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Los Angeles: Hollywood, Beverly Hills & Beaches 7.5-Hour TourYou get a full-day loop through LA's main sights without arranging transport, parking or timing yourself between neighborhoods. The guide handles the route, the bus handles the driving, and you handle lunch at the Farmers Market. Hotel pickup saves you the first leg if your hotel qualifies, or you can start in Santa Monica and skip the pickup wait entirely.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see LA's main sights in one day without renting a car, figuring out parking, or planning the route yourself—the fixed schedule and local guide take those decisions off your hands, and the one-hour lunch break means you're not eating on the move.
Warner Bros. Studio Tour Hollywood: Sets & Sound StagesWarner Bros. Studio Tour Hollywood is a guided tour through one of Los Angeles's working studios where you explore over 100-year-old backlot streets, sound stages, and iconic sets from Friends, Harry Potter, DC films and more. The tour runs 2 to 3 hours with a live guide in English, Spanish, Portuguese or French; children are welcome from age 5. You'll stop at Stage 48 to learn how scripts become films, interact with props and costumes, and end with recreated movie sets where you can encounter characters and special effects.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to see the actual sets where the shows and films you watch were made, not replicas—the real Friends apartment, working sound stages, and the mechanics of how movie magic gets built. The guide handles the route and the history, so you focus on what's in front of you instead of navigating a studio lot on your own.
San Francisco: Hop-on Hop-off Bus Tour & Golden Gate Bridge ViewsYou ride an open-top bus through 17 of San Francisco's main neighborhoods and landmarks—Golden Gate Bridge, Fisherman's Wharf, Chinatown, Painted Ladies, Union Square—without arranging transport between stops or worrying about timing. The app shows you where each bus is, your ticket is stored on your phone, and you can hop off and back on as many times as you want within your 24, 48, or 72-hour window. It's the way to see the city if you want flexibility and don't want to navigate on your own.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to see San Francisco's main sights without planning transport between stops or following a fixed schedule—the hop-on hop-off format and app tracking mean you move at your own pace and never wait guessing where the next bus is.
San Diego Zoo: 1-Day Ticket & Unlimited Bus Tour AccessYou’ll wander winding paths past koalas and tigers, float above Balboa Park on the Skyfari tram, and rest your feet during an open-air bus tour—all included in your San Diego Zoo ticket. Watch kids marvel at giant tortoises or try to spot weaver birds’ hidden nests. It’s a day full of small surprises and wild moments—sometimes loud, sometimes quiet—that’ll stick with you long after you leave.
Yosemite & Giant Sequoias Day Trip from San FranciscoYou get hotel pickup, a small van (15 people max), and a full day hitting Yosemite's main attractions—Tunnel View, El Capitan, both major waterfalls, and a walk among giant sequoias. Park entry for US residents is included. Expect to be out from early morning until evening, with free time in the valley and a 1-mile hike at the end that's the highlight most people don't forget.Is it for me?A good fit if you're based in San Francisco and want to see Yosemite's main sights in one day without arranging your own transport or park entry—the small van size and fixed itinerary are what fit four waterfalls and a sequoia grove into a single outing. Plan for a full day out, and be ready for a 1-mile hike at the end; that's the part that makes the sequoias possible.
San Francisco: Muir Woods & Wine Country with 3 TastingsYou're picked up at your San Francisco hotel, driven across the Golden Gate Bridge to spend an hour walking under ancient redwoods in Muir Woods, then taken to three wineries in Napa and Sonoma where tasting fees are covered. A professional guide narrates the drive and wine stories, and you can add a three-course gourmet lunch paired with local wines. A photo stop at the Golden Gate North Vista Point happens on the return, and you're dropped back at your hotel by evening.Is it for me?A good fit if you want both the redwoods and wine country in a single day without arranging transport, tasting reservations, or timing yourself—the fixed schedule and included tasting fees are what make fitting three wineries and Muir Woods into one trip possible. Plan for a full day out, which is what lets you experience the forest, three distinct wine regions, and the Golden Gate views without rushing.
Los Angeles: Hollywood & Beverly Hills Open Air Bus TourYou board an open-air bus in Hollywood and spend 2 to 3.5 hours passing the Walk of Fame, climbing Mulholland Drive for clear views of the Hollywood Sign, stopping 10 minutes at the Beverly Hills Sign for photos, cruising Rodeo Drive and the Sunset Strip, and hearing the story of each spot through an audio guide on your phone in your choice of 11 languages. No need to arrange your own transport or figure out which streets matter—the route is set, the stops are timed, and you're done by early afternoon.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the main Hollywood and Beverly Hills landmarks in one sitting without renting a car or figuring out parking—the open-air bus and fixed route mean you're seeing the city from the best vantage point, and the audio guide in 11 languages keeps you informed without depending on the driver's mic.
San Francisco: 1970s VW Bus Tour & Golden Gate BridgeYou spend the day in a vintage VW bus with a professional guide who narrates the history and stories of San Francisco's major neighborhoods—from Haight-Ashbury to the Golden Gate Bridge, Chinatown, North Beach, the Castro and the Mission. The tour includes photo stops at iconic landmarks, a break at Fisherman's Wharf for food or exploring, and a pass through Golden Gate Park. You don't arrange your own transport or timing; the driver handles the route and the narration, and the small group size keeps it intimate.Is it for me?This tour works well if you want to see San Francisco's main neighborhoods and landmarks in one day without renting a car or figuring out public transit between stops—the small VW bus and professional guide handle the route and the history, so you just show up and ride.
Los Angeles: Hollywood, Santa Monica & Griffith Observatory TourYou spend an hour each at Santa Monica Pier, the Farmers Market, Griffith Observatory, and the Hollywood Walk of Fame, traveling between them on a narrated luxury bus. Lunch and shopping happen at the Farmers Market stop. The whole day takes seven hours, and you avoid driving or navigating LA traffic yourself.Is it for me?Book this if you're in LA for a few days and want to see the main sights without renting a car or planning the route yourself — the bus handles the driving and the schedule handles the timing.
San Diego Hop On Hop Off Trolley: 11 Stops & Balboa ParkYou board at any of 11 stops and create your own route through San Diego's main neighborhoods and attractions. The trolley departs every 20 minutes with live commentary, real-time tracking, and access to Balboa Park, Coronado, Old Town, and the waterfront. No fixed schedule means you spend as long as you want at each stop before catching the next trolley.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to see multiple San Diego neighborhoods without renting a car or planning a fixed route — the 20-minute frequency between trolleys means you're never waiting long, and the real-time map takes the guesswork out of timing.
Hollywood Sign: Hike with Comedians & Dogs, Sunset ViewsYou’ll hike through Griffith Park with real LA comedians and their trail-loving dogs, hearing wild Hollywood stories as you climb to secret photo spots above the Hollywood Sign. Take in city views at sunset, laugh more than you expect, and leave feeling like you just spent an evening with friends—plus some very good dogs.
San Diego Whale Watching Cruise: Gray & Blue Whales Year-RoundYou board a historic replica sailing yacht and spend 4.5 hours on the water hunting whales off San Diego's coast, with a marine guide narrating sightings of gray whales (winter), blue whales (spring–summer), dolphins, and sea lions. Parking, snacks, and safety gear are included; if no whales appear, you return free. Bring a jacket and pick from four daily departure times.Is it for me?Book this if you want whales without the uncertainty — the guarantee means you're not betting the day on a sighting, and the fixed schedule removes the need to plan transport or timing yourself around a longer excursion.
San Francisco: Painted Ladies & Golden Gate Bridge VW Bus TourYou ride through 15 San Francisco neighborhoods in a small vintage VW bus with three timed photo stops at the Painted Ladies, Palace of Fine Arts, and Golden Gate Bridge. The tour includes water, snacks, and a guide who knows which streets the big buses can't access. Arrive 10 minutes early at your pickup location, and bring a charged phone for the photo stops.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to see San Francisco's main neighborhoods without renting a car or figuring out public transit transfers — the small vintage bus gets into streets and viewpoints that full-size tour coaches can't reach, and the fixed route means you don't have to plan the stops yourself.
Midway San Diego Tours: Walk the Flight DeckYou get a self-guided audio tour of a decommissioned Navy aircraft carrier with 30+ restored planes, interactive exhibits, and a 4-acre flight deck overlooking San Diego Bay. Former sailors narrate the tour, volunteers are stationed throughout, and you skip the ticketing line. Plan for 2–3 hours and arrive by 4pm for last entry.Is it for me?Right for anyone wanting to explore a historic Navy carrier without a guided group — the audio tour and volunteer crew bring the ship to life at your own pace. The 4-acre flight deck and bay views are worth the visit alone, and 2–3 hours is enough time to see the main exhibits and aircraft.
Hollywood & Celebrity Homes Bus Tour Los AngelesYou ride an open-air bus through Hollywood Boulevard past the Walk of Fame and iconic theaters, then up into the Hollywood Hills to see the Hollywood Sign and celebrity neighborhoods, with narrated stops at Mulholland Drive, Rodeo Drive, and Sunset Boulevard landmarks like The Comedy Store and Whisky a Go Go. The driver handles navigation and stories while you handle the camera.Is it for me?Pick this tour if you want the main Hollywood landmarks and celebrity neighborhoods in one trip without figuring out which bus to take or where to park—the narrated route covers the Walk of Fame, the Hollywood Sign, and Sunset Boulevard in sequence, which is what makes a full day possible without a car.
Monterey Carmel 17-Mile Drive Full Day Tour from SFA full-day tour from San Francisco to Monterey, Carmel-by-the-Sea and the 17-Mile Drive on Highway 1, with an English-speaking guide and air-conditioned coach. You get two hours to explore Cannery Row and the Monterey Bay Aquarium area, one hour in Carmel's downtown, and photo stops at Pigeon Point Lighthouse, Bird Rock, the Lone Cypress and Pebble Beach Golf Links. The 17-Mile Drive entrance fee is included; aquarium tickets are separate. Infants can ride in a stroller, and the pace suits all fitness levels.Is it for me?Book this tour if you're staying in San Francisco without a rental car — the coach picks up from your hotel area and handles the full route, timing and navigation of Highway 1, so a full Monterey Peninsula day becomes possible without driving or planning stops yourself.
Los Angeles: Beverly Hills, Santa Monica & Griffith Observatory Half-DayYou board a climate-controlled bus and visit four LA landmarks—Beverly Hills and Rodeo Drive, either Santa Monica Pier or Hollywood Walk of Fame (depending on your start), The Grove and Farmer's Market, and Griffith Observatory—with 30 to 60 minutes at each stop. An 11-language audio app guides you through the tour, and you return to your starting point when it ends. The whole experience runs four to five hours, leaving the rest of your day open.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see four major LA landmarks in a single morning or afternoon without losing your whole day to a tour—the half-day format and fixed four-stop route mean you get the highlights without the seven-hour commitment or hotel pickups that eat extra time.
San Francisco: Golden Gate Sunset & Bay Lights CruiseYou board at Fisherman's Wharf, sail under the Golden Gate Bridge as the sun sets (or watch the city lights come on in winter), pass the Bay Bridge's light show, Fort Mason, and the Marina District, then return to the pier. Two hours, no narration, onboard bar included, straight-to-gate access means you skip the ticket line.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to see San Francisco's bridges and skyline lit up without arranging your own transport or sitting through a narrated tour—the 2-hour window and straight-to-gate access mean you're on the water within minutes of arriving at the pier.
Los Angeles: Hollywood Sign & Mulholland Drive 3-Hour TourYou'll ride in a small air-conditioned van to seven Los Angeles landmarks, starting with an exclusive Hollywood Sign viewpoint via a short trail, then Mulholland Drive's city views, Sunset Strip, the Greystone Mansion (with a restroom break), Rodeo Drive, and the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Your local guide handles the route and photo spots; you bring a camera and three hours. Pickup and return times depend on your hotel location.Is it for me?Book this if you want the main Los Angeles photo stops without renting a car or figuring out parking — the small van and local guide handle the route, timing, and the angles that actually work for photos.
Hollywood Open Bus Tour: Walk of Fame, Celebrity Homes & Sunset StripYou board an open-air bus at the Hollywood Walk of Fame and spend the afternoon passing the Hollywood Sign, Dolby Theatre, Rodeo Drive, Sunset Strip, Beverly Hills Hotel, and celebrity homes in the Hollywood Hills. A driver-guide narrates the route, you get a 10-minute photo stop at the Beverly Hills Sign, and the open-air seating means better views and photo angles than a closed bus. You're back by evening without having to drive or navigate yourself.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the main Hollywood and Beverly Hills landmarks in one afternoon without renting a car or figuring out your own route — the open-air bus and fixed stops mean you cover more ground than walking and spend less time navigating.
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›
