San Francisco+Yosemite: 4-Day VIP Tour to California State Route 1, Giant Sequoia, Napa valley -Small Group Tour

In the morning, the bus will depart to California's most famous National Park. Considered as one of the masterpieces of nature, Yosemite is located near the geographical center of the Sierra Nevada. Towering granite rocks, magnificent waterfalls, and tranquil valley make Yosemite from any angle look like a fairyland.Giant trees, mountains, streams, and glaciers have carved huge rocks, cliffs, and sparkling lake. Here, you can see the world's largest intact blocks of granite - Captain Rock (El Captain) and Yosemite Falls (Yosemite Waterfall). Also, see the scenic spots in the tunnel (Tunnel View). You can also see the Seven Wonders of the semicircle Hill (Half Dome).

In the morning, the bus will drive to San Francisco. Visit the beautiful Palace fine arts, Golden Gate Bridge, and Fisherman’s Wharf. However, you can take the (optional) cruise at San Francisco Bay to see Treasure Island, Angel Island, and Alcatraz Island. The cruise takes you under the Golden Gate Bridge down to the historic fortress of defense, followed by a visit along the coastline of San Francisco. View the various attractions of history and landscape of San Francisco. In the afternoon, we'll drive by Union Square, Golden Gate Park, Lombard Street, City Hall, Napa Valley, and Sausalito. You can take a sea plane (optional) and to see a panoramic view of the city of San Francisco.

After breakfast, take the famous California Highway 1 northbound to the famous 17 miles scenic spot. Enjoy the "Bird of Paradise Rock" that is filled with seals and seabirds, and the "Pebble Beach" where the top golf tournaments are held. The most famous landmark in the area - Lonely cypress- stands on the reef. California Highway 1: The most famous Gold Coast Scenic Highway in the United States, connecting San Francisco and Los Angeles from north to south. On one side is the clear sky and the sea. On the other side is a group of green grass. The place is surrounded by mountains and waters, blue sea, and blue sky. 17 Miles: A world-famous tourist attraction and pebble beach luxury resort. This is the most scenic spot on California Highway 1, where the famous Chinese painting master Zhang Daqian lived. 17 Miles is close to the Pacific Ocean. It is connected to the Monterey cedar forest. You cannot only see the blue sky and the white sand beach, but also the strange pines along the mountain road. In addition, Pebble Beach is also one of the best golf courses in the world. Big Sur- Next, you will drive through Carmel Highlands. The mansions towering over the rocky cliffs overlook the ocean. Here is the starting point for Big Sur. In this legendary coastline, the redwood forest is straight into the sky, and the Santa Lucia Mountains rush into the sea. The waves were torn and shattered by the rocks. This area is the essence of Highway 1, and it is also the section with the highest sea level, the most dangerous mountain road and the most charming scenery. The winding coastline is shining in the sun, and you can see beluga whales and dolphins splashing and spraying. Bixby Bridge- Big Sur's landmark There are two points for taking pictures, one is the parking lot on the right side of the road, the bridge and the mountain on the left, the sea on the right, and the other is a few minutes from where you can cross the road to the mountain. You can see the bridge and the sea at the same time. It is a good place to watch the sunset. Walrus beach- San Simeon The first thing to look at is the elephant seal, which is different from the sea lions and seals we usually see. There is a long "nose", a large group of lazy lying on the beach.

After breakfast, enjoy the scenery along the Pacific coastline and head to Hearst Castle, the seaside resort of San Simeon, a luxurious, castle-like private residence from the 20th century. The newspaper giant William Rudolf Hearst began construction in 1919. The castle covers a vast area and is designed to blend unique European and Mediterranean renaissance architecture. The architecture of Hearst Castle is impressive, but what is even more surprising is the countless collection of value in this huge mansion. Here, every corner and every piece of furniture has a history, and has its own story. Next, go to Solvang which is a Danish Village. Old windmills, Nordic architecture, a world-famous Danish biscuit on the street, and a European-style espresso coffee give visitors the illusion of a small European village. Then, go to Santa Barbara which is known as the "Azure Coast of the United States." The building here is an early Spanish colonial style that blends with modern architecture that create a casual and elegant style-- one of the best places to experience Southern California. Return to Los Angeles in the evening to complete this pleasant journey.