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Free Marine Wildlife Viewing Route Revealed 🌊 Monterey Whale Watchin

Even without taking a boat tour, you can spot whales, sea lions, sea otters, and even dolphins from shore or free public areas around Monterey! 🐋🦦 🐋 1. Point Lobos State Natural Reserve 📍 Address: 62 CA-1, Carmel-By-The-Sea, CA 93923 🚗 About 15 minutes from Monterey 🌅 Highlights: • Known as “one of the most beautiful coastlines in the world”—features cliffs, waves, pine forests, seals, and sea otters. • From April to November, you can often see humpback whales or gray whales from the shore! 🐳 2. Old Fisherman’s Wharf A classic spot with great views and a chance to see sea lions lounging on the docks! Easy to stroll and enjoy. 🦭 💙 3. Pacific Grove’s Lovers Point Park 📍 Address: 630 Ocean View Blvd, Pacific Grove, CA 93950 🚗 Only 5 minutes from downtown Monterey 💫 Highlights: • A local favorite free whale-watching spot! • From the rocky overlook or walking path, you can see whales spouting or breaching. • In winter, migrating gray whales pass by close to shore. • Super romantic seaside scenery—perfect for a picnic or photos. 📸 🔭 Bring binoculars or a zoom lens for the best view! 🦦 4. Monterey Bay Coastal Trail 📍 Start near Custom House Plaza 🚶♀️ This trail stretches about 18 miles along the coast to Pacific Grove 🌿 Highlights: • Walk right by the ocean and spot sea otters, sea lions, and sometimes whales! • You’ll often see sea otters floating, rolling, and playing with kelp close to shore—so cute! • Free, open, and incredibly scenic—ideal for an afternoon stroll. 🌅 5. Point Pinos Lighthouse 📍 Address: 80 Asilomar Ave, Pacific Grove, CA 93950 🚗 About 10 minutes from Monterey 💡 Highlights: • One of California’s oldest still-operating lighthouses. • Wide ocean views—when the waves are strong, you can often see whales spouting or breaching in the distance. • Amazing sunset spot—the light on the water looks like golden ribbons. 💵 Free parking and free viewing (fee required for lighthouse tour) 🕐 Best time: 3 PM – 6 PM Have you visited any of these spots? Which marine animal is your favorite to watch? Share your Monterey memories below! 🌊👇 #Monterey #WhaleWatching #FreeActivities #CaliforniaCoast #MarineLife #SeaOtters #MontereyBay #TravelCalifornia #CoastalTrail #LighthouseViews #WildlifeLovers #OutdoorAdventure

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Free Marine Wildlife Viewing Route Revealed 🌊 Monterey Whale Watchin

Even without taking a boat tour, you can spot whales, sea lions, sea otters, and even dolphins from shore or free public areas around Monterey! 🐋🦦 🐋 1. Point Lobos State Natural Reserve 📍 Address: 62 CA-1, Carmel-By-The-Sea, CA 93923 🚗 About 15 minutes from Monterey 🌅 Highlights: • Known as “one of the most beautiful coastlines in the world”—features cliffs, waves, pine forests, seals, and sea otters. • From April to November, you can often see humpback whales or gray whales from the shore! 🐳 2. Old Fisherman’s Wharf A classic spot with great views and a chance to see sea lions lounging on the docks! Easy to stroll and enjoy. 🦭 💙 3. Pacific Grove’s Lovers Point Park 📍 Address: 630 Ocean View Blvd, Pacific Grove, CA 93950 🚗 Only 5 minutes from downtown Monterey 💫 Highlights: • A local favorite free whale-watching spot! • From the rocky overlook or walking path, you can see whales spouting or breaching. • In winter, migrating gray whales pass by close to shore. • Super romantic seaside scenery—perfect for a picnic or photos. 📸 🔭 Bring binoculars or a zoom lens for the best view! 🦦 4. Monterey Bay Coastal Trail 📍 Start near Custom House Plaza 🚶♀️ This trail stretches about 18 miles along the coast to Pacific Grove 🌿 Highlights: • Walk right by the ocean and spot sea otters, sea lions, and sometimes whales! • You’ll often see sea otters floating, rolling, and playing with kelp close to shore—so cute! • Free, open, and incredibly scenic—ideal for an afternoon stroll. 🌅 5. Point Pinos Lighthouse 📍 Address: 80 Asilomar Ave, Pacific Grove, CA 93950 🚗 About 10 minutes from Monterey 💡 Highlights: • One of California’s oldest still-operating lighthouses. • Wide ocean views—when the waves are strong, you can often see whales spouting or breaching in the distance. • Amazing sunset spot—the light on the water looks like golden ribbons. 💵 Free parking and free viewing (fee required for lighthouse tour) 🕐 Best time: 3 PM – 6 PM Have you visited any of these spots? Which marine animal is your favorite to watch? Share your Monterey memories below! 🌊👇 #Monterey #WhaleWatching #FreeActivities #CaliforniaCoast #MarineLife #SeaOtters #MontereyBay #TravelCalifornia #CoastalTrail #LighthouseViews #WildlifeLovers #OutdoorAdventure

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