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Escape to Pacific Grove Near Monterey Bay
Just steps from historic Point Pinos and minutes from top Monterey attractions, the charming Lighthouse Lodge & Cottages is close to everything you'll want to do on your getaway to California's central coast.
Visit Cannery Row and the famous Monterey Bay Aquarium or explore the eclectic shops and galleries in Carmel-by-the-Sea. Wander through the butterfly groves at Monarch Grove Sanctuary. Tee off on the famed Pacific Grove Golf Links, or cruise down the scenic 17-Mile Drive for unrivaled coastal seascapes. We are also just minutes from Monterey Regional Airport for easy commuting. From beaches to fairways, there's so much to experience in Pacific Grove, and it's all within easy reach of Lighthouse Lodge & Cottages.
Monterey Bay Aquarium
Monterey Bay Aquarium is a nonprofit aquarium home to over 80,000 plants and animals and 200 exhibits. With scientists who are working towards rebuilding sea otter populations and protecting California's ocean, the aquarium is also the only one in the world to home a great white shark.
Cannery Row
One of the most popular vacation destinations on California's Central Coast, historic Cannery Row is home to many waterfront hotels, boutiques, and restaurants. Cannery Row's main street was once the site of a large number of sardine canning factories that are no longer in operation.
17-Mile Drive
Hugging the Pacific coastline and passing many beautiful attractions, 17-Mile Drive is a scenic road on the Monterey Peninsula that goes through Pebble Beach and Pacific Grove. Some popular attractions include Bird Rock, Lone Cypress, and Del Monte Forest.
Pebble Beach Golf Course
Consistently rated the number one public golf course in the country, Pebble Beach Golf Links is regarded as one of the world's most beautiful courses. The course hosted its sixth US Open this year with eight more championships to be hosted in the coming future.
Monarch Grove Sanctuary
During the month of October, thousands of Monarch butterflies flock to this sanctuary and hang in clusters from eucalyptus branches. The sanctuary is free and offers the wonderful opportunity to view and admire this natural display.