Tourist Attractions & Monuments California

It's unavoidable when you visit Morro Bay. This national park includes the bay of Morro Bay and its famous Morro Rock, as well as the museum of natural history and marina. This is the ideal place for sailing, fishing, bird watching. You choose to visit it from land in randonnant or by sea, in kayaking.

It's a steep slope and can be reached on foot, by bicycle or by shuttle bus (21 stops in the valley, free of charge). It is 13 km long and 1.6 km wide, and is 1,209 meters high. From the bottom of the valley, you can see the steep walls, and the two rocks so often photographed for their beauty: El Capitan and the Cathedral. From the top of the walls fall countless impressive waterfalls, some of which are over 700 meters high. Many hikes start from the surroundings of the valley. The valley is very crowded in summer.

Some make these falls the eighth wonder of the world. You will have to be raised early to admire them, because everyone is found there in the early hours of the day. Several accommodation options on site, between rental of cabins, and locations for tents and camping-cars.

Jump on and hang on to the oldest and most famous cable car! From Union Square to Fisherman's Wharf, you'll be rolling down the hills of San Francisco in 20 minutes. It is the most famous tourist attraction of the city with the Golden Gate Bridge, mostly used for tourists, because it is very expensive. You can buy your ticket directly from the driver. Interesting suggestion: take it one station after Powell Station, in Union Square, to avoid the long waiting line