Tourist Services Along The Big Sur Coast. The Complete Big Sur Travel Guide with Entertainment, Sights, Travel, News and Business Information For The Big Sur Coast

Explore The Big Sur Coast

Tours On Tape - Audio Tours for California
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The Southbound Edition for the Big Sur Coast.

Tours On Tape's easy to use 100 minute audio tour of the 90 mile drive from Carmel To Hearst Castle is packed with interesting information for the traveler. With this tape and enclosed map, you can make the most of your time, seeing both the highlights and the hidden treasures most people miss. You'll hear about the secluded beaches, hidden waterfalls, historic sights and breathtaking viewpoints as you see them in your car. With Tours On Tape, you'll appreciate and experience the special history and unique nature found only here.

Point Lobos State Reserve The "Crown Jewel" of all California Parks. Attracts over 300,000 visitors a year. Great place to view Sea Otters, Seals and the Grey Whales. Also the "Start" of Tours On Tape!	Rocky Point One of the best locations on the Big Sur Coast for photographers and hikers. Great views of the single arched Rocky Creek bridge. And a great place to have a meal and beverage.
River Inn One of the earliest establishments in the Big Sur Valley. Relax along the river. Enjoy music on Saturday nights and Sunday afternoons.	Nepenthe, The Phoenix Shop and Cafe Kevah Probably one of the best viewpoints in the Big Sur Valley. Enjoy a meal and beverage. The Phoenix Shop has the best collection of eclectic merchandise in Big Sur.
Lucia Once a hub for travelers along the original "Coast Trail", Lucia is still a great host to travelers.	Ragged Point Perched 700 feet above sea level, this is a fine place to take a break along the curves of Highway 1.