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The beaches and seaside views are top of the list for many visitors to Downtown Monterey. A stop by Monterey Bay or Fisherman's Wharf might round out your trip.
Discover important landmarks in Californian history, peruse contemporary art exhibitions and enjoy waterfront drinking, retail and watersports attractions.
Lighthouse District is well-regarded for its pristine beaches, ample dining options, and popular aquarium, and you might also want to make a stop by Cannery Row, a top sight in the neighborhood.
Jack's Peak might not have many top sights, but Del Monte Shopping Center and Munras Avenue are two attractions nearby that you can check out.
When in Jacks Peak, you can plan a visit to Monterey Pines Golf Course and Del Monte Golf Course, some noteworthy sights in the nearby area.
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Reviewed on May 16, 2022
Reviewed on May 16, 2022
If you're planning to escape the hectic rush of the city, a Monterey vacation is just the ticket. There's no lack of coastal views to take in during a trip to Monterey. Those who enjoy being near the water may already be familiar with Carmel Beach (4 miles (6 km) away) and will probably prefer to stay nearby. But don't worry if the closest accommodations are booked out. Loads of visitors also take advantage of Monterey packages around Asilomar State Beach and Pfeiffer Beach.
Perched on the edge of the Pacific Ocean, you’ll find a spectacular window into life both above and below the waves.
Luxury, leisure and nature come together at this historic sardine-canning district, which is one of Monterey’s most acclaimed recreational areas.
Take a whale tour, admire the ocean views from seafood restaurants and browse the souvenirs for sale in this thriving marina.