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The dramatic coastline of San Simeon CA along Highway 1 is known to be one of the most scenic drives in the world. It's a popular way for traveling to and from Big Sur, a great mountain camping and tourist spot for visitors. One of the most notable attractions is Hearst Castle which was once owned by the newspaper millionaire William Randolph Hearst. Today people from all over the world come to tour the lavish dwellings, furnishings, and ornate gardens. It is a really classy experience. The white beaches of San Simeon CA are a home to a growing population of northern elephant seals regularly visit this area of the Central Coast, most heavily during the winter months. These two-ton seals migrate along the shoreline while joined by their next of kin, sea lions and sea otters. Sometimes even dolphins can be seen. They begin arriving in late November and make an amusing show with all their bellowing and booming voices. They chase each other and fight for dominance. After about a month, the pregnant females begin to arrive. The pups are born in early February. If you want to see a birth, this is a good time for a visit. By March, most of the adults are out to sea. However, some of the young ones are still there on the San Simeon beaches in April. In September and October, the young seals return - mostly to rest. If you are interested in purchasing San Simeon real estate or want more information on San Simeon CA, contact Christine McDonald! She is always happy to help. |
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