LOS ANGELES
497 Tours Reviewed
Sunset glides quietly on a tiny electric boat. In Marina Del Rey, this romantic cruise pairs a noise-free ride with wine and small charcuterie, and you can add dinner or sushi. It’s a simple plan that turns into a memorable…
LA looks best when someone local calls the shots. This private 3-hour SUV tour is built around your interests, so you can mix beach views, big-houses neighborhoods, and classic drives without wasting time. I especially like the way your guide…
Hollywood changes fast. This tour keeps it easy. If you want a best-of-day in Los Angeles without white-knuckling LA traffic or hunting parking, this Hollywood, Griffith & Coast full-day route is built for you. You get major stops with live…
Golden hour on Long Beach feels different. This private 42-foot yacht cruise from Rainbow Harbor is built for a relaxed, feel-good sunset outing with serious coastline views, a flexible feel, and a captain who keeps things smooth. I especially love…
Three hours in L.A., done right. This private Hollywood and Beverly Hills tour is built for time-tight visitors, using an air-conditioned ride to keep you moving and comfortable. I especially like the private, climate-controlled vehicle and the Hollywood Sign photo…
Hollywood looks different from street level. This small-group, shaded open-top van tour strings together the Hollywood Sign, Walk of Fame, and Beverly Hills in about two hours. If you want the highlights without wrestling with LA traffic on your own,…
A museum like this makes time feel heavier. Holocaust Museum LA is built around survivor testimony, rare artifacts, and an audio tour narrated by actress Mayim Bialik. What I really liked is the holographic survivor experience, where you can interact…
Los Angeles looks different from a rotor. This private Los Angeles helicopter tour is built for couples and special occasions, with an unusual twist: you actually land on a Malibu mountaintop for an ocean-view break. The route is designed to…
A Hollywood stroll with teeth sets the mood. This LA ghost tour turns famous storefronts into spooky storyboards, with US Ghost Adventures guiding you past landmarks like the El Capitan Theatre while telling dark, twisted tales tied to Tinseltown. I…
Some people come to L.A. for beaches. Others come for spray cans. This Los Angeles graffiti workshop turns street art culture into a hands-on session in a Downtown studio. You’ll learn how aerosol artists build a piece step by step…
Art at the Getty can feel like a maze. This private, 90-minute tour is built to turn big rooms, long timelines, and famous names into a clear walk you can actually enjoy. I like that it focuses on highlights at…
Hollywood gets spookier after the first sip. This story-driven Hollywood nightlife tour pairs dark true-crime facts with three included cocktails, so the streets feel like more than movie sets. You get context for how Hollywood grew, not just a list…
Hollywood ghosts feel real on this street. This Los Angeles crawl mixes haunted Old Hollywood landmarks with booze-stop stories that lean fun, not gory. I like the practical pace: short bar visits where you can actually hear the guide, plus…
This is a food walk built for laughs, not lecture notes. You get a comedy-led guide who steers you through some of Silver Lake’s most talked-about bites while keeping the mood light and the pacing realistic. I really like the…
Hollywood by bike feels like a cheat code. This private route is built for seeing Hollywood from angles most people skip, with an e-bike that makes hills feel manageable without turning it into a workout slog. I especially like the…
