Beaches in Monterey, California

A nice open space with a board walk that winds through fragile dunes restoration. Convenient picnic tables along the board walk. No fires and dogs must be leashed. More on Mtycounty.com

V Carmelu so zelo lepe bele plaže, ki nudijo veličasten pogled na Pacifik, ki je dokaj glasen. Na jugu Carm... More on GeckoGo

Restaurant bar is small but satisfactory, although lacking the range of higher-priced spirits and wines fou... More on TripAdvisor

Highlight is there's a boardwalk with an amusement park that is a bit out of date but still fun. More on RateItAll!

The park features breathtaking views of the Big Sur Coast, the beauty of the redwoods, the rugged coast and the cultural history of limekilns. Co-managed with California Land Management, the parks has 33 campsites. The park is 56 ... More on Beachcalifornia.com

MacAbee Beach, located in the midst of Cannery Row, is Monterey's tiniest beach at just under one-quarter of an acre. However, it may have the most popularity per inch! Kayakers launch from it, scuba divers occasionally wade ashore ... More on uptake_content

Grunion are small silvery fish averaging 5 - 6 inches in length that jump completely out of the water and spawn only at night on Southern California beaches. Grunion lay their eggs in the wet sand ... More on uptake_content

Grunion are small silvery fish averaging 5 - 6 inches in length that jump completely out of the water and spawn only at night on Southern California beaches. Grunion lay their eggs in the wet sand... More on Surfcityusa.com

State beaches are areas with frontage on the ocean, or bays designed to provide swimming, boating, fishing, and other beach-oriented recreational activities. This beach is a favorite place for surfers and tidepool watchers. Fishing ... More on Parks.ca.gov

MacAbee Beach, located in the midst of Cannery Row, is Monterey's tiniest beach at just under one-quarter of an acre. However, it may have the most popularity per inch! Kayakers launch from it, scuba divers occasionally wade ashore ... More on Seemonterey.com