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Photo Magic At Disneyland Theme Parks In California USA

January 5, 2018 by Exploretraveler.com Leave a Comment

It’s A Small World Holiday Magic At Disneyland California USA

The world is getting smaller and the magic is in the air. There is never a bad time to spend a day or two immersed in the enchantment of Disneyland California. Your day will be full of fantastic adventure, extraordinary explorations, and wonderful fun in the world of make believe.

Roger Rabbit’s Car Toon Spin ride

Roger Rabbit is just one of the guests of Mickey’s Toontown in Disney California. No one has been around Disney more than Micky. Join the fun and excitement while you discover all the different adventures in Toontown.

“Let It Go” Frozen at Disneyland California

Frozen is a favorite among little girls and you can’t help but marvel with delight in the “Let It Go” exhibit. Discover the world of Frozen in a whole new way. Every little girl loves a touch of magic in her day.

Night magic at Disney’s Paradise Pier in California

You might consider allowing a little time for a night of magic while at Disneyland California USA. Think romance as you stroll hand and hand through the night exhibits and sit with your special friend on the dock at Paradise Pier.

Grizzly River Run at Disney California Adventure Park

Grizzly River Run is a white water river adventure for the whole family. Your adrenalin will rush as you get the trill ride of a life time. This is a white water adventure like no other.

Magical Sleeping Beauty Castle

Any little girl’s dream begins in the Sleeping Beauty Castle. The colors of the castle at night are mind-blogging. A daytime tour of the castle is amazing, but at night the colors seem to come alive.

Mickey’s Fun Wheel at Disney California Adventure Park

With two fun theme parks to choose from, it is double the fun in California. Join in the fun with all the many rides and Michey’s Fun Wheel is just the beginning.

Checking Out The Future In Disney’s Tomorrowland

Did you wonder what tomorrow will look like? What direction will the future take? If you are curious about tomorrow then this is the exhibit for you. Explore tomorrow in Disney’s Tomorrowland.

The Original Jungle Cruise At Disneyland California

Do you remember the Original Jungle Cruise? It opened in 1955 at Disneyland in California and is still a park favorite.

This is just a cross section of all the many experiences waiting for you at Disneyland California. Why not explore both theme parks waiting for you at Disney in California? Check out the website for possible specials and book you adventure today.

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Photo Tour Of Central California Wine Country And Its Beaches

January 4, 2018 by Exploretraveler.com Leave a Comment

Gorgeous Stormy Beach On The Samoa Peninsula

Central California is best known for the Napa Valley Wine Country, but don’t forget the gorgeous beaches. This section of beach is known for dramatic waves and the storms help produce gorgeous scenarios that one can usually only dream of seeing. So while in the Wine Country, take time to check out the near-by beaches.

What did that sign say?

These are some of the most magnificent beaches, with dramatic and powerful waves, but staying safe means knowing where you are. Every beach has a unique and special part in daily beach life. Staying safe means taking time to know and understand each place you visit.

A Touch Of WWII History Hidden In The Sand

Discover old military bunkers half hidden in the sand dunes Of Samoa, California. What else can you discover in the sand?

And Then There Is The Wine……

Don’t for get the wine. Great adventure and excellent wine are in Central California’s Wine Country. In the above photo, bottles of Sauvignon Blanc are waiting for you at Castello di Amorosa in the Napa Valley.

Musty Aroma Of Aging Wine In French White Oak Barrels

Only the best wine, that has been aged to perfection, is good enough for the Castello di Amorosa label.

It Is In The Simple Grape Seed That Lies The Secrets To Health And Longevity

The simple Grape seed, a unused by product of the grapes as they are going through the wine press, have long been known to have many health secrets of their own.

Just One Of The Endless Variety Of Grapes In The Napa Valley

Whether you prefer Cabernet, Chardonnay, or one of the other endless varieties, you will find them in the Napa Valley.

America’s Only Authentic Tuscan Castle

Castello di Amorosa is a 13th century inspired Tuscan Castle and winery. Join in the wine tasting events and discover some of the valley’s best wine. While you are there, immerse yourself in history, as you explore this Tuscan Style Castle.

The Beautiful Napa Valley

“The Beach Is My Happy Place”

San Simeon beaches are another of the fantastic beaches of Central California.

Play Time At San Simeon

Elephant Seal pup at Piedras Blancas Rookery in San Simeon, California.

Massive Elephant Seals Getting Some Sun

Massive Northern Elephant Seals sun themselves on the rocks at Piedras Blanca Beach in San Simeon, California.

Historic Cannery Row Waterfront In Monterey, California

While visiting wine country, don’t forget to discover Monterey, with it’s unique and colorful history. John Steinbeck in his book, “The Grapes Of Wrath,” describes Monterey and her historic past.

Zoltar says: “Make your wish!” in Monterey, California

Exploring Monterey The Easy Way

Be sure to explore Monerey in California’s first wireless electric trolley. Monerey is still making history.

The Perfect Day Ends At The Beach

A warm misty evening on the Big Sur Beach in Central California. A perfect day of discovery and wine tasting always ends at the beach with the perfect sunset.

Why not book your reservation for California’s Wine Country and scenic beaches today?

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Fun In The Sun At Oceanside California USA

October 4, 2017 by Exploretraveler.com Leave a Comment

There Is Something For Everybody At Oceanside

Oceanside, California is the northern most city in San Diego County, and one of the best and largest playgrounds in Southern California. It is the third largest city in the county, but avoids a lot of the congestion, as everyone is at the beach. Here people of all walks of life enjoy the sun with a variety of sports to pass the time of day. On the beach, you see beach comers of all ages and those who love to bake in the hot Southern California sun. The beautiful white sandy shores are always filled with people who love to spend their day at the beach. This is a mecca for those who love to build and design amazing sand castles. Often you will see castles that are more than you could ever imagine. When they are holding contests, you will see mind blowing artistic creations such as your imagination can not dream about. This is the culture of Oceanside, California.

A Surfer Coming In And Another Waiting To Catch The Next Wave

There is constant action in Oceanside. While one is coming in, another waits to catch that next wave going out. Surfers, paddle boarders, and boogie boarders all mix in the fun. There is plenty of waves for everything in this land of the sun. Whatever your passion, there is a wave for you to catch. While on this day we are seeing mostly boards, other days bring out the Ocean Kayakers, as they paddle their way out to sea. The only limit in Oceanside seems to be your own imagination.

Catching The Last Wave Of The Day

Surfing and boogie boarding are a major love of many on this amazing beach. Everyone is in love with the absolutely fantastic waves. No matter what your skill level is, there are waves just perfect for you.

Catching Those Glorious Rays

The sand is always full of those wanting to spend a quiet few hours in the California sun. While some are laying and spending quiet time, others are reading. Then there are those who walk the shores looking for treasures from near or far. Especially after a rare storm, these treasure finders spend hours looking for the unique and rare shells among those things that have washed up. These beautiful white sand beaches are perfect for whatever your passion might be.

And for those that are looking for more, come out early or stay late. This is a perfect place to just observe beautiful views of the ocean and coast, sun rises and sunsets, gorgeous birds, Dolphins, sea lions, and sometimes whales. The possibilities are endless as you watch the many entertainers of the ocean.

The Beautiful Seabirds Of Southern California

For those who enjoy the wildlife, there are many beautiful seabirds waiting for their turn in the spotlight. This one seems to be asking for a new photo for his portfolio. What a pleasant day to just spend time observing their beauty and antics. There is nothing more fun than watching their foolish, outrageous, and amusing behavior as they fish, eat, and raise their families. This is a bird watching haven in the sun!

Beautiful Seabird Who Enjoys Entertaining

What a beautiful day to walk along the boardwalk, enjoying the residents of the Bird Kingdom. This woman is enjoying a close-up encounter with one of the local seabirds. Life is magnificent at Oceanside, California.

Fishing Off The Boardwalk In Oceanside, California

Fun for the whole family, as they are happily fishing for dinner. The fish are plentiful and the possibilities are endless as you gather the family and enjoy a day at the beach in Oceanside. And when the day is over, why not order out for dinner.

Crab Cakes On The Beach

Can you think of anything better than fresh Crab Cakes On The Beach? If Crab Cakes are not your choice, there are endless sea food choices on the menu. So enjoy the day and then complete it with a good dinner on the beach. What a perfect end to an Oceanside adventure!

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The Art Of Mountain Biking

February 27, 2017 by Exploretraveler.com Leave a Comment

Mastering Mountain Biking At Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park

The art of Mountain Biking is a skill that enables you to take a very durable bike, built for cross country and/or trails, and ride off road over the roughest mountain terrain. It can be challenging, but is very rewarding. You can ride trails that are so rough that they are hardly trails. You can take off on your own with just a compass. You can climb mountains and see what most people can not even dream about. When you get off the beaten path or on trails that are barely trails, the vistas grow. What a way to see your world!

Enjoy the deep shade while biking along the trails among the California redwoods. These enormous old growth redwood trees provide a pleasant environment to enjoy mountain biking at it’s best. Monteray County provides some good good riding. Here you will find something for every level of mountain biker. There are many extremly rugged challenges for the experienced mountain biker. One example of this skill level is the trails around Fort Ord Public Lands. Here you will practice all your skills and them some. Beginners can ride the gentle paved trails of the Monterey Bay Coastal Recreation Trail. Whatever your skill level, there is a trail just for you in Monterey County.

The Fort Ord National Monument has bike paths for every age group from families with younger children, to those who are in tip top shape. There are paved trails and rough trails, there are flat trails and mountain terran. Whatever you are looking for, you will find it in the Fort Ord National Monument in Monteray County, California. It really is time to take to the hills.

Another popular ride is the ride at Pebble Beach. The trail goes all the way out to the Lone Cypress and back, One of the best part of the ride is that anyone can navigate it with ease. On your way out, keep the Ocean beaches on your right, and when you ride back they will be on your left.

A more traditional, and slightly more challenging bike route begins near Cannery Row on the Monterey Bay Coastal Bay Recreation Trail. You stay on the trail for a little more than a mile. The trail will then end. Then you can cycle through Pacific Grove and continue past Point Pinos. Then you will enter Sunset Drive just past Asilomar State Beach. It is here that you will see Pebble Beach for the first time and 17 Mile drive. Then you will continue on to Lone Cypress. What an amazing day!

Wherever you decide to go riding, you will find a good challenging ride for your skill level in Monteray County, California. Biking adventures are everywhere. Why not make this the year you discover the adventure of the California Redwoods.? What are you waiting for? Grab your bag and head on out to your favorite trail head for an enjoyable day of riding in the California Sun.

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Exploring Northern California

August 7, 2016 by Exploretraveler.com Leave a Comment

Northern California Beaches

Gorgeous beaches and dramatic waves swell on the Samoa Peninsula in Northern California. This amazing stretch of beach is just over a mile Northwest of Eureka, California. Samoa Beach is the seaward side of this breathtaking peninsula. Heavy winter gales crest and play in the areas off shore. The area varies from just over 23 feet to 30 feet above sea level. It is this extremely low land that is bombarded by tsunamis and other tropical storms. The waves just off shore swell and run parallel to the shoreline. Many of the waves tower to more than 30 feet high. During these dramatic storms, little can be seen between these monster waves and the sandy beaches of the peninsula.

What Did That Sign Say?

Magnificent dune formations provide miles and miles of entertainment for those who love to cruise the dunes, spend a few hours beach combing, or even just enjoying the waves. What could be better than spending time in the Samoa Dunes Recreation Area? While enjoying this spectacular playground on your favorite dune buggy, be sure to read the signs! Being aware of any possible weather changes and heed the directions given to you. This will make your time in this wonderland safe and entertaining. This is a spectacular, fun, and dramatic playground!

The Samoa Dunes Recreation Area provides access to 140 acres of beachland including many trails and paths. There are endless treasures to find and discover. There is also a new additional area just for riding your favorite dune toys. This new area extends about 1 mile past the northern boundary of the park.

Samoa Dunes Recreation Area
Samoa, CA 95564
(707) 825-2300

Old Military WWII Bunkers

Take time to explore all the many trails and paths waiting for you on the Samoa Peninsula. You will find amazing things in this off-highway vehicle play area of Northern California. This used to be the property of the United States Military and you will find the remains of ammunition bunkers, and even an old lighthouse, no longer in service. If you like to explore, then you have arrived at the right place.

Dune buggies, sand motorcycles, Dune vehicles of all types, and ATV riding are extremely popular on this stretch of beach. This is also a fantastic area for bird-watching. Those who enjoy beach combing will discover miles and miles of beach just waiting to be found. The boat launch provides a launching area for your boat and there are grills and tables for your use. Why not grab the whole family and enjoy some of the most exciting miles of beach in Northern California?

Salt marshes and wetlands of Arcata Bay

The vast salt marshes and rich wetlands of Arcata Bay provide the perfect environment for some of the riches oyster beds on the coast. Over 70% of all the fresh oysters eaten in California are farmed in Arcata Bay. The month of June is the peak of Oyster Season. These little treasures of the sea are farmed in bags and thus the bay is protected from harmful dredging. This also allows the cities of Arcata and Eureka to maintain a healthy quality of water in Arcata Bay.

Every year in the month of June, the city of Arcata holds the Humboldt Bay Oyster Fest. This fun and unique festival draws more than 10,000 people to Arcata. Oyster lovers travel to this Oysterfest from far and near. It is an excellent time to taste raw and barbecued oysters from many different traditions. What an amazing festival of oyster treats from some of the areas top chefs! You will find excellent food, live entertainment, a kids activity area, and vendors of every kind. This is an excellent place to find local high quality products. Many award-winning wines and microbrews make their debut at this fantastic and fun festival.

569 S G St
Arcata, CA 95521
(707) 826-2359

“Gone Fishing” on Whiskeytown Lake

Whiskeytown Lake is perhaps most known for its beautiful crystal-clear waters. The water is so clear that it appears like a mirror. This is one of the most exciting places to fish. Imagine, fishing where the water is so clear that you can see the fish! Enjoy views of beautiful and majestic mountains. This backdrop of spectacular mountain peaks are often mirrored in the crystal clear water of the lake. More than 39,000 acres surround this amazing lake. This National Forest has spectacular waterfalls, beautiful and pristine mountain creeks flowing to the valleys below and 70 miles of hiking trails suitable for all skill levels. Nestled in these mountains are opportunities to discover the living history of California and the famous Gold Rush. If you are ready to explore Northern California, Whiskeytown Lake is the place to start. In this exciting playground, history is alive and there are stories to be told!

The annual Harvest Festival is held in September of each year at the Camden House! If you enjoy the fall harvest festivals, you will like this annual spectacular community festival. This is perhaps one of the most unique of the fall festivals.

Mailing address for more information:

P.O. Box 188
Whiskeytown , CA 96095
(530) 242-3400

Beautiful and Mysterious Mount Shasta

Beautiful and Mysterious Mount Shasta comes with many Alien stories and tales about other dimensions of life. This picturesque mountain is an active volcano that is always covered by snow. Nestled below are lakes and towns that thrive during the summer tourist months and sleep all winter.

The city of Mount Shasta is quaintly secluded below the mountain that it is named for. Mount Shasta is one of the most spectacular landmarks in Northern California. Mount Shasta City is less than 9 miles from the mountain that shares its name and has a stable population of 3,394 residents.

Summer time on Shasta Lake and the surrounding towns bring revenue from houseboat rentals, cabins, water sports, ect. The winters are filled with skiing and other winter sports. If you are looking for a place where you can have family fun, go no farther. At Shasta, Trinity and Lewiston Lakes, most of the campgrounds are managed by the Shasta Recreation company. Camping is abundant throughout the area.

Make your reservations through the National Recreation Reservation Service. You can call and reserve your camping spot today at 1-877-444-6777.

As our time in Northern California comes to a close, we invite you seek out the many exciting adventures of the area. No passport is needed, it is in your own backyard!

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Exploring Monterey, California

July 11, 2016 by Exploretraveler.com 2 Comments

Carmel by the Sea

Relaxing on the white sand beaches of beautiful Carmel by the Sea in Monterey is breathtaking. The sand is white and pure. It is so fine that it feels like silk between your toes. What a perfect place to relax from the stresses of the work week. The weather is perfect. The waves are the spectacular. There is nothing like Monterey, California for unsurpassed beauty, and a serene beach getaway. No work. No stress. It is all about relaxation and fun, at Monterey. Carmel by the Sea is just one of the many spectacular beach communities on this amazing peninsula. Grab your hat and sunscreen……it is time to explore Monterey!

Carmel by the Sea is a small quaint beach town on California’s Monterey Peninsula. It’s beauty surpasses words. It has many different museums throughout the area. It is famous for its fabulous library of Historic Carmel Mission. The center of this small village is filled with fairy tale cottages. It is home to many artists and includes many impressive art galleries. While at Carmel by the Sea you can get a feel for the peninsula and its history.

For the adventurous, there is the Scenic Bluff Path. It goes all the way from the surf’s edge to the unforgettable Carmel River State Beach. Here you can enjoy the vast number of bird species that call this beach home. There is also a scuba entry point for the divers among you. If that wasn’t enough, there are sea animals and vistas just waiting to be discovered. You will find one of the most fantastic whaling museums on the West Coast at Point Lobos State Natural Reserve. Spend the day or several days, there is much to see on the Monterey Peninsula.

Tor House and Hawk Tower are two of the historical buildings in the village of Carmel by the Sea. They were built by the poet, Robinson Jeffers. Robinson discovered the unspoiled beauty of the Big Sur Coast and Monterey in 1914. Over the next ten years he built Tor House and Hawk Tower as a home and refuge for his family. Located on a windswept barren cape, he began to build their dream home. He gathered granite stones from Carmel Bay and this amazing structure still stands today. Tours of these historical buildings are offered daily.

Carmel by the Sea has hotels, Inns, Bed & Breakfasts, Spas, Restaurants, and wineries. These accommodations will provide all the necessary services you may desire. While in this storybook village you will be carried back to a former time. You will find Carmel both casual and comfortable. Restaurants vary from beachy casual to the fine dining experience that Carmel is also known for. The Monterey journey begins the moment you arrive in the village. Welcome to the Monterey Peninsula!

Exploring Historic Cannery Row

Another piece of exciting history in Monterey is the Historic Cannery Row. Your journey begins when you board the first all-electric trolley without wires. The unique draw of this historical street is fascinating. Cannery Row is one of the top vacation destinations on the Central Coast of California. It is a street of now deserted sardine canneries. It has been the stage of several poems, songs, and books throughout the years. You will find high-end waterfront hotels with all the luxury you could possibly dream of. The vast variety of enticing restaurants just wait to be discovered. There are quaint and captivating boutiques for those who desire to shop. In Cannery Row, you will find living history and a unique cultural experience. You will see signs of the Monterey that Steinbeck wrote about in Cannery Row, but the people of Monterey are far from emotionally hungry. A lot has happened since 1945. Take time to experience the magnificent beauty of Monterey Bay, while you take a few moments to remember it’s exciting past. This journey begins when you board the trolley!

Monterey Canning Co.

The advent of the Sardine fishing explosion at the turn of the century was swift. It gave birth to this famous street of canneries. Cannery Row was born and the area quickly grew. The canneries exploded during World War I with the huge demand for canned sardines. Then it slowed after the war during the Great Depression. A few years later, World War II ushered in the next boon for these canneries. Then after World War II we saw the complete collapse of the canning industry in Monterey. Cannery Row lay forgotten until 1968, when revival began once again on this famous street. Now it is a resort with a history. It is the number one destination for visitors coming to Monterey. The buildings have been restored. Some have been restored to their original purpose, and others repurposed into restaurants and shops. Enjoy lunch or dinner at one of the many restaurants at The Canning Co. You will find food that is excellent and the original historic buildings adds to its uniqueness.

Explore the many shops that now have made Cannery Row their home. Here you will find those unique and one of a kind treasures to take home. Cannery Inn sits at the entrance to this historical district.At the inn you will find high quality accommodations in a causel atnosphere. Tour the canneries, enjoy a meal, and discover the roots of Monterey. It all begins as you arrive on Cannery Row!

Cannery Row Inn
200 Foam St, Monterey
CA 93940
(831) 649-8580

Monterey Canning Company
711 Cannery Row,
Pacific Grove, CA 93950

Another fun activity while at Canary Row is a Canary Row Kayaking Experience. Kayaking is one of the amazing ways to see the bay. It is a wonderful way to see Canary Row Bay from the water. There are several different sizes of kayaks and paddle boats for rent. You can also book an exciting tour at the Adventures by the Sea. This is an amazing adventure has it’s beginning in the center of the spectacular Cannery Row Kelp Forests. What amazing opportunities to see the marine wildlife calling this bay home. Sea Otters, Harbor Seals, and Sea Lions are just some of the marine residences living in the bay.

Another exciting event is to scuba dive at beautiful San Carlos State Beach. You will find this beach at the end of Cannery Row. It is one of the popular spots for divers of all ages and levels. San Carlos State Beach has become a popular launching point for scuba divers of all levels of experience. Here you will find a little piece of paradise as you relax and enjoy this peaceful spot. If you’ve never scuba dived before, today is a great day to learn the basics. The bay has a clear sandy bottom with an abundance of marine life. It is this magnificent environment that makes this an excellent and fun place to learn.

Another fun activity while at Cannery Row is Whale watching. California is one of the worlds best places to see Whales from the shore. They can be observed year around, though April to mid December is the best time to see Humpback and Blue Whales. The depth of the bay allows you to spot the whales from the shore with the naked eye. Mid-December to March is best time of the year to see spectacular Dolphins and Grey Whales. It is always a good time to go Whale watching at Cannery Row.

Those who enjoy biking will enjoy the The Monterey Peninsula Recreational Trail. This trail is just above the shoreline of Cannery Row and winds along the California coast to Lover’s Point. At Lover’s Point you can access a bike lane that travels along the Pacific Grove Coastline. There are several different paths and trails available. The journey can be easy to difficult, the choice is yours. Bikes are available for rent at Adventures by the Sea.

For those with the desire to walk on water, renting a paddle board is just the adventure. You will find stand-up-paddleboards for rent at Adventures by the Sea. Need a little help getting those sea legs working? Lessons are offered for those who desire. What an invigorating way to enjoy the bay!

If you are ready to discover Monterey Peninsula, then grab the family and prepare for an adventure of a lifetime. There is plenty to see and do on this beautiful bay. Today is a great day to discover your own back yard.

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