A must visit state park 12 miles south of Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park on California's Pacific coast. Don't miss the McWay Falls which drops over a cliff of 80 feet into the Pacific Ocean, open 1/2 hour before sunrise to 1/2 hour after sunset.
This non-profit retreat centre is built around a set of mineral hot springs with spiritual workshops. Experience Esalen’s signature bathing ritual after midnight between 1am and 3am (make sure to book by phone in advance).
Cosy roadside restaurant with organic Californian comfort food made with locally sourced ingredients. There truly is no better, more rustic, more charming place than this.
A rustic, charming nature escape, where wooden-panelled cabins are tucked among blooming gardens and woodland walks lead to the Castro Canyon waterfall and creek. Norwegian-inspired, handcrafted cabins make up the accommodation, with some rebuilt to include an additional layer of insulation, while all retain the cottage-feel charm. From linen wall lamps and wooden bedside tables to embroidered rugs and dollhouse-style windows, each cabin is character filled. It’s charming, soulful, and gloriously unique.
Popular eatery perched on a cliff side with a sunny terrace with breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean. Get their special burger and stop by the souvenir shop downstairs on your way out. Perfect place to stop by for a romantic break on the Big Sur Drive.