Tour Code: 727803Drive California's spectacular Highway 1 past Big Sur and 17-Mile Drive, explore San Francisco's iconic sights, and discover Yosemite's granite cliffs and waterfalls. Coastal scenery and mountain wilderness shine in one journey.
Start CityLos Angeles
End CityLos Angeles
Duration4 Days
Live Tour GuideChinese Live, English Live
Tour Code: 728499Start CityLos AngelesEnd CityLos AngelesDuration7 DaysLive Tour GuideChinese Live, English Live
Tour Code: 728748Take in Yosemite's towering granite cliffs and waterfalls, then explore San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge and waterfront. Admire the scenic 17-Mile Drive for a mix of national park wilderness and Pacific Coast charm.
Start CityLos AngelesEnd CityLos AngelesDuration3 DaysLive Tour GuideChinese Live, English Live
Tour Code: 729549Start CityLos AngelesEnd CityLos AngelesDuration3 DaysLive Tour GuideChinese Live, English Live
Tour Code: 729351Start CityLos AngelesEnd CityLos Angeles, Las VegasDuration8 DaysLive Tour GuideChinese Live, English Live
Tour Code: 727881Start CityLos AngelesEnd CityLos AngelesDuration5 DaysLive Tour GuideChinese Live, English Live
Tour Code: 341443Start CitySan FranciscoEnd CitySan FranciscoDuration1 DayLive Tour GuideChinese Live, English Live
Tour Code: 729234Start CityLos AngelesEnd CityLos AngelesDuration4 DaysLive Tour GuideChinese Live, English Live
Tour Code: 5979Start CitySan FranciscoEnd CitySan FranciscoDuration4 DaysLive Tour GuideChinese Live, English Live
Tour Code: 728220Start CityLos AngelesEnd CityLos AngelesDuration10 DaysLive Tour GuideChinese Live, English LiveIf I return to Western USA, I would probably stay near Barstow Outlets for several days, but for a first visit I was glad to also see San Francisco and Seven Magic Mountains. The itinerary is not built around one flashy selling point; seven days linking California and the Southwest together with stops like Barstow Outlets and San Francisco made it feel like a well-rounded route. This is not a sleep-in vacation, but getting up early felt reasonable when the day included both Barstow Outlets and San Francisco instead of filler stops. When I compared similar routes, seven days linking California and the Southwest was one of the reasons I chose this version, and it did not feel like an unnecessary extra once we were traveling.
If I return to Western USA, I would probably stay near Barstow Outlets for several days, but for a first visit I was glad to also see San Francisco and Seven Magic Mountains. The itinerary is not built around one flashy selling point; seven days linking California and the Southwest together with stops like Barstow Outlets and San Francisco made it feel like a well-rounded route. This is not a sleep-in vacation, but getting up early felt reasonable when the day included both Barstow Outlets and San Francisco instead of filler stops. When I compared similar routes, seven days linking California and the Southwest was one of the reasons I chose this version, and it did not feel like an unnecessary extra once we were traveling.
When I compared similar routes, a three-day Bay Area and Yosemite combination was one of the reasons I chose this version, and it did not feel like an unnecessary extra once we were traveling. I was worried group travel would mean a lot of wasted waiting time, but the days around Yosemite National Park and 17-Mile Drive moved along with fairly clear meeting points. Yosemite National Park was busier than some of the other stops, while 17-Mile Drive gave the day a different rhythm and kept the trip from feeling like one long photo line. I expected Yosemite National Park to be the highlight, but 17-Mile Drive ended up being the place I kept talking about after the trip because the two stops felt completely different.
When I compared similar routes, a three-day Bay Area and Yosemite combination was one of the reasons I chose this version, and it did not feel like an unnecessary extra once we were traveling. I was worried group travel would mean a lot of wasted waiting time, but the days around Yosemite National Park and 17-Mile Drive moved along with fairly clear meeting points. Yosemite National Park was busier than some of the other stops, while 17-Mile Drive gave the day a different rhythm and kept the trip from feeling like one long photo line. I expected Yosemite National Park to be the highlight, but 17-Mile Drive ended up being the place I kept talking about after the trip because the two stops felt completely different.
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