The Interpretive Center features exhibits on the natural and cultural history of the Peninsula, with a special emphasis on the Pacific gray whale. Get Directions
The Chapel is a famous and popular place for weddings. Many soap operas, television and movie weddings have been filmed there. The Chapel is open to all faiths and denominations. It is open daily for prayers and meditation. Get Directions
Coastal Sage Scrub, the California Gnatcatcher, the Cactus Wren and tide pools are found here. Swimming and picnic areas are available. Outdoor fires or dogs are not permitted. Get Directions
Promenade on the Peninsula is a Spanish-style, three-level, open-air center, with more than 50 name brand and boutique specialty stores and restaurants Get Directions
The 36-acre canyon cuts through the hills of Rolling Hills Estates - ideal for hikes. There are markers along the way for information about indigenous plant life. The Nature Center features exhibits about Peninsula plants and wildlife. Get Directions
An 87-acre garden built on a landfill offers guests lectures, flower shows, bird walks, concerts, car shows and special events throughout the year. Admission fee and tram rides (limited availability, please call for details). Get Directions
Center for Marine Studies activities focus on marine and environmental sciences for all students, offering close-up observation of sick or injured pinnipeds that are being rehabilitated at the Marine Mammal Care Center at Fort MacArthur. Get Directions
Learn about the natural history of the area through live exhibits. Beach walks and classes are held all through the year. From March to August, during the full or new moon you can participate in a Grunion run. The admission is free. Get Directions
Come aboard the legendary Queen Mary and see restored areas that have been under wraps since the final voyage in 1967, including the Isolation Wards and the Machine Rooms. Drive Time (approximate): 15 miles/30 minutes Get Directions