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| Head Up to Big Sur with The Wine Wrangler |
Anyone who has been lucky enough to travel along
California’s Central Coast knows how breathtakingly beautiful it is, but the
Big Sur coastline is 10 times more beautiful. You can enjoy the scenic splendor
by taking The Wine Wrangler's special Big Sur tour that will have you cruising along the coast
and enjoying the scenery as your guide points out landmarks and shares the
history of the area.
Long known for its majestic beauty, Big Sur boasts the
highest coastal peak in the continuous 48 states with an elevation of 1 mile
above sea level—only 3 miles from the Pacific Ocean. The scenic ride along historic
Highway 1 provides up close panoramic views of the rugged coastline. But,
there’s more than beauty to the soul of Big Sur. Here’s a few reasons that we
think you should pack your bags and join us on a magical getaway:
Julia Pfeiffer
Burns State Park: Named after a pioneer women who made Big Sur her
home, this park is the epitome of paradise. Hike through enchanted forests or
climb high up onto the ridge where your just reward is a sweeping vista of the
Pacific Ocean and the rolling Santa Lucia Mountains.
Wine Tasting in
the Santa Lucia Highlands: You’ve been wine tasting throughout the Paso
Robles AVA, so it’s time to mix things up and sample the wines of the Santa
Lucia Highlands where the ocean’s influence on the grapes and the magic of the
soil can be tasted in every sip.
A Stop at Nepenthe:
Famous among the Beats and other literary greats, Nepenthe captures the
Bohemian spirit that is the soul of Big Sur. Enjoy a glass of wine on the deck
overlooking the Pacific Ocean—and keep your eyes open for the whales as they
make their way up and down California’s coast.
The Wine Wrangler offers both 1 and 2 day tours that include
Hearst Castle, Monterrey, The Steinbeck Museum, and wine tasting in the Santa
Lucia Highlands. We can also custom tailor a tour to your needs, whether you’re
looking to embark on the perfect romantic getaway or find an idyllic spot to
propose.
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