Monterey County covers 2,127,359 acres of which 304,035 belong to Los Padres National Forest and 164,503 to the Ventana Wilderness and contains 90 miles of incredible coastline that begins south of Carmel and ends in San Luis Obispo County at San Simeon. Many residents began as tourists. Some flying in for a round of world class golf at Pebble Beach; others cruising down Highway One, marveling at the majestic Pacific Ocean and cliff hanging vantage points, including the famous Bixby Bridge. This stretch of land has become the muse for many painters, authors and photographers including Ansel Adams and John Steinbeck.
Monterey County is a world-renowned wine region. The cool fog and fresh air that keeps the areas temperature a consistent 60-72 degrees, is also ideal for the 40,000 acres of grapes. Take a tour through Monterey Wine Country and sample the variety of tastes available! It seems no one eats at home – there are so many restaurants to experience. With the farms of Salinas Valley nearby, the menus offer plentiful fresh produce. Restaurants for every mood, taste and pocketbook are available throughout the area.
Peninsula Communities
![]() Big Sur |
![]() Carmel & Carmel Highlands |
![]() Pebble Beach |
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![]() Pacific Grove |
![]() Monterey |
![]() Seaside |
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![]() Marina |
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Inland Communities
![]() Hwy 68 Corridor |
![]() Carmel Valley |
Salinas Valley Communities
![]() Prunedale / North County |
![]() Salinas |
![]() Gonzales |
![]() Soledad |
![]() Greenfield & Arroyo Seco |
![]() King City |

















