Big Sur is what nature and art together would look like. It is definitely one of the world's most indelible stretches of coastline.
Driving through Big Sur, you will see the beautiful ocean, sweeping panoramas, and waves. You will experience the unforgettable beautiful beaches, waterfalls, springs, hiking trails, and wildlife here.
The remarkable cliffside offers unbelievable Pacific Ocean views, going as far as the eyes can see.
Affordable Or Free Things To Do
- Bixby Bridge is a historic bridge and a popular site for photographers.
- Julia Pfeiffer Burns State Park has some great trails, waterfalls, and beautiful scenery.
- Walk along the giant redwood trees, waterfalls, and wildflowers, for the breathtaking ocean view at the Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park.
- Point Sur State Historic Park, Ragged Point, Partington Cave, Andrew Molera State Park, Limekiln State Park, and Salmon Creek Falls Trail are some hiking trails and natural beauties you should visit.
- New Camaldoli Hermitage, Big Sur Station, and Henry Miller Memorial Library will not disappoint.
- You could chill and spend the whole day at Pfeiffer beach.
- Spot the migrating whales and sea otters floating among the kelp while driving through the coastline.
- McWay Falls is a captivating 80 feet tall waterfall that flows into the Pacific Ocean.
Budget-Friendly Places To Stay
Booking in advance will help you stay within budget here. Carmel Resort Inn and Big Sur Lodge are some great options when on a budget.
You can also find cabins, and camping is also an option. There are many campgrounds here, including Fernwood Resort, Riverside Campground, Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park, and Big Sur Campground.
