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Cherry Picking - Bixby Bridge - Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park

Itinerary: 

A combination of Cherry-picking experience, visiting Big Sur: Bixby Bridge and Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park

Price: From $70 to $140
$70 seat # 53 - 56.
$80 seat # 41 - 52.
$90 seat # 33 - 40.
$100 seat # 21 - 32.
$110 seat # 13 - 20.
$120 seat # 05 - 12.
$140 seat # 01 - 02 or 03 - 04 (first row)

En route, when it is necessary we reserve the right to make any changes without prior notice.

Welcome to our Cherry Picking tour, a fun and relaxing way to spend a late spring morning in the countryside. When cherry season arrives, the orchards come alive with rows of bright, beautiful fruit ready to be picked. On this tour, you’ll stroll through the trees, hand-pick your own sweet, juicy cherries, and enjoy the simple pleasure of tasting them fresh from the branch. There’s something special about choosing the ripest ones yourself and sharing that experience with family and friends.

Cherries in season are usually bright red or deep red, round, and full of juice. When you pick them, they should feel firm with fresh green stems. The flavor is naturally sweet with a slight hint of tartness, which makes them refreshing and not overly sugary. Cherries that are freshly picked from the tree are often crisper and juicier than store-bought ones, giving them a richer and more natural taste.

After enjoying the sweetness of cherry season, we continue our journey along the breathtaking coastline to Bixby Bridge in Big Sur — one of California’s most iconic scenic spots. Standing high above the rugged cliffs and crashing Pacific waves, Bixby Bridge offers panoramic ocean views and dramatic coastal landscapes. The sweeping concrete arch, set against the deep blue sea and rolling green hills, makes it one of the most photographed bridges in the state. Here, you can take your time walking to the viewpoints, capturing stunning photos, and simply soaking in the fresh ocean breeze. Whether it’s the golden glow of late afternoon or the soft mist of a coastal morning, the scenery here always feels unforgettable.

Big Sur is famous not just for its scenic coastal drives, but also for its stunning Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park. This is is one of the most famous parks in Big Sur, California. It’s known for giant redwood trees, river swimming spots, camping, and misty forest trails. People sometimes call it a “mini Yosemite.” Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park has a river running through the middle of big redwood trees and forest trails, so the whole place feels quiet and shaded most of the time. You hear the water almost everywhere, and there are spots where people sit by the rocks or hang out near the river. The woods are thick, cool, and a little foggy in the mornings, which makes the park feel calm and kind of isolated from everything outside Big Sur.