Pacific Grove is a coastal city in Monterey County, California in the United States. The United States Census Bureau estimated its 2013 population at 15,504. Pacific Grove is located between Point Pinos and Monterey.
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The name of this State Beach means "a refuge by the sea," which describes the breathtaking views of forest, surf and sand on more than 105 secluded acres of scenic forest and sand dunes.
This State Beach starts at Lover’s Point and follows Ocean View Blvd around Pacific Grove to Sunset Dr and ends at Asilomar Beach. There is a something for everyone: nice boardwalks, footpaths, expansive tide pools at low tide, large crashing waves, lots of wildlife including sea otters, Pacific harbor seals, and lots of life in tide pools to explore. There are lots of benches to sit on and lots of rocks to climb at the right tide. Off shore you might see Humpback whales breaching, dolphins, or in winter time Gray whales. We have driven along the coast many times, taken many walks over the years and it’s always been an amazing place to hang and out enjoy nature. The weather can change a lot. Take and have with you layered clothing. The day after Thanksgiving was beautiful and sunny with no wind. Other times it has been extremely windy and cold.
5.0 based on 23 reviews
We returned to Pacific Grove and loved seeing the views, watching the birds, seeing the fishing boats, and seeing the sea lions at Pacific Grove Shoreline Parkway Marina Refuge. We went during the day and also enjoyed sunsets. It was busy as it was Labor Day Weekend. This is also a perfect place to take a walk.
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Big Sur Adventures -- Explore the coastline by e-bike from Fisherman’s Wharf to Point Lobos. Experience Monterey Peninsula’s seaside attractions, beaches, and iconic landmarks up-close. Our reviewers describe the experience as, "By far the best thing I have done in California," or "The most fun I've EVER had." It truly is the best way to see the California coast up close. From beach riding at low tide to paved ocean-front bike lanes, bike riding in Monterey County is some of the best around. And with the electric bikes, people explore further and faster then ever before.
5.0 based on 13 reviews
Big Surf is Pacific Groves original surf school and adventure touring company. Boasting the thickest wetsuits and highest quality equipment of the area as well a partnerships with many local businesses to provide discounted packages and services at unprecedented value. Surfing has always been our passion and the surfing classes at Big Surf are customized to match each students skillset and experience. We provide all our students with an enjoyable surfing experience that they will never forget.
4.5 based on 565 reviews
This is a definite must place to visit with or without children. A nice place to enjoy one on one time with your soulmate or awful nice place to enjoy with family my grandkids totally enjoyed the beach and also the park they have you can rent bikes you can rent Kayaks. The view is beautiful
4.5 based on 32 reviews
Family fun rentals and tours on bike, kayak, paddleboard, surreys and electric bikes! We have great items for the kids to rent on this family friendly beach as well -- boogie boards, snorkeling equipment and surfboards! Come enjoy the beach and have some fun!
4.5 based on 4 reviews
Pacific Grove Adventures has been providing the Monterey Peninsula with unique rentals and tours for 32 years! We were originally part of Adventures by the Sea but now we are the sole remaining shop of the original owners!
4.5 based on 186 reviews
The Pacific Grove Municipal Golf Course, the Peninsula's only municipal golf course, is often called the "poor man's Pebble Beach."
Had sonme time to play a round of golf while visiting family in Monterey. Heard about the "Poor Man's Pebble Beach". Gave it a try and was not disappointed. Course does not beat you up. I had not played golf since August and I rented clubs ($45.00 for TitIeist A1 irons and 913 Driver & 16.5 fairway wood, Hybrid with a Scotty Cameron putter). Paciguc Grove is short, so I played the back tees at just over 5700 yards. Front 9 is interesting but not spectacular. Greens roll very true. The Back is links style with great views of the Pacific Ocean and Dunes. Took in the views si much, dif not scored great on yhd back. Didn't care since the goal was to play golf in California. Staff is very friendly and the cost is very much worth it ($55.00 for a Wednesday 10:30 tee time). Not the Big Time courses in the area, but in good shape and I was impressed with it. Pace of play was also very good. Not rushed and nor stuffy like thd Big Name Courses. I hope I can play there again next time I visit Monterey.
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