Things to do in Pebble Beach

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.

The old Fisherman's Wharf is like two different worlds from the Fisherman's Wharf in the San Francisco Bay Area. It is very comfortable here. There are many private yachts moored at the pier, and there are also many seagulls flying, which makes people feel particularly comfortable.

[Scenery] Located south of the seaside town of Carmel, California, it is a corner of California's land that extends into the Pacific Ocean, close to Highway 1. This is an open beach with very beautiful scenery, where the water and the sky meet. There are beaches covered with pebbles and small beaches covered with soft white sand. It is a good place for strolling and picnicking. [Fun] What you can see here is the wonder of the intersection of the northernmost marine ecosystem and the southernmost spectacular coast. There are also some interesting animals, seagulls soaring on the sea, and seals napping on the beach, which are very cute.

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.

卡梅尔的全名为海边的卡梅尔 (Carmel-by-the-Sea)，是美国加利福尼亚州蒙特雷县的一座小城镇，始建于 1902 年，卡梅尔位于蒙特雷半岛，以其海岸的自然风光而闻名。 卡梅尔有一条很宽的细沙滩，卡梅尔河在小镇边入海。

Carmel Cathedral is a historic mission cathedral, formerly known as the Cathedral of San Carlos Borromeo. It was built on June 3, 1770, originally located in Monterey, to highlight the work of Charles, the Archbishop of Milan, Italy at the time.

Captivating place to spend the day relaxing. plenty of wild Marin life and child coastal vegetation, a great place to walk. Often it gets cold, so dress well.