Sort
Escape Room Games in Milpitas: 6 Rooms, 60 MinutesThe Escape Game Milpitas offers six original escape room games where teams of up to eight players work together to solve puzzles and find clues within a 60-minute window. A live guide leads your group through one of six themed adventures — Gold Rush, Prison Break, Timeliner: Train Through Time, The Heist, Cosmic Crisis, or The Depths — and helps as needed. The games are family-friendly and accessible to all fitness levels.Is it for me?Solve puzzles across multiple rooms with your group—the challenge is pure teamwork and thinking, no special skills required.
Kayaking in Santa Barbara Harbor: Wildlife & Marine ViewsA 2-hour kayaking tour in Santa Barbara Harbor where you paddle through the working harbor, past the historic wharf and under the pier while looking for harbor seals, sea lions, brown pelicans and other coastal wildlife. Your guide provides all gear, a safety talk and paddling instruction before you set out, and discusses Santa Barbara's marine ecology and natural history along the way. Children from age 5 are welcome; double kayaks are standard, with singles available for solo paddlers.Is it for me?Small groups work best here—the tour runs with a minimum of 2 paddlers, so you're never alone on the water, and the guide can keep everyone together and point out wildlife as you move along the coast. If you're a single traveler, call ahead to confirm a departure is scheduled.
Palm Springs: Indian Canyons Bike & Hike Tour with Ice CreamYou’ll pedal through historic Palm Springs neighborhoods before reaching Indian Canyons for a gentle hike beside running water and ancient palms. Stories from your local guide bring the landscape alive, then finish with boutique ice cream at Kreem if they’re open. It’s relaxed but memorable — perfect for anyone who wants a day that feels both easygoing and quietly special.
Santa Monica to Hollywood: Open Bus Tour with Beverly Hills StopYou’ll ride an open-air bus from Santa Monica through Beverly Hills and Hollywood, stopping for photos at the famous sign and wandering among celebrity handprints on the Walk of Fame. Hear real stories from your local guide as you cruise Mulholland Drive and Sunset Strip. Expect surprises—and a few laughs—you’ll remember long after you’re back home.
San Francisco Full-Day Tour: Cable Car, Hidden Stairs & ChinatownYou’ll ride San Francisco’s cable cars up Nob Hill, wander through Hayes Valley’s murals, eat lunch in Haight-Ashbury, and end folding fortune cookies in Chinatown—all with a local guide who knows every shortcut and story. Expect laughter, city views you don’t see from postcards, and enough walking to earn your dinner.
Hollywood: Movie Locations Tour with Film Insider & ClipsYou spend two hours with a Hollywood insider who's interviewed major stars and covered the Oscars, visiting 50+ filming locations across Los Angeles. Before each stop, you watch clips from the actual movies and shows filmed there, so you see the scene and then the real location. Includes a VIP badge for 10% off Funko Hollywood and USB chargers at every seat.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to know the real Hollywood stories—not the guidebook version—and you're curious about how the movies you've watched were actually made. The insider knowledge is what makes standing on a street corner feel like being let in on something.
San Francisco: Walt Disney Family Museum Admission & Golden Gate ViewsYou scan your ticket at the door and move through Walt Disney's life at your own pace — early drawings, animation tests, over 200 video screens, and his own voice narrating the exhibits. The museum's glass wall frames the Golden Gate Bridge, and kids under five enter free. Plan for two to three hours, or stay longer if the collection pulls you in.Is it for me?Right for anyone spending time in San Francisco who wants to understand Disney's creative process without a guided tour — you move through at your own pace and the mobile ticket gets you straight in. Plan for two to three hours, though you can stay longer if the collection holds you.
Yosemite from San Francisco: 3-Day Camping & Guided HikesYou’ll leave San Francisco behind for three days of camping in Yosemite: hiking among giant sequoias, sharing campfire dinners under starry skies, swimming in clear lakes, exploring waterfalls or just relaxing by the river. With gear provided and guides who make it feel easy (and fun), you’ll find yourself surprised by what you can do — or how much you needed it.
Temecula: Old Town Ghost Hunt with Paranormal Tools & StoriesYou’ll step into Old Town Temecula after dark for a real ghost hunt—using EMF meters and spirit boxes while hearing wild stories from your local guide. Feel the chill of haunted sites, touch cold granite walls, and end with a ritual that leaves you thinking long after you head home.
Hollywood & Beverly Hills: 3-Stop Tour with Walk of FameYou’ll step right onto Hollywood’s famous Walk of Fame, catch city views from Griffith Observatory with time for photos at the Hollywood Sign, and pause at Beverly Hills’ iconic sign—all in three hours with a local guide who actually knows their stories. Expect a little chaos, lots of snapshots, and maybe one or two surprises you’ll remember long after you leave LA.
LA & Hollywood: Griffith Observatory, Beaches & Walk of FameYou get picked up from your Anaheim hotel and spend the day moving between six major LA stops — Rodeo Drive, Santa Monica Pier, the Farmers Market, Venice Beach, Hollywood Walk of Fame, and Griffith Observatory — with the flexibility to linger where you want. Pickup and the hop-on hop-off pass are included; you manage your own pace at each location.Is it for me?This works well if you're staying in Anaheim and want to see the main LA landmarks without arranging your own transport or figuring out which stops matter most — the route covers the essentials, and the hop-on hop-off format means you're not rushed through any of them.
San Francisco: Distillery Cocktail Class & Ferry ViewsYou’ll ride a scenic ferry to Treasure Island for a hands-on cocktail class inside an art deco distillery with sweeping San Francisco views. Taste three local whiskeys, learn to mix classic cocktails with expert bartenders, hear city stories, and catch glimpses of Alcatraz as you sip. It’s lively but somehow peaceful too — something about those Bay windows sticks with you.
Los Angeles: Hollywood, Beverly Hills & Santa Monica Full DayYou get four major LA stops — Santa Monica Pier, Farmers Market, Griffith Observatory, and Hollywood Walk of Fame — in one guided day without arranging transport or worrying about traffic. Lunch is on you at the market, entry fees to attractions are separate, but the bus, the guide, and the route are all handled. Plan for a full day out, which is exactly what lets you fit this much in.Is it for me?Right for travelers staying in LA without a car who want to see the main landmarks in one day without driving or navigating traffic themselves. Expect a full day out — that's what makes fitting four major stops into one trip possible.
Whale Watching Newport Beach: 50' Catamaran, 360-Degree ViewsA 2- to 2.5-hour whale watching cruise from Newport Beach aboard a 50-foot catamaran with low passenger capacity and 360-degree walk-around viewing. You board at Davey's Locker and spend the morning watching giant blue whales, humpback whales and dolphin pods from spacious deck areas and the bow, where marine mammals often pass within feet of the vessel. Landing and facility fees are included.Is it for me?The low passenger capacity and walk-around deck mean you're not competing for rail space or fighting crowds to see the dolphins—you move to the best vantage point and stay there, which is what makes the bow-riding moment actually visible instead of heard about from someone else's spot.
San Diego Bay Sailing Tour: Catalina 34' Sailboat, Small GroupA small-group sailing tour of San Diego Bay and coastal waterways aboard a Catalina 34' sailboat with a live English-speaking guide. The boat holds up to six guests, making the experience personal rather than crowded. Bottled water and snacks are included; you can bring your own alcohol if you're over 21. The tour runs two hours and departs from a location with nearby public transportation access.Is it for me?Book this for a morning or afternoon when you want to see San Diego from the water without renting your own boat or joining a crowded tour—the small group and the working sailboat mean you're actually sailing, not just riding.
Palm Springs: Rat Pack & Hollywood Landmarks TourYou ride through Palm Springs' historic districts and see the Walk of Stars up close, then drive past the Rat Pack Hideaway and the "Behind The Candelabra" film location. The tour includes the Indian Canyons, the San Andreas Fault, and major landmarks like the Aerial Tramway and Art Museum. Your guide provides live commentary throughout, and bottled water is included. The whole experience keeps you moving rather than stopping for long stretches, which works if you want breadth over depth in a single afternoon.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the breadth of Palm Springs—its Hollywood history, geological drama, and Native heritage—in one drive without arranging your own route or guide. The fixed itinerary and live commentary are what let you absorb the layers of the city in a few hours.
Palm Springs: Covered Wagon Desert Tour & BBQ DinnerYou’ll ride a mule-drawn covered wagon deep into Palm Springs’ wild desert with a local guide sharing stories along the way. Enjoy a guided nature walk (if you want), watch sunset over the mountains, play games by lantern light, eat slow-cooked BBQ with pie for dessert, then gather around a campfire under stars. It’s warm-hearted and just a bit unexpected.
San Diego: Balboa Park Walking Tour & Coffee StopYou’ll walk under blooming jacarandas with a local guide, spot hidden details on century-old buildings, watch artists at work in Spanish Village Art Center, and unwind with coffee at a beloved park cart. Expect stories that bring Balboa Park’s history alive—and moments where San Diego feels both big and close-knit all at once.
Swan Boat Night Ride at Echo Park Lake: LED-lit paddle boatsA swan boat night ride at Echo Park Lake in Los Angeles puts you in a pedal boat lit by LED lights, paddling past the lake's signature lotus beds while the skyline glows across the water. You receive boating instruction and a Coast Guard-approved life vest; the boat seats two, with a roomy back seat for anyone who wants to ride without pedaling. The ride lasts about an hour after dusk.Is it for me?Book this for a free evening or a last night in LA when you want something that feels local and unusual without needing a plan. The LED lights and the skyline reflection make it worth doing after dark, and the paddle-your-own-pace setup means you're not locked into a tour schedule.
Laguna Beach: Open Ocean Kayak Tour & Sea Lion EncountersYou’ll paddle right off Laguna Beach into open Pacific waters with a local guide, gliding above kelp forests and pausing to watch sea lions up close. All equipment’s provided — just bring your curiosity (and maybe a dry bag). Expect salty air, real laughter, and a view most locals never get.
Destinations
- Anaheim & Buena Park›
- Big Bear›
- Carlsbad›
- Catalina Island›
- Dana Point›
- Death Valley National Park›
- Fresno›
- Healdsburg›
- La Jolla›
- Laguna Beach›
- Lake Tahoe›
- Long Beach›
- Los Angeles›
- Malibu›
- Mammoth Lakes›
- Mendocino›
- Monterey & Carmel›
- Napa & Sonoma›
- Newport Beach›
- Oakland›
- Palm Springs›
- Paso Robles›
- Pismo Beach›
- Sacramento›
- San Diego›
- San Francisco›
- San Jose›
- San Luis Obispo›
- Santa Barbara›
- Santa Cruz›
- Santa Monica›
- Santa Rosa›
- Sausalito›
- Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Park›
- Stockton›
- Temecula›
- Ventura›
- Yosemite National Park›
