Attractions: Point Lobos

This self-guided, self-paced GPS audio walking tour will take you along Carmel-by-the-Sea’s Scenic Road and the bluff pathway above Carmel Beach. You will enjoy sweeping views of Carmel Bay, looking from Pebble Beach to Carmel Point and Point Lobos, while the audio guide points out highlights as you move along. The tour begins and ends at the historic La Playa Carmel Hotel, at Camino Real and Eighth Avenue. Along the route you will pass the North Dunes Habitat Restoration Project and stop at the Carmel Beach Overlook for more coastal panoramas. You will also see the home where Clint Eastwood lived while he served as Mayor of Carmel-by-the-Sea between 1986 and 1988, and the guide will explain his connection to the town. As you walk, you will hear about Carmel’s distinctive architecture and its storied past, with contextual stories and details provided by the GPS audio narration.

This nature walk will take you through serene woodlands, along craggy cliffs and past a series of beautiful coves. As you move through the landscape, you’ll pass varied coastal and forest scenery that offers striking views at every turn. The route will present plenty of opportunities for memorable photographs. Along the way you may spot wildlife such as otters, seals and sea lions, as well as deer and a variety of birds. You will also hear about the area’s human history, which will be woven into the experience and help explain how this piece of land became so distinctive. The combination of scenery, wildlife and stories will shape a relaxed, photo-friendly walk.

This private day trip takes you and your group (from one to 12 people) in a chauffeur‑driven luxury car. You will travel at your own pace without the constraints of a large coach, fixed timed stops or group narration. An experienced local resident will act as your driver‑guide and adapt the outing to your personal requirements, making the trip flexible and customisable. Along the way you will visit Monterey and drive the scenic 17 Mile Drive through Pebble Beach. You will continue along the Big Sur Highway to coastal highlights including Point Lobos, Garrapata State Beach, Rocky Point and the iconic Bixby Bridge. With a private car, you won’t need to worry about which roads to take or searching for suitable parking and rest stops, so you can focus on the scenery and time with family or friends. This experience is ideal for travellers seeking an exclusive, unstructured day on the coast.

This self-guided, self-paced audio walking tour lets you explore the rugged Carmel coastline around Carmel Point in Carmel-by-the-Sea. Delivered through the VoiceMap app, the route begins and ends at the Walker House Cabin on the Rocks and is ready whenever you are. As you move along the tree-lined streets and clifftop paths, you'll enjoy striking views of Point Lobos, Carmel Beach and Carmel River State Beach. Along the way you'll learn about the area's unique homes built on what was once a windswept, treeless bluff. The commentary will cover Carmel's famous houses, local flora and fauna, films made on the point and the story of the first softball league in the US. You may also encounter colourful characters from the past, including Jean Arthur and the poet Robinson Jeffers, whose histories are woven into the walk. Put your phone in your pocket and let the audio guide direct you at your own pace as you explore Carmel Point.

On this self-guided walking tour, you will explore Carmel-by-the-Sea and visit famous landmarks. Along the way, an app-based audio guide will introduce you to the city’s history and distinctive architecture. Starting from the historic La Playa Carmel hotel, you will walk along the pathway above Carmel Beach. Here, you can take in the spectacular views of Pebble Beach, Carmel Point and Point Lobos. Continuing on, you’ll also discover the North Dunes habitat restoration project and the Carmel Beach overlook. A highlight of this tour is Clintwood Eastwood’s former home, where you’ll learn about his connection to the city and his stint as mayor of Carmel-by-the-Sea from 1986 to 1988.