Private LA Limo Tour: Hollywood, Beverly Hills & Venice Beach

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Free cancellation

1/14

Duration4h–6h

GroupPrivate

LanguagesEN · ES

PickupAt your hotel

Explore Los Angeles Landmarks in a Stretch Limousine

You’ll ride in style through LA’s most iconic neighborhoods—from star-studded Hollywood to lively Venice Beach—all at your own pace with friends or family. It’s flexible: stop where you want, bring your own drinks, and let a local show you hidden corners most folks miss.

4h–6h

Step-by-step itinerary

Los Angeles Highlights Tour

Pickup at Los Angeles Airport (LAX)
View Hollywood Sign from Griffith Observatory
Beverly Hills drive-by and stop at Rodeo Drive or Beverly Hills sign
Visit Santa Monica Pier and 3rd Street Promenade
Explore Venice Beach and Muscle Beach
Drive by historic Olvera Street and downtown LA landmarks
Walk along Hollywood Blvd, Chinese and Dolby Theaters
Visit The Grove and Farmers Market area

The Experience

Sunlight bounced off the limo as we slid into the soft seats—cold water bottles already waiting for us in the cup holders. Our driver, Mike, had that easy LA charm and pointed out little things I’d never have noticed: the way jacaranda petals stick to your shoes near Griffith Park or how you can sometimes smell churros from a street cart before you even see it. We started with a perfect view of the Hollywood Sign—Mike knew just where to pull over so we could snap photos without crowds breathing down our necks.

Beverly Hills felt like another world. We cruised past palm-lined streets and stopped at the Beverly Hills sign for a quick selfie (the roses were just starting to bloom). On Rodeo Drive, I watched a couple of locals walk tiny dogs in designer sweaters—only in LA. You can hop out here or keep rolling; it’s your call. The Grove was buzzing with shoppers and buskers when we passed by, but honestly, I was more interested in the old-school Farmers Market next door—smelled like coffee and fresh bread inside.

Santa Monica Pier was next. The air tasted salty and you could hear seagulls fighting over dropped fries. Some folks wandered down Third Street Promenade for shopping; others headed straight for the pier to watch skateboarders do tricks under the neon lights. Venice Beach was wilder—drummers on the boardwalk, bodybuilders flexing at Muscle Beach, souvenir stands selling everything from tie-dye shirts to knockoff sunglasses. If you want something quieter, Marina del Rey is close by with its rows of yachts and breezy restaurants overlooking the water.

We drove through downtown LA too—past Olvera Street’s colorful stalls (you can smell grilled corn if your window’s cracked), Chinatown’s lanterns swinging overhead, and Little Tokyo’s bakeries. Mike pointed out Staples Center and some famous old nightclubs along Sunset Strip—he even showed us where Frank Sinatra used to live. If you want museums or studios instead, just ask; they’ll tweak the route for you.

What’s included

Your private limo tour includes cold water, soft drinks, ice, cups, napkins—and plenty of flexibility on stops. Bring snacks or drinks if you like; we’ll handle the rest!

Good to know

Easy physical levelStroller friendlyPets welcomePublic transport nearby

Operated by Deluxe Limo Tour