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Big
Sur The name conjures up magical views, sun-drenched mountains,
endless views of the Pacific and an unequaled majesty. Known as an
artists' haven, it is the centerpiece of the Scenic Highway One. Rich
in Spanish history, Big Sur is the English derivative of el pais
grande del sur - the big land to the south. |
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Lucia
Lodge is a historic cliff-side resort located in the heart of the
Big Sur coast. The lodge was built in the 1930's and was completed
even before Coast Highway One reached its south coast location. The
Lucia Lodge occupies land pioneered and settled by the Harlan family
in 1865 and is now operated by family's fifth generation. |
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Located
on the ocean side of Highway One midway between the Monterey Bay and
Cambria, Lucia Lodge offers a stunning view of the Big Sur coastline
and rugged Santa Lucia Mountains. In addition to a stunning scenic
view, this area of the Big Sur coast is rich in wildlife. Some of
the species you might encounter include endangered Peregrine Falcons,
American and Bald Eagles, California Condors, and California Sea Otters,
as well as sea lions, bobcats, deer and a large population of smaller
creatures and birds. |
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Lucia
Lodge offers rustic cabin accommodations, ocean-view deck dining
and fireside dining in our historic dining room. The
cabins are situated along a southwest facing cliff 300 feet above
the Pacific Ocean, which offers an unparalleled view of the Big Sur
coast.
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