
Visitors enjoy the sunny weather at Carmel Town Beach; the famous Pebble Beach Golf Links overlooks the northern end of the beach

Carmel-by-the-Sea is known for its art galleries, high-end boutiques, fine restaurants and quaint storybook cottages like the one pictured here

Carmel River State Beach is a quieter alternative to nearby Carmel Town Beach

Father Junipero Serra founded the Mission San Carlos Borremeo del Rio Carmelo in Monterey in 1770; it was the second of California's 21 missions. It was moved to its present location in Carmel in 1771, and Father Serra is buried within the mission grounds.

The view south along Carmel River State Beach
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