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Franko's CORAL STREET 10’-60’ Beg.-Adv. 1D0’5E-’L4-W03H’M0’AOBRINFeF1TngotB0E..’r#-R--I2eBEA6nsEtA0dt.’tAvK.oCDBWH6OAeA0CvTg’.Ee-R1.d5IIRA0eM0MC’nMq’Cct-p-.EKuOt5AO6ERah0VNBr0TT’’iEETPTRuIBIE(SoEineCDmtRBIUg.nG.EtERU-NIAYe1WDCMeCn0HfEtH’aB.FH-ORIAbA(4PErRYWi01LKFM’lALI)10lDETA’OO0No-&EX’QTVIS-4R6TCE60UR’0EPAR0’A’’E-RANBSFR9RBeCIUR0PeKg’O.EGUIgO-V.SIEBn-AOEMTIteN.Adu&AnC-gTt&.dvn.UA-eHvD.erRKdA:AEr:CvAdS.E4vEN3P.R0’T0OR-’)R-CE1E6EK1E0F0F’’

POINT PINOS Outer
40’-110’+ Int.-Adv.
Chase
Sunset Ave. BLCl.iagnhnethryoRuoswe Ave. MONO-LOBO 40’-120’ Boat dive to a ledge area at 40’ depth.
PMPMeonEniOntNesrNueIlyaNT ESRUELYACREPMAODTIONIUSVTSREJCEOOMESPGVAA2AEI5CR5DPCI’(D’-FS-hE2I3EP&C5iNA0Nn’’GNSTaKBIRIIneFSEORFSgtIHT.SLVIo.-.-HCEAPBcEPAAAdMkAdMRUFvTYPvE.LAO)R.SIFREOpURSIaSNNSGEnSEREiSCsOGhETDLUEIARIBBDICeaKMaEyScDDohousHCusnPCoLUtSGePuhBiotgAsrea2ioMsnhsa5teBNiieoc6ttlSanohhosPpBaysrmotttLaeihuninaaPCnsioArcokGsie(1hsnhssTnrDiofO7lDeouoLRrRmnLesMd.nIRaSPVscOrIueALAOEPnGDEcACSGsR)BMePaCIe.AauGOnoFtIT.tncnFtVMIEteauICDuErVrCafncWirlierhGy.caywiGpWRsPeahR.loaOiGnerrHRNLgkoVegi.ulaegfftEoctLChunikCIOntRnrlhkheeUesnaobeNePsDueGferPrTesrAerRfreVeeTsyYesneEitHsrdCeevOiLiroelALcUaleavnBan’eongsf.uaMVgieoenGwIntuGesaarterittdyeuseTtdeUNNSESLGSCVIaaBiPsrnFeSilBatiYoGCosicPskuohrWDheisaaeeePhMrIsrrndlamtaaftroahrf.innE’assMteoronteBl. BL. Ledges form walls which descend to 100’+. Many nooks and
17 MILE crannies host scallops, cabezon, strawberry anemones, orange
60’ (18m) DR. sponges, purple hydrocoral, and all kinds of rockfish.

Club MONASTARY BEACH 10’-100’+ Enter at the north end of the
beach to a shallow area (20’-40’) with a rocky reef and kelp. The
30’ (9 m) CoMIuLntEry canyon wall is very steep and drops into the abyss. Overhangs
are popular for hunting. Caution: Steep and deep with waves.
Penins1ul7a Ave.
CARMEL MEADOWS 20’-40’ Beach entry near eighty steps at
Memorial Park El Bibera Rd and Cuesta Way. The area has good kelp forest with
lots of rocks. Brittle stars, rainbow nudibranchs, blue rockfish,
Orca Monterey Shore MILEForest Holman Hwy. Fremont St. lingcod, and cabezon abound. Leopard sharks come in late
Bird Rock Course 17 Lake winter and spring. Caution: Steep and deep trench.
MONTEREY
Fan Shell Pt. Seal Rock Deserted S.F.B. Morse CARMEL RIVER 10’-50’ Carmel River Beach entry to reefs and
Indian Botanical Reserve pinnacles amongst kelp. Colorful anemones and sponges host
Village sculpin, greenling, rockfish, and gobies. Caution: Exposed.
CYPRESS POINT Fan Poppy Los Altos Dr.
20’-70’ Int.-Adv. Shell BUTTERFLY HOUSE 15’-50’ Beach entry near Scenic Dr and
DHRi.lls Lopez 1 Stewart Way in front of the “Butterfly House”. Rocky with small
Beach Rd. Hwy. caves and thick kelp in an area with a wide variety of fishes.
Golf 68 Caution: South swell brings in big surf.

SS FLAVEL Spyglass Hill 68
CARMEL HILL
Cypress 15th Cypress Golf Course (HIGHWAY ONE)
Point Tee
Crocker Point Golf Course GATE Cabrillo Miles
Grove Course 0 ½1
PEBBLE
Granddaddy BEACH SCALE
Cypress Peter Hay
Golf Course
PENINSULA WEATHER
Pebble 17BMeaILcEhDR. 17 MILE
Sunset Point DR. Avg. Avg. Ocean
High (OF) Low (OF)Temp. (OF)
Lone Cypress Tree Ghost January 60 43 53
Midway Point Tree February 61 45 54
Pebble
LINGCOD REEF Beach Golf March 62 44 54
20’-60’ Beg.-Adv. April
Course 63 45 55
May
OCEAN PINNACLES Pescadero Pt. Arrowhead Pt. CARMEL June 64 48 55
(PESCADERO PINNACLES) Carmel Carmel(9Bme) ach City Park GATE July 67 50 57
Pescadero Rocks Rock Ocean Ave. August 68 51 57
10’-130’+ Int.-Adv. 30’ September 69 52 57
EAST PESCADERO STILLWATER COVE October 72 53 58
10’-60’ Beg.-Int. 60’ (18m) November 70 51 56
PINNACLE 65 47 55
55’-130’+ Int.-Adv.

Carmel Bay C A R M E L Native December 61 44 54
BY THE SEA Plant
CARMEL BAY ECOLOGICAL RESERVE Park Annual Rainfall: 18.5"
Annual Days with Fog: 180

COPPER ROOF HOUSE Mission
10’-60’ Beg.-Int. Trails
Park

BUTTERFLY HOUSE CARMEL
15’-50’ Beg.-Int. MISSION

Migrating Gray Whale Carmel River State Beach Rancho Canada
CARMEL RIVER 10’-50’ Beg.-Adv. Golf Club

CARMEL MEADOWS 20’-40’ Int.-Adv.

MONASTARY BEACH 10’-100’+ Int.-Adv.
San Jose Creek State Beach

MONO-LOBO 40’-120’ Int.-Adv.
Point Lobos

BLUEFISH COVE 40’-100’ Adv. Fabulous Guides
of Favorite Places
WHALER’S COVE 20’-45’ Beg.-PAOdIvN. (TNoLSOcuBbOa ASrea) 1 Copyright 2011
STATE RESERVE Franko Maps, Ltd.
POINT LOBOS STATE RESERVE
Nothing may be taken or disturbed. www.frankosmaps.com
Diving only in designated area with
Kelp a permit. Boating or kayaking by
permit only. Park Rangers issue
Bird island permits. (408) 624-4909
GIBSON BEACH
15'-60' Int.-Adv.