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Monterey, Carmel & 17-Mile Full Day Tour
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Embark on a leisurely day trip from San Francisco and journey along California's breathtaking coastline. Follow Highway 1 to reach the picturesque Monterey Peninsula, where you'll explore Steinbeck's Cannery Row. Conclude your day with a visit to the charming coastal town of Carmel-by-the-Sea before returning to San Francisco.
Monterey, Carmel & 17-Mile Full Day Tour
Embark on a leisurely day trip from San Francisco and journey along California's breathtaking coastline. Follow Highway 1 to reach the picturesque Monterey Peninsula, where you'll explore Steinbeck's Cannery Row. Conclude your day with a visit to the charming coastal town of Carmel-by-the-Sea before returning to San Francisco.
Highlights
- Travel scenic California’s Pacific Coast Highway 1 to the beautiful Monterey Peninsula, famous for its spectacular ocean views, abundant wildlife, and historical past
- Make stops at Cannery Row, made famous by John Steinbeck, and visit great shops and restaurants overlooking the Pacific, not to mention the world-famous Monterey Aquarium
- Travel through the famous 17-Mile Drive and see Pebble Beach Golf Course
- Photo stops will be made along this gorgeous drive
- Our tour continues to Carmel by the sea, where ample time is given to walk through this charming town dotted with lovely shops and beautiful architecture
What's included
- Transport by air-conditioned luxury coach with bathroom.
- Certified professional Driver-Tour Guide.
- Scenic tour along Highway 1 through Santa Cruz and Capitola.
- Includes entrance to 17-Mile Drive with stops at Lonely Cypress and Pebble Beach.
- 2-hour stop in Monterey, where you can explore Steinbeck’s Cannery Row or visit the Aquarium (at your own expense).
- 1-hour stop in charming Carmel-by-the-Sea.
- Hotel Pick Up or Drop off
- Gratuities (optional).
- Food and beverages.
Overview
Journey along the scenic California Pacific Coast Highway 1 to the enchanting Monterey Peninsula, renowned for its stunning coastal vistas, rich wildlife, and historical significance. Take in the sights at Cannery Row, a place immortalized by John Steinbeck, and explore the fantastic shops and restaurants overlooking the Pacific. Don't forget to visit the world-famous Monterey Aquarium.
Next, venture through the renowned 17-Mile Drive, where you'll have the opportunity to admire the Pebble Beach Golf Course, with photo stops along this picturesque route. Our tour proceeds to the picturesque Carmel-by-the-Sea, where you'll have ample time to stroll through this charming town adorned with delightful shops and beautiful architecture.
Additional Information
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION :
- Buses are air conditioned with bathroom
- Please contact us 72 hours prior to tour date to confirm your departure location chosen for your City Tour (478 Post St or 2805 Leavenworth St.). You can reach us at [email protected] or (415) 353-5310 between 10:30am to 7:30pm local time PST ONLY
FREQUENCY
March, April & October: Wednesday, Saturday & Sunday
From May to September: Tuesday, Wednesday, Saturday & Sunday
From November to February: Saturday and Wednesdays.
DEPARTURE POINT
07:40 AM - Departure point #1: UNION SQUARE (DOWNTOWN)
478 Post St., San Francisco 94102
Although there is no physical Gray Line storefront, you'll find Encore Cafe situated right next door. For boarding the bus, simply head across the street and our team will meet you at the designated time for the tour departure.
08:00 AM - Departure point #2: FISHERMAN'S WHARF
2805 Leavenworth St., San Francisco, CA 94133
Although there is no physical Gray Line storefront, you'll easily spot Pomegranate Cafe directly across the street. Wait there, and our team will meet you at the designated time for the tour departure.
ARRIVAL POINT
UNION SQUARE (DOWNTOWN)
478 Post St., San Francisco 94102
FISHERMAN'S WHARF (WATERFRONT)
2805 Leavenworth St., San Francisco, CA 94133
BLACKOUT DATES
24, 25, 31 Dec – 01 Jan – 26Nov.
Cancellation policy
24 hours free of charge. Less than 24 hours or No Show 100%.
