LOS ANGELES
37 Tours Reviewed
Pedal, eat tacos, repeat—perfect LA at 4pm. This 3-hour bike tour mixes different taco styles across DTLA and the Arts District, then wraps with a brewery break. I especially like that you get 6–12 tacos (not tiny “tastes”), and that…
Sunset + sushi on a boat sounds right. This Marina del Rey cruise mixes romance with a real West Coast waterfront feel—gentle sailing, Pacific breezes, and the chance to spot sea lions while you eat. I like that the experience…
Christmas Eve gets easier on water. This Marina del Rey holiday cruise turns a short harbor loop into a full meal-and-music celebration, with both indoor comfort and open-air views. I especially like how the boat setup gives you options: rooftop…
An hour on the water clears your head. This Marina del Rey cruise mixes classic Southern California views with live narration, then pushes out toward the ocean where you may see sea lions (and sometimes dolphins). Add in the chance…
A cruise day is all about timing, and this transfer keeps it simple. I like the on-time pickup process and the clear communication that happens before you move toward the terminal. The one thing to watch: you’re relying on your…
Sea lions and big ships share the same water. This Port of Los Angeles cruise pairs live narration from seasoned captains with views of Pier 400 and the USS Iowa. I like that the commentary makes the port feel practical,…
A glass-bottom view turns a normal marina ride into a nature lesson. I like how the port of Long Beach turns into a living classroom, with clear views both above and below the surface during a simple 1-hour outing. You…
Port cranes beat any skyline. On this 45-minute San Pedro harbor cruise, you’ll glide past the Port of Los Angeles at work with live English narration that turns big ships into something you can actually picture. I also like that…
In Marina del Rey, this romantic boat cruise runs on a fully electric, quiet Duffy-style boat, so the water feels calm and the views take center stage. You’ll cruise past luxury yachts and waterfront homes while spotting coastal wildlife and…
Marina del Rey water time should be this easy. This silent electric boat cruise glides past yachts and waterfront homes at a calm pace, with music and the kind of sunset you can actually relax into. The vibe is polished…
Silent boats make Marina feel private. This luxury electric Marina del Rey cruise pairs a smooth, calm ride with wine and cheese while your captain points out coastal sights and sea-life along the way. I especially like the easy romance…
If you like LA from a boat, this hits different. Sunset sailing on open water feels cinematic, but it’s also hands-on. You’re not watching from shore. What I like most is the real sailing setup on a capable Person 323.…
Los Angeles looks like a movie set until you actually ride through it. This day tour strings together the big icons—Hollywood Walk of Fame, Hollywood Boulevard, Beverly Hills, Santa Monica, and Venice Beach—without you having to figure out parking or…
Sunset dinner on the water wins. This Marina del Rey sunset cruise with dinner pairs harbor views with a chef-plated seasonal meal and relaxing DJ music, all timed for that golden hour feeling. If you’re planning a date night, birthday,…
The harbor feels brand-new from a sailboat, and I like the panoramic Southern California views and the chance to time photos for golden hour. One consideration: the whole outing is only two hours, so if you want maximum sunset time,…
