird Rock Vista Point

We take a restroom break here and watch sea lions play in the water. Your guide will help you identify the wildlife that you see and share some fun facts...both about the animals and the rock.

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Seal Rock Creek beach

Enjoy the beautiful view.

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Fanshell Overlook

Stop to look for sea otters at this beautiful lookout. Learn a bit about the Cypress Point Country Club from your guide. Note: in the Spring this stop is closed to protect the Harbor Seals pupping on the nearby beach.

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Cypress Point Lookout

Stop to look for sea otters at this beautiful lookout. Learn a bit about the Cypress Point Country Club from your guide. On a clear day you can see the Point Sur Lighthouse in Big Sur.

77

Crocker Grove

Home to the oldest and largest of our Monterey Cypress trees, we will cover some of the issues facing this environment.

78

Lone Cypress

This tree is famous for historically being the half way mark along 17-mile drive. In 1919 it became the logo for Pebble Beach Golf Links.

79

Ghost Tree

The views of Point Lobos and Carmel Bay are amazing.

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Pebble Beach Golf Links

This will be the longest stop of the tour where guest our free to roam on their own for about 30 minutes. Take in the beauty of Still Water Cove, learn about the golf history and the course, get you a souvenir, or just sit and relax with a snack and warm beverage.

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17 milles en voiture

Explorez l'un des complexes de golf les plus célèbres et les plus importants d'Amérique du Nord.

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Baie espagnole

Abritant de nombreux restaurants, de belles vues et un parcours de golf de renommée mondiale.

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Point Joe

Point Joe est le 5ème point sur 17-Mile Drive. Son littoral est constitué de roches granitiques formées il y a 65 millions d'années et donne à ce littoral un aspect accidenté. L'endroit a eu plusieurs naufrages dans l'histoire en raison de ses parts rocheuses et de son emplacement près de la baie de Monterey. L'endroit dispose d'un grand parking et de bancs pour se détendre. Il y a plusieurs panneaux d'information à lire sur l'endroit. À propos de l'origine du nom Point Joe, il y a un débat à ce sujet depuis des années maintenant. Certains historiens pensent qu'il y avait un Chinois qui vivait dans une structure en bois flotté ici au début des années 1900 qui vendait des marchandises aux explorateurs. On ne sait pas si Point Joe a été nommé d'après l'homme chinois ou si l'homme a été nommé d'après l'emplacement. Un endroit idéal pour observer le mammifère marin préféré de tous, la loutre de mer du sud.

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Roche de Chine

Découvrez l'endroit où se trouvait un ancien village de pêcheurs chinois.

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Point de vue du rocher aux oiseaux

Nous prenons une pause aux toilettes ici et regardons les lions de mer jouer dans l'eau. Votre guide vous aidera à identifier la faune que vous voyez et partagera quelques faits amusants ... à la fois sur les animaux et sur le rocher.

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Plage de Seal Rock Creek

Profitez de la belle vue.

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Surplomb de Fanshell

Arrêtez-vous pour chercher des loutres de mer à ce magnifique belvédère. Apprenez-en un peu plus sur le Cypress Point Country Club grâce à votre guide. Remarque : au printemps, cet arrêt est fermé pour protéger les phoques communs qui pondent sur la plage voisine.

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Belvédère de Cypress Point

Arrêtez-vous pour chercher des loutres de mer à ce magnifique belvédère. Apprenez-en un peu plus sur le Cypress Point Country Club grâce à votre guide. Par temps clair, vous pouvez voir le phare de Point Sur à Big Sur.

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Bosquet de Crocker

Abritant le plus ancien et le plus grand de nos cyprès de Monterey, nous aborderons certains des problèmes auxquels cet environnement est confronté.

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Cyprès solitaire

Cet arbre est célèbre pour être historiquement à mi-chemin le long de 17 miles de route. En 1919, il est devenu le logo de Pebble Beach Golf Links.

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Arbre fantôme

Les vues sur Point Lobos et Carmel Bay sont incroyables.

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Liens de golf de Pebble Beach

Ce sera l'arrêt le plus long de la visite où les invités seront libres de se déplacer seuls pendant environ 30 minutes. Admirez la beauté de Still Water Cove, découvrez l'histoire du golf et le parcours, procurez-vous un souvenir ou asseyez-vous simplement et détendez-vous avec une collation et une boisson chaude.

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17-Mile Drive

Explore one of the most famous and prominent golf resorts in North America.

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Spanish Bay

Home to many restaurants, beautiful views, and a world famous golf course.

95

Point Joe

Point Joe is the 5th point on 17-Mile Drive. Its coastline is made of Granite rocks formed 65 million years back and it gives this coastline a rugged look. The place had several shipwrecks in history due to its rocky shares and its location near to Monterey Bay. The place has ample parking and sitting benches to relax. There are several information boards to read about the place. About the origin of the name Point Joe, there is debate over that for years now. Some historians believe that there was a Chinese man who lived in a driftwood structure here in the early 1900's that sold goods to explorers. It is unclear whether Point Joe was named for the Chinese man or if the man was named after the location. A great place to look out for everyones favorite marine mammal the Souther Sea Otter.

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China Rock

See the place where an old, Chinese fishing village used to sit.

97

Bird Rock Vista Point

We take a restroom break here and watch sea lions play in the water. Your guide will help you identify the wildlife that you see and share some fun facts...both about the animals and the rock.

98

Seal Rock Creek beach

Enjoy the beautiful view.

99

Fanshell Overlook

Stop to look for sea otters at this beautiful lookout. Learn a bit about the Cypress Point Country Club from your guide. Note: in the Spring this stop is closed to protect the Harbor Seals pupping on the nearby beach.

100

Cypress Point Lookout

Stop to look for sea otters at this beautiful lookout. Learn a bit about the Cypress Point Country Club from your guide. On a clear day you can see the Point Sur Lighthouse in Big Sur.

101

Crocker Grove

Home to the oldest and largest of our Monterey Cypress trees, we will cover some of the issues facing this environment.

102

Lone Cypress

This tree is famous for historically being the half way mark along 17-mile drive. In 1919 it became the logo for Pebble Beach Golf Links.

103

Ghost Tree

The views of Point Lobos and Carmel Bay are amazing.

104

Pebble Beach Golf Links

This will be the longest stop of the tour where guest our free to roam on their own for about 30 minutes. Take in the beauty of Still Water Cove, learn about the golf history and the course, get you a souvenir, or just sit and relax with a snack and warm beverage.

105

17-Mile Drive

Explore one of the most famous and prominent golf resorts in North America.

106

Spanish Bay

Home to many restaurants, beautiful views, and a world famous golf course.

107

Point Joe

Point Joe is the 5th point on 17-Mile Drive. Its coastline is made of Granite rocks formed 65 million years back and it gives this coastline a rugged look. The place had several shipwrecks in history due to its rocky shares and its location near to Monterey Bay. The place has ample parking and sitting benches to relax. There are several information boards to read about the place. About the origin of the name Point Joe, there is debate over that for years now. Some historians believe that there was a Chinese man who lived in a driftwood structure here in the early 1900's that sold goods to explorers. It is unclear whether Point Joe was named for the Chinese man or if the man was named after the location. A great place to look out for everyones favorite marine mammal the Souther Sea Otter.

108

China Rock

See the place where an old, Chinese fishing village used to sit.

109

Bird Rock Vista Point

We take a restroom break here and watch sea lions play in the water. Your guide will help you identify the wildlife that you see and share some fun facts...both about the animals and the rock.

110

Seal Rock Creek beach

Enjoy the beautiful view.

111

Fanshell Overlook

Stop to look for sea otters at this beautiful lookout. Learn a bit about the Cypress Point Country Club from your guide. Note: in the Spring this stop is closed to protect the Harbor Seals pupping on the nearby beach.

112

Cypress Point Lookout

Stop to look for sea otters at this beautiful lookout. Learn a bit about the Cypress Point Country Club from your guide. On a clear day you can see the Point Sur Lighthouse in Big Sur.

113

Crocker Grove

Home to the oldest and largest of our Monterey Cypress trees, we will cover some of the issues facing this environment.

114

Lone Cypress

This tree is famous for historically being the half way mark along 17-mile drive. In 1919 it became the logo for Pebble Beach Golf Links.

115

Ghost Tree

The views of Point Lobos and Carmel Bay are amazing.

116

Pebble Beach Golf Links

This will be the longest stop of the tour where guest our free to roam on their own for about 30 minutes. Take in the beauty of Still Water Cove, learn about the golf history and the course, get you a souvenir, or just sit and relax with a snack and warm beverage.

117

17-Mile Drive

Explore one of the most famous and prominent golf resorts in North America.

118

Spanish Bay

Home to many restaurants, beautiful views, and a world famous golf course.

119

Point Joe

Point Joe is the 5th point on 17-Mile Drive. Its coastline is made of Granite rocks formed 65 million years back and it gives this coastline a rugged look. The place had several shipwrecks in history due to its rocky shares and its location near to Monterey Bay. The place has ample parking and sitting benches to relax. There are several information boards to read about the place. About the origin of the name Point Joe, there is debate over that for years now. Some historians believe that there was a Chinese man who lived in a driftwood structure here in the early 1900's that sold goods to explorers. It is unclear whether Point Joe was named for the Chinese man or if the man was named after the location. A great place to look out for everyones favorite marine mammal the Souther Sea Otter.

120

China Rock

See the place where an old, Chinese fishing village used to sit.

121

Bird Rock Vista Point

We take a restroom break here and watch sea lions play in the water. Your guide will help you identify the wildlife that you see and share some fun facts...both about the animals and the rock.

122

Seal Rock Creek beach

Enjoy the beautiful view.

123

Fanshell Overlook

Stop to look for sea otters at this beautiful lookout. Learn a bit about the Cypress Point Country Club from your guide. Note: in the Spring this stop is closed to protect the Harbor Seals pupping on the nearby beach.

124

Cypress Point Lookout

Stop to look for sea otters at this beautiful lookout. Learn a bit about the Cypress Point Country Club from your guide. On a clear day you can see the Point Sur Lighthouse in Big Sur.

125

Crocker Grove

Home to the oldest and largest of our Monterey Cypress trees, we will cover some of the issues facing this environment.

126

Lone Cypress

This tree is famous for historically being the half way mark along 17-mile drive. In 1919 it became the logo for Pebble Beach Golf Links.

127

Ghost Tree

The views of Point Lobos and Carmel Bay are amazing.

128

Pebble Beach Golf Links

This will be the longest stop of the tour where guest our free to roam on their own for about 30 minutes. Take in the beauty of Still Water Cove, learn about the golf history and the course, get you a souvenir, or just sit and relax with a snack and warm beverage.

129

17-Mile Drive

Explore one of the most famous and prominent golf resorts in North America.

130

Spanish Bay

Home to many restaurants, beautiful views, and a world famous golf course.

131

Point Joe

Point Joe is the 5th point on 17-Mile Drive. Its coastline is made of Granite rocks formed 65 million years back and it gives this coastline a rugged look. The place had several shipwrecks in history due to its rocky shares and its location near to Monterey Bay. The place has ample parking and sitting benches to relax. There are several information boards to read about the place. About the origin of the name Point Joe, there is debate over that for years now. Some historians believe that there was a Chinese man who lived in a driftwood structure here in the early 1900's that sold goods to explorers. It is unclear whether Point Joe was named for the Chinese man or if the man was named after the location. A great place to look out for everyones favorite marine mammal the Souther Sea Otter.

132

China Rock

See the place where an old, Chinese fishing village used to sit.

133

Bird Rock Vista Point

We take a restroom break here and watch sea lions play in the water. Your guide will help you identify the wildlife that you see and share some fun facts...both about the animals and the rock.

134

Seal Rock Creek beach

Enjoy the beautiful view.

135

Fanshell Overlook

Stop to look for sea otters at this beautiful lookout. Learn a bit about the Cypress Point Country Club from your guide. Note: in the Spring this stop is closed to protect the Harbor Seals pupping on the nearby beach.

136

Cypress Point Lookout

Stop to look for sea otters at this beautiful lookout. Learn a bit about the Cypress Point Country Club from your guide. On a clear day you can see the Point Sur Lighthouse in Big Sur.

137

Crocker Grove

Home to the oldest and largest of our Monterey Cypress trees, we will cover some of the issues facing this environment.

138

Lone Cypress

This tree is famous for historically being the half way mark along 17-mile drive. In 1919 it became the logo for Pebble Beach Golf Links.

139

Ghost Tree

The views of Point Lobos and Carmel Bay are amazing.

140

Pebble Beach Golf Links

This will be the longest stop of the tour where guest our free to roam on their own for about 30 minutes. Take in the beauty of Still Water Cove, learn about the golf history and the course, get you a souvenir, or just sit and relax with a snack and warm beverage.

141

17-Mile Drive

Explore one of the most famous and prominent golf resorts in North America.

142

Spanish Bay

Home to many restaurants, beautiful views, and a world famous golf course.

143

Point Joe

Point Joe is the 5th point on 17-Mile Drive. Its coastline is made of Granite rocks formed 65 million years back and it gives this coastline a rugged look. The place had several shipwrecks in history due to its rocky shares and its location near to Monterey Bay. The place has ample parking and sitting benches to relax. There are several information boards to read about the place. About the origin of the name Point Joe, there is debate over that for years now. Some historians believe that there was a Chinese man who lived in a driftwood structure here in the early 1900's that sold goods to explorers. It is unclear whether Point Joe was named for the Chinese man or if the man was named after the location. A great place to look out for everyones favorite marine mammal the Souther Sea Otter.

144

China Rock

See the place where an old, Chinese fishing village used to sit.

145

Bird Rock Vista Point

We take a restroom break here and watch sea lions play in the water. Your guide will help you identify the wildlife that you see and share some fun facts...both about the animals and the rock.

146

Seal Rock Creek beach

Enjoy the beautiful view.

147

Fanshell Overlook

Stop to look for sea otters at this beautiful lookout. Learn a bit about the Cypress Point Country Club from your guide. Note: in the Spring this stop is closed to protect the Harbor Seals pupping on the nearby beach.

148

Cypress Point Lookout

Stop to look for sea otters at this beautiful lookout. Learn a bit about the Cypress Point Country Club from your guide. On a clear day you can see the Point Sur Lighthouse in Big Sur.

149

Crocker Grove

Home to the oldest and largest of our Monterey Cypress trees, we will cover some of the issues facing this environment.

150

Lone Cypress

This tree is famous for historically being the half way mark along 17-mile drive. In 1919 it became the logo for Pebble Beach Golf Links.

151

Ghost Tree

The views of Point Lobos and Carmel Bay are amazing.

152

Pebble Beach Golf Links

This will be the longest stop of the tour where guest our free to roam on their own for about 30 minutes. Take in the beauty of Still Water Cove, learn about the golf history and the course, get you a souvenir, or just sit and relax with a snack and warm beverage.

153

17-Mile Drive

Explore one of the most famous and prominent golf resorts in North America.

154

Spanish Bay

Home to many restaurants, beautiful views, and a world famous golf course.

155

Point Joe

Point Joe is the 5th point on 17-Mile Drive. Its coastline is made of Granite rocks formed 65 million years back and it gives this coastline a rugged look. The place had several shipwrecks in history due to its rocky shares and its location near to Monterey Bay. The place has ample parking and sitting benches to relax. There are several information boards to read about the place. About the origin of the name Point Joe, there is debate over that for years now. Some historians believe that there was a Chinese man who lived in a driftwood structure here in the early 1900's that sold goods to explorers. It is unclear whether Point Joe was named for the Chinese man or if the man was named after the location. A great place to look out for everyones favorite marine mammal the Souther Sea Otter.

156

China Rock

See the place where an old, Chinese fishing village used to sit.

157

Bird Rock Vista Point

We take a restroom break here and watch sea lions play in the water. Your guide will help you identify the wildlife that you see and share some fun facts...both about the animals and the rock.

158

Seal Rock Creek beach

Enjoy the beautiful view.

159

Fanshell Overlook

Stop to look for sea otters at this beautiful lookout. Learn a bit about the Cypress Point Country Club from your guide. Note: in the Spring this stop is closed to protect the Harbor Seals pupping on the nearby beach.

160

Cypress Point Lookout

Stop to look for sea otters at this beautiful lookout. Learn a bit about the Cypress Point Country Club from your guide. On a clear day you can see the Point Sur Lighthouse in Big Sur.

161

Crocker Grove

Home to the oldest and largest of our Monterey Cypress trees, we will cover some of the issues facing this environment.

162

Lone Cypress

This tree is famous for historically being the half way mark along 17-mile drive. In 1919 it became the logo for Pebble Beach Golf Links.

163

Ghost Tree

The views of Point Lobos and Carmel Bay are amazing.

164

Pebble Beach Golf Links

This will be the longest stop of the tour where guest our free to roam on their own for about 30 minutes. Take in the beauty of Still Water Cove, learn about the golf history and the course, get you a souvenir, or just sit and relax with a snack and warm beverage.

165

17-Mile Drive

Explore one of the most famous and prominent golf resorts in North America.

166

Spanish Bay

Home to many restaurants, beautiful views, and a world famous golf course.

167

Point Joe

Point Joe is the 5th point on 17-Mile Drive. Its coastline is made of Granite rocks formed 65 million years back and it gives this coastline a rugged look. The place had several shipwrecks in history due to its rocky shares and its location near to Monterey Bay. The place has ample parking and sitting benches to relax. There are several information boards to read about the place. About the origin of the name Point Joe, there is debate over that for years now. Some historians believe that there was a Chinese man who lived in a driftwood structure here in the early 1900's that sold goods to explorers. It is unclear whether Point Joe was named for the Chinese man or if the man was named after the location. A great place to look out for everyones favorite marine mammal the Souther Sea Otter.

168

China Rock

See the place where an old, Chinese fishing village used to sit.

169

Bird Rock Vista Point

We take a restroom break here and watch sea lions play in the water. Your guide will help you identify the wildlife that you see and share some fun facts...both about the animals and the rock.

170

Seal Rock Creek beach

Enjoy the beautiful view.

171

Fanshell Overlook

Stop to look for sea otters at this beautiful lookout. Learn a bit about the Cypress Point Country Club from your guide. Note: in the Spring this stop is closed to protect the Harbor Seals pupping on the nearby beach.

172

Cypress Point Lookout

Stop to look for sea otters at this beautiful lookout. Learn a bit about the Cypress Point Country Club from your guide. On a clear day you can see the Point Sur Lighthouse in Big Sur.

173

Crocker Grove

Home to the oldest and largest of our Monterey Cypress trees, we will cover some of the issues facing this environment.

174

Lone Cypress

This tree is famous for historically being the half way mark along 17-mile drive. In 1919 it became the logo for Pebble Beach Golf Links.

175

Ghost Tree

The views of Point Lobos and Carmel Bay are amazing.

176

Pebble Beach Golf Links

This will be the longest stop of the tour where guest our free to roam on their own for about 30 minutes. Take in the beauty of Still Water Cove, learn about the golf history and the course, get you a souvenir, or just sit and relax with a snack and warm beverage.

177

17-Mile Drive

Explore one of the most famous and prominent golf resorts in North America.

178

Spanish Bay

Home to many restaurants, beautiful views, and a world famous golf course.

179

Point Joe

Point Joe is the 5th point on 17-Mile Drive. Its coastline is made of Granite rocks formed 65 million years back and it gives this coastline a rugged look. The place had several shipwrecks in history due to its rocky shares and its location near to Monterey Bay. The place has ample parking and sitting benches to relax. There are several information boards to read about the place. About the origin of the name Point Joe, there is debate over that for years now. Some historians believe that there was a Chinese man who lived in a driftwood structure here in the early 1900's that sold goods to explorers. It is unclear whether Point Joe was named for the Chinese man or if the man was named after the location. A great place to look out for everyones favorite marine mammal the Souther Sea Otter.

180

China Rock

See the place where an old, Chinese fishing village used to sit.

181

Bird Rock Vista Point

We take a restroom break here and watch sea lions play in the water. Your guide will help you identify the wildlife that you see and share some fun facts...both about the animals and the rock.

182

Seal Rock Creek beach

Enjoy the beautiful view.

183

Fanshell Overlook

Stop to look for sea otters at this beautiful lookout. Learn a bit about the Cypress Point Country Club from your guide. Note: in the Spring this stop is closed to protect the Harbor Seals pupping on the nearby beach.

184

Cypress Point Lookout

Stop to look for sea otters at this beautiful lookout. Learn a bit about the Cypress Point Country Club from your guide. On a clear day you can see the Point Sur Lighthouse in Big Sur.

185

Crocker Grove

Home to the oldest and largest of our Monterey Cypress trees, we will cover some of the issues facing this environment.

186

Lone Cypress

This tree is famous for historically being the half way mark along 17-mile drive. In 1919 it became the logo for Pebble Beach Golf Links.

187

Ghost Tree

The views of Point Lobos and Carmel Bay are amazing.

188

Pebble Beach Golf Links

This will be the longest stop of the tour where guest our free to roam on their own for about 30 minutes. Take in the beauty of Still Water Cove, learn about the golf history and the course, get you a souvenir, or just sit and relax with a snack and warm beverage.

189

17-Mile Drive

Explore one of the most famous and prominent golf resorts in North America.

190

Spanish Bay

Home to many restaurants, beautiful views, and a world famous golf course.

191

Point Joe

Point Joe is the 5th point on 17-Mile Drive. Its coastline is made of Granite rocks formed 65 million years back and it gives this coastline a rugged look. The place had several shipwrecks in history due to its rocky shares and its location near to Monterey Bay. The place has ample parking and sitting benches to relax. There are several information boards to read about the place. About the origin of the name Point Joe, there is debate over that for years now. Some historians believe that there was a Chinese man who lived in a driftwood structure here in the early 1900's that sold goods to explorers. It is unclear whether Point Joe was named for the Chinese man or if the man was named after the location. A great place to look out for everyones favorite marine mammal the Souther Sea Otter.

192

China Rock

See the place where an old, Chinese fishing village used to sit.

193

Bird Rock Vista Point

We take a restroom break here and watch sea lions play in the water. Your guide will help you identify the wildlife that you see and share some fun facts...both about the animals and the rock.

194

Seal Rock Creek beach

Enjoy the beautiful view.

195

Fanshell Overlook

Stop to look for sea otters at this beautiful lookout. Learn a bit about the Cypress Point Country Club from your guide. Note: in the Spring this stop is closed to protect the Harbor Seals pupping on the nearby beach.

196

Cypress Point Lookout

Stop to look for sea otters at this beautiful lookout. Learn a bit about the Cypress Point Country Club from your guide. On a clear day you can see the Point Sur Lighthouse in Big Sur.

197

Crocker Grove

Home to the oldest and largest of our Monterey Cypress trees, we will cover some of the issues facing this environment.

198

Lone Cypress

This tree is famous for historically being the half way mark along 17-mile drive. In 1919 it became the logo for Pebble Beach Golf Links.

199

Ghost Tree

The views of Point Lobos and Carmel Bay are amazing.

200

Pebble Beach Golf Links

This will be the longest stop of the tour where guest our free to roam on their own for about 30 minutes. Take in the beauty of Still Water Cove, learn about the golf history and the course, get you a souvenir, or just sit and relax with a snack and warm beverage.

201

17-Mile Drive

Explore one of the most famous and prominent golf resorts in North America.

202

Spanish Bay

Home to many restaurants, beautiful views, and a world famous golf course.

203

Point Joe

Point Joe is the 5th point on 17-Mile Drive. Its coastline is made of Granite rocks formed 65 million years back and it gives this coastline a rugged look. The place had several shipwrecks in history due to its rocky shares and its location near to Monterey Bay. The place has ample parking and sitting benches to relax. There are several information boards to read about the place. About the origin of the name Point Joe, there is debate over that for years now. Some historians believe that there was a Chinese man who lived in a driftwood structure here in the early 1900's that sold goods to explorers. It is unclear whether Point Joe was named for the Chinese man or if the man was named after the location. A great place to look out for everyones favorite marine mammal the Souther Sea Otter.

204

China Rock

See the place where an old, Chinese fishing village used to sit.

205

Bird Rock Vista Point

We take a restroom break here and watch sea lions play in the water. Your guide will help you identify the wildlife that you see and share some fun facts...both about the animals and the rock.

206

Seal Rock Creek beach

Enjoy the beautiful view.

207

Fanshell Overlook

Stop to look for sea otters at this beautiful lookout. Learn a bit about the Cypress Point Country Club from your guide. Note: in the Spring this stop is closed to protect the Harbor Seals pupping on the nearby beach.

208

Cypress Point Lookout

Stop to look for sea otters at this beautiful lookout. Learn a bit about the Cypress Point Country Club from your guide. On a clear day you can see the Point Sur Lighthouse in Big Sur.

209

Crocker Grove

Home to the oldest and largest of our Monterey Cypress trees, we will cover some of the issues facing this environment.

210

Lone Cypress

This tree is famous for historically being the half way mark along 17-mile drive. In 1919 it became the logo for Pebble Beach Golf Links.

211

Ghost Tree

The views of Point Lobos and Carmel Bay are amazing.

212

Pebble Beach Golf Links

This will be the longest stop of the tour where guest our free to roam on their own for about 30 minutes. Take in the beauty of Still Water Cove, learn about the golf history and the course, get you a souvenir, or just sit and relax with a snack and warm beverage.

213

17-Mile Drive

Explore one of the most famous and prominent golf resorts in North America.

214

Spanish Bay

Home to many restaurants, beautiful views, and a world famous golf course.

215

Point Joe

Point Joe is the 5th point on 17-Mile Drive. Its coastline is made of Granite rocks formed 65 million years back and it gives this coastline a rugged look. The place had several shipwrecks in history due to its rocky shares and its location near to Monterey Bay. The place has ample parking and sitting benches to relax. There are several information boards to read about the place. About the origin of the name Point Joe, there is debate over that for years now. Some historians believe that there was a Chinese man who lived in a driftwood structure here in the early 1900's that sold goods to explorers. It is unclear whether Point Joe was named for the Chinese man or if the man was named after the location. A great place to look out for everyones favorite marine mammal the Souther Sea Otter.

216

China Rock

See the place where an old, Chinese fishing village used to sit.

217

Bird Rock Vista Point

We take a restroom break here and watch sea lions play in the water. Your guide will help you identify the wildlife that you see and share some fun facts...both about the animals and the rock.

218

Seal Rock Creek beach

Enjoy the beautiful view.

219

Fanshell Overlook

Stop to look for sea otters at this beautiful lookout. Learn a bit about the Cypress Point Country Club from your guide. Note: in the Spring this stop is closed to protect the Harbor Seals pupping on the nearby beach.

220

Cypress Point Lookout

Stop to look for sea otters at this beautiful lookout. Learn a bit about the Cypress Point Country Club from your guide. On a clear day you can see the Point Sur Lighthouse in Big Sur.

221

Crocker Grove

Home to the oldest and largest of our Monterey Cypress trees, we will cover some of the issues facing this environment.

222

Lone Cypress

This tree is famous for historically being the half way mark along 17-mile drive. In 1919 it became the logo for Pebble Beach Golf Links.

223

Ghost Tree

The views of Point Lobos and Carmel Bay are amazing.

224

Pebble Beach Golf Links

This will be the longest stop of the tour where guest our free to roam on their own for about 30 minutes. Take in the beauty of Still Water Cove, learn about the golf history and the course, get you a souvenir, or just sit and relax with a snack and warm beverage.

225

17-Mile Drive

Explore one of the most famous and prominent golf resorts in North America.

226

Spanish Bay

Home to many restaurants, beautiful views, and a world famous golf course.

227

Point Joe

Point Joe is the 5th point on 17-Mile Drive. Its coastline is made of Granite rocks formed 65 million years back and it gives this coastline a rugged look. The place had several shipwrecks in history due to its rocky shares and its location near to Monterey Bay. The place has ample parking and sitting benches to relax. There are several information boards to read about the place. About the origin of the name Point Joe, there is debate over that for years now. Some historians believe that there was a Chinese man who lived in a driftwood structure here in the early 1900's that sold goods to explorers. It is unclear whether Point Joe was named for the Chinese man or if the man was named after the location. A great place to look out for everyones favorite marine mammal the Souther Sea Otter.

228

China Rock

See the place where an old, Chinese fishing village used to sit.

229

Bird Rock Vista Point

We take a restroom break here and watch sea lions play in the water. Your guide will help you identify the wildlife that you see and share some fun facts...both about the animals and the rock.

230

Seal Rock Creek beach

Enjoy the beautiful view.

231

Fanshell Overlook

Stop to look for sea otters at this beautiful lookout. Learn a bit about the Cypress Point Country Club from your guide. Note: in the Spring this stop is closed to protect the Harbor Seals pupping on the nearby beach.

232

Cypress Point Lookout

Stop to look for sea otters at this beautiful lookout. Learn a bit about the Cypress Point Country Club from your guide. On a clear day you can see the Point Sur Lighthouse in Big Sur.

233

Crocker Grove

Home to the oldest and largest of our Monterey Cypress trees, we will cover some of the issues facing this environment.

234

Lone Cypress

This tree is famous for historically being the half way mark along 17-mile drive. In 1919 it became the logo for Pebble Beach Golf Links.

235

Ghost Tree

The views of Point Lobos and Carmel Bay are amazing.

236

Pebble Beach Golf Links

This will be the longest stop of the tour where guest our free to roam on their own for about 30 minutes. Take in the beauty of Still Water Cove, learn about the golf history and the course, get you a souvenir, or just sit and relax with a snack and warm beverage.

Visite guidée en vélo électrique de 17 milles de Coastal Pebble Beach, Carmel

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