From hitting the links at the Del Monte Golf Course to taking a tour of local wineries or museums, there are so many fun and exciting things to experience in Monterey, California. Discover the unforgettable adventure of whale watching or explore serene state parks to see local wildlife. Take the 17-mile drive through thick forests and picturesque costal vistas. No matter what you want to do in Monterey, activities abound!
Hyatt Regency Monterey Hotel and Spa on Del Monte Golf Course
Filled with paintings, sculptures and photos from several periods, with an emphasis on California artists, plus educational workshops, this museum is a local favorite.
Covering approximately 1,006 acres of land with numerous hiking trails and campsites, the Big Sur River meanders through this picturesque coastal park.
Located on the Big Sur coast, this wonderful state park has pristine beaches, hiking and walking trails and opportunities to ride horses through the hills and beaches.
Attend a Mass or just check out the collection of Spanish Colonial liturgical art and artifacts on display at Basilica of Mission San Carlos in Carmel.
The 22-acre, tree-lined fairgrounds hosts a number of exciting and family-friendly festivals, concerts, events, and more. And, it's less than a mile from the hotel!
Dedicated to inspiring ocean conservation and sustainable fisheries, the acclaimed Monterey Bay Aquarium’s vast exhibits represent more than 550 different species.
The whole family can get up close and personal with wild, exotic animals from around the world in a beautiful natural setting in the Salinas area. An unforgettable adventure!
Whether you want to improve your swing or learn the basics, the academy provides instruction from top industry professionals, from private lessons to group sessions.
There are miles of biking paths in Monterey, including the popular 18-mile Rec Trail from Castroville to Pacific Grove. We'll help arrange bicycle rentals so you can start exploring.
First designed in 1897 by Charles E. Maud, the Pebble Beach Company's championship Del Monte Golf Course has been a long-standing pinnacle to golf in the West.
Once the thriving heart of the sardine canning industry, this historical area made famous by John Steinbeck is now home to an exciting mix of shops, restaurants and entertainment.
Built during the heyday of Monterey's fishing industry, the Wharf has been the center of activity since the 1600’s and is now filled with gift shops, fish markets and restaurants.
Offering a wide variety of activities and areas to explore, including restaurants, gift shops, art galleries, beaches and more. Big Sur is a great destination to visit and play.
In Carmel Valley you can wine, dine, play, and shop to your heart's content. The Valley is the home to several wineries, about a dozen wine-tasting rooms, and art galleries in the Village
This famously picturesque town has been a haven for artists, poets, writers and celebrities for decades. Visit pristine Carmel Beach and explore the quaint and idyllic storybook town.
This scenic road winds through thick forests and picturesque coastal vistas in the famed gated community of Pebble Beach. View renowned natural landmarks, including The Lone Cypress, Seal and Bird Rocks, Fanshell Beach, Spanish Bay and Carmel Bay.