Hollywood & Beverly Hills: Ferrari Driving Tour with Photos

Ferrari ride past Walk of Fame, Sunset Strip and Rodeo Drive

You’ll take the wheel (or relax as a passenger) in a Ferrari California on this private driving tour from Hollywood to Beverly Hills. Cruise past Walk of Fame stars, Sunset Strip’s famous clubs, and Rodeo Drive’s luxury boutiques with your local guide sharing stories along the way. Includes photo stops and all logistics handled—just bring your sense of adventure.

What’s included

Your hour includes driving or riding in a Ferrari California with an experienced co-pilot or driver by your side. You’ll get insurance coverage, fuel costs taken care of, stops for pictures at iconic spots like the Hollywood sign viewpoint and Beverly Hills sign—plus all those little moments only LA traffic can provide.

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Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1 — Ferrari tour from Hollywood to Beverly Hills

• Cruise Hollywood Walk of Fame
• Drive along Sunset Strip and Plaza
• Stop at Beverly Hills Sign for photos
• Cruise down Rodeo Drive

The Experience

The second I slid into that red Ferrari California outside Hollywood, my hands felt weirdly shaky — not nervous, just sort of giddy. Our guide, Marco (he’s Italian, so he had strong opinions about how to “really” drive), handed me the keys and said, “Don’t worry, you’ll get used to the sound.” He wasn’t kidding. The engine noise is more like a growl than anything I’ve driven before. We pulled onto Hollywood Boulevard and there was this mix of tourists taking selfies at the Walk of Fame stars, street performers in superhero suits waving at us — one Spider-Man gave us a thumbs up. I didn’t expect to feel so… on display? But it was fun.

As we turned onto Sunset Strip, Marco pointed out old music venues — The Roxy, Whisky a Go Go — and told stories about bands he’d seen there when he first moved to LA. There’s something about cruising through West Hollywood with the top down that makes everything smell sharper: car exhaust mixed with jasmine from someone’s garden (I think?), plus just a hint of hot pavement. At one red light a guy in a Prius shouted “Nice ride!” and Marco laughed so hard he nearly missed the green.

We stopped for photos at the Beverly Hills sign — you know the one everyone uses as proof they made it here. It was quieter than I thought; palm trees swaying, some locals jogging by who barely glanced our way. Then Rodeo Drive: honestly, it’s glossier than it looks in movies. The sunlight bouncing off shop windows was almost blinding. I still think about that moment when Marco let me really hit the gas for a second — just pure noise and wind and this feeling like maybe I belonged here for five minutes.

Top questions

Can I drive the Ferrari myself on this tour?

Yes, you can choose to drive with a professional co-pilot or ride as a passenger while your guide drives.

What landmarks do we see during the Ferrari driving tour?

You’ll pass Hollywood Walk of Fame, Sunset Strip, Beverly Hills Sign, and Rodeo Drive.

How long does the tour last?

The driving experience lasts approximately one hour.

Are photos included in the tour?

Yes, there are photo stops including at the Beverly Hills sign and Hollywood viewpoints.

Is insurance included for drivers?

Insurance is included whether you drive or ride as a passenger.

How many people can join per car?

The Ferrari fits 1 driver and up to 2 passengers; back seats have size restrictions.

Are children allowed on this tour?

Passengers under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

Is pickup included?

No hotel pickup is included; you meet at the starting point near Hollywood Boulevard.