Cheap Flights from San Antonio to Monterrey

Experience the adventure from the beginning of Texas to California's coastal treasure without spending a fortune. Cheap flights from San Antonio to Monterrey make it easier to experience the beauty of the beautiful shoreline, and the fascinating downtown area, not to mention the famous Monterey Bay Aquarium. Travel is not a problem now that airline companies have rendered cheap ticket prices and more available time slots that spell fun-filled impulse travel or planned vacations. Imagine shooting out of San Antonio with all its vibes and energy and arriving in Monterey to get a whiff of cool sea breeze and much more, yes, the horizon promising Magic Hour at sunset over the Pacific. If proper planning is made and the right tools are used such as Faresmatch, then it is not difficult to find cheap offers that also suit your pocket.

Fly out from San Antonio and Explore Monterey

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Day 1: For breakfast visit Old Monterey Café and proceed to the popular Monterey Bay Aquarium. Over 3-4 hours, in water and ashore, you can watch sea otters, jellyfish, kelp assortments, and other sea creatures. Explore the Cannery Row, which once housed the fleet of sardine canneries, and tour a variety of roadside shops, art galleries, and seafood restaurants. During the evening, take a beautiful walk on the Recreational Trail and enjoy the natural beauty of the setting sun over Monterey Bay.

Day 2: Experience Pacific Grove by starting up the 17-Mile Drive, a site seeing drive passing through Pebble Beach. Go take a hike in the Point Lobos State Natural Reserve in the afternoon. Walk through trails such as Cypress Grove or Sea Lion Point for stunning views of the coastline and wildlife. Then drive to Pacific Grove and enjoy your dinner at Passionfish restaurant famously named for serving fresh seafood. If you are up to it, spend your evening taking a midnight walk in the Lover's Point Beach.

Day 3: While walking through Colton Hall Museum and the Monterey State Historic Park learn about Monterey's past here, preserved adobe buildings and gardens in the morning. Drive to Carmel-by-the-Sea, one of the most picturesque, storybook-looking towns with cottage-style homes, art galleries, and specialty shops. Sunbath on Carmel Beach is famous for its white sand and light blue sea water. Head back to Monterey for a last delicious meal at the Sardine Factory Restaurant. Spend the last evening strolling around fisherman's wharf, listening to the sound of the sea and the brightness of the harbor light at night.

Planning the Perfect time to Visit

The best time for travelers to visit Monterey is during the fall season which is September to November. This season consists of sunny days in the 60s and 70s (°F) with lower tourism compared to summer. The beaches are serene making it perfect for kayaking or watching whales and adding flavor to the playground are events such as the Monterey Wine Festival. Another good time to go is Spring (March to May) as there are nice wildflowers and migrating gray whales added to the scenery. Summer comes in packed full of holidays and/or events and adventures outdoors although the weather is a bit warmer. Winter is the most serene time that is excellent for indoor recreation and whale watching. To be honest, each season has some kind of magic.

Places You Should Visit

Monterey

Monterey Bay Aquarium: Being one of the most visited attractions in the world, the Monterey Bay Aquarium offers a spectacular view of varied sea creatures including sea otters, jellyfish, and some large tanks simulating the ocean. Located right on the shoulder of the bay, it is interesting and informative for people of all ages.
Cannery Row: An earlier industrial center for sardine canning Cannery Row is today a dynamic aquatic area featuring shops, galleries, restaurants, and historic sites. Walking the pretty streets is enlightening with the best of history, culture and sea-sides.
17-Mile Drive: Pebble Beach scenic drive is one of the most popular drives that you should take if you love the ocean, great views of the coast, and the famous Lone Cypress. Great for photographers who plan their trip to nature and alike.

San Antonio

Natural Bridge Caverns: Head out of town slightly for an interesting tour of Natural Bridge Caverns if you and yours are fans of caves. These are spectacular and can be discovered on guided tours that are available underground while above the surface you have ziplining, mazes, and other tours that can be enjoyed with family.
The Pearl District: A hip area with chic retail outlets, great restaurants by famous chefs, and the Pearl Brewery complex. Shop organic foods at the weekend farmer's market or take a stroll through the green areas alongside the river.
Market Square (El Mercado): Take a Mexican flavor at Market Square the largest Mexican market in the United States, explore numerous shops, taste delicious Mexican food, and watch performances of Tex-Mex bands.