Carmel by The Sea

... to Dead Sea. Best place I visited was En Gedi, a nature reserve close to Dead Sea. Saw bee-eater, ibex, vulture, hyrax and a lot more animals. Had the best bath and shower in my life under a waterfall....see the pictures. Thanks to Rottem and to Gali!!!

... matter. There were a fair number of expensive cars sitting in driveways of this sleepy, little, sea town. One house we saw, close to the sea was for sale at 6 million dollars. On each of the main streets, no matter which way you looked, you could see ...

We got a really early start this morning, aiming for breakfast in the rich town of Carmel-by-the-Sea. It is clearly a rich town and the main street is lined with cute little Hansel-and-Gretel styled houses. It is very similar to the town of Colmar in ...

.Hello folks, Just spent a fabulous two nights in Carmel by the Sea.  Drove down from San Francisco on Saturday.  On Saturday we drove round the 17 mile drive at Pebble Beach, fascinating drive, beautiful courses and amazing individually styled ...

... cheapest option but did give us pasta and soup and an ambience that seemed more in keeping with our attitude.  Driving into Carmel by the Sea at night was dark, really dark, as if the residents have opposed street lighting in an effort to ...

This is Carmel by the Sea, site of the world-famous Pebble Beach Golf Club and Carmel Beach. Since Del Monte Beach in Monterey has no waves, we sometimes take the 20 minute bus ride over to Carmel to enjoy the scenery and the ...

After we left San Francisco we continued driving South on the coast road and came upon a place called Carmel by the Sea, which was recommended as a stop off point by Keith Williams (friend from work), and what a great recommendation it was! We stopped off ...

... staying at Club Crocodile (never again). But nothing compares to our thrill at finding our very own log fire in our room at the Hyatt in Carmel-On-Sea. The smell of spilt wood, the spark of the match, the flicker of flames... ahhh! We go to sleep with the ...

We drove from Watsonville to Carmel and then the 17-mile Drive. It was pretty cool, there are a lot of nice places. It's even better if you stop for picnic or something. We just drove through it. You have to pay $9 to get ...

... the type of place you dream of going back too.. And hoping that you will be able too... Well this is the place for me. I love Carmel. And the neat thing is... Steve loves Carmel as much as I do. We woke up at 4:00 am to head for Tampa. Neither one of us ...

... There can't be that many people here in late May and so we thought we could easily spot Clint as he walked his puppy along the sea shore.  No luck on this trip although we missed Elton John and T Bone Burnett by 1 week (reportedly).  Great cool ...

... not helped when we narrowly missed a deer walking idly down the road. A lucky escape for all concerned. Destination: Carmel-by-sea – Monterrey. The final hour of the trip was spent with Nat desperate for the toilet and with no service stations in ...

I wake up very early, still on Beijing time and feel dizzy all the time.  I go to the Carmel Beach and found an empty beach with very few people.  Water is cold while fog hides the buildings on the peninsula nearby. In the morning, while Keren ...

... to wait in line and get our car despite having reserved one the day before.  In any event, we drove south on Highway 1 to Carmel-by-the-Sea and then took 17-Mile drive.  On our way back to town, we decided to cross the Golden Gate Bridge and ...

... drive from San Fran to Los Angeles. Stopped at Pidgeon Point Lighthouse where we had stayed in the youth hostel 17 years earlier. Brief pit stop at Santa Cruz and ended the day at Carmel by the Sea, leaving the next day to take our time exploring Big ...

... Pebble Beach it was but for me I think there's a lot of beautiful coastline in California that's free. When we arrived in Carmel-By-The-Sea we found out that friends from Ottawa who were also doing a California tour had booked in at the same hotel so we ...