7-Day San Francisco and Grand Canyon Tour from Los Angeles·Las Vegas, Grand Canyon West Rim, Seven Magic Mountains, Outlets at Barstow, 17-Mile Drive, City Tour and Yosemite National Park

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Tour Code: 728499
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Departure CityDeparture City
Los Angeles
End CityEnd City
Los Angeles
DurationDuration
7 days
Live Tour GuideLive Tour Guide
Mandarin and English
Group SizeGroup Size
Max. 55 travelers
Group TypeGroup Type
Group Tour

Highlights

•Walk the Skywalk at Grand Canyon West Rim
•Visit the Ethel M Chocolate Factory & Seven Magic Mountains
•Explore Pebble Beach, Golden Gate Bridge, and San Francisco
•Discover the beauty of Yosemite National Park
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7-Day San Francisco and Grand Canyon Tour from Los Angeles·Las Vegas, Grand Canyon West Rim, Seven Magic Mountains, Outlets at Barstow, 17-Mile Drive, City Tour and Yosemite National Park-map
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The following instructions only apply to Adults ( 12 years or over )
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Accommodation at hotels listed in the itinerary.
Standard hotel room (2 guests)
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Adults are responsible for their own meals.
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Driver-guide service will be provided for the itinerary
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Car fees for items included in the itinerary.
Vehicle fees during the tour: tour vehicles will be arranged according to the final group size (one seat per guest).
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Destination transfer service: shared vehicle pick-up and drop-off.
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Gratuity for service staff is not included. Please pay according to local conditions. The rate is USD 15 per person (including children) per day.
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Attraction/venue fees inside the scenic area: Ticket fee for Grand Canyon West, Characteristic experience fee for Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas Sign, Characteristic experience fee for Fisherman's Wharf and the Ticket fee for Yosemite National Park
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This tour excludes round-trip transportation from your departure city to the starting point. You must arrange your own transport to the start location.
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According to the latest U.S. National Park regulations, non-U.S. residents aged 16 or above must pay an extra 100 US dollars per person, in addition to the standard ticket, at 11 designated national parks. U.S. residents must bring valid identification documents such as passport, driver’s license, or green card.
All personal expenses and any fees not included in the package, such as customs duties on personal belongings, fees for overweight checked baggage and storage, laundry, haircuts, phone calls, fax, pay-per-view TV, beverages, tobacco, alcohol at the hotel, and transportation during free time, are excluded.

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Reviews

4.7/5
116 Reviews
Reservation5
Customer Service4.7
Accommodation4.7
Transportation4.8
Tour Guide4.7
Tour Itinerary4.7
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Mason Peterson November 14, 2026
4.8
This is not a sleep-in vacation, but getting up early felt reasonable when the day included both Seven Magic Mountains and Las Vegas instead of filler stops. For pure scenery I would rank Seven Magic Mountains first, but Las Vegas had the better atmosphere and was the place where I wanted a little more time. The trip gave me a much clearer sense of Western USA, especially after seeing how different Seven Magic Mountains and Las Vegas are from each other. I traveled with family, and seven days linking California and the Southwest was one of the details we noticed most once the trip was underway rather than something we simply forgot after booking.
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Ethan Morgan November 01, 2026
5
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.
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James Parker October 17, 2026
4.8
Our group was split between wanting a comfortable pace and wanting a lot of variety, which made the itinerary a useful test. Grand Canyon West Rim and Las Vegas ended up appealing to completely different people. This is not a sleep-in vacation, but getting up early felt reasonable when the day included both Grand Canyon West Rim and Las Vegas instead of filler stops. We did not expect to explore every place deeply; the goal was to see important stops like Grand Canyon West Rim and Las Vegas, and for a first visit that worked well. I booked mainly for Grand Canyon West Rim, yet most of my photos came from Las Vegas. Barstow Outlets was the stop I had barely researched and turned out to be a pleasant surprise.
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Alexander Cooper October 03, 2026
4.8
I traveled with family, and a broad first-time overview of the West was one of the details we noticed most once the trip was underway rather than something we simply forgot after booking. On our California itinerary, because the tour covers a wide area, the very large distance covered in seven days is a real factor. We knew it was an itinerary with a lot of ground to cover, so the packed sections felt fair. This is not a sleep-in vacation, but getting up early felt reasonable when the day included both 17-Mile Drive and San Francisco instead of filler stops. My travel companion preferred 17-Mile Drive, while I liked San Francisco more; by the time we reached Barstow Outlets, it was clear the itinerary had more variety than I expected.
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Benjamin Turner September 18, 2026
5
This tour suits travelers who want the main sights rather than a resort-style break; if Barstow Outlets and Grand Canyon West Rim are priorities, the route makes sense. I expected Barstow Outlets to be the highlight, but Grand Canyon West Rim ended up being the place I kept talking about after the trip because the two stops felt completely different. For pure scenery I would rank Barstow Outlets first, but Grand Canyon West Rim had the better atmosphere and was the place where I wanted a little more time. The itinerary is not built around one flashy selling point; a broad first-time overview of the West together with stops like Barstow Outlets and Grand Canyon West Rim made it feel like a well-rounded route.
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