LOS ANGELES · NEIGHBORHOOD
23 Tours Reviewed
A half-day in Los Angeles can feel like speed dating. This Hollywood, Beverly Hills & Santa Monica tour keeps things moving while still giving you real moments to step off and grab photos—think Hollywood Boulevard star sightings and Santa Monica…
Pedal past Santa Monica in your own rhythm. This full-day bike rental makes the famous Santa Monica Beach bike path feel easy and personal, not rushed. I like the choice of bike types (comfort or city), and I like that…
Tacos and a stroll beat the usual tour. I like the mix of five tastings and the choice of two alcoholic drinks, all while you walk Third Street Promenade and Ocean Avenue. One possible drawback: show up on time and…
Sugar and stories hit at once. This Santa Monica donut tour turns the usual sightseeing plan into a focused, walkable food mission, with an entertaining guide and local restaurant lore guiding every bite. I like the mix of classic California…
Coastline views on two wheels. Start at the Santa Monica Pier and roll onto the bike path right away, then keep going toward Venice Canals and on to Marina del Rey. I like the comfort of the Cannondale hybrid bikes…
Santa Monica and Venice roll by fast on an e-bike. This is one of the easiest ways to see the L.A. shoreline in a short time, with a guide who keeps the ride moving and the facts coming. I especially…
One day in LA can feel like a blur. This tour strings together iconic stops with coach comfort, so you spend less time navigating traffic and more time taking in the big sights. You’ll start at the Santa Monica Pier…
LA icons, stacked in one day. I love the 1-hour stop rhythm that keeps the day structured but still lets you wander. I also love the local guide stories that make street names and movie locations click. One drawback: traffic…
