LOS ANGELES
499 Tours Reviewed
LA stadiums feel close on this VIP party-bus route. This three-stop run gives you real access at SoFi Stadium and a fun, small-group ride between iconic LA sports and entertainment spots. What I like most is the SoFi tunnel-and-field experience…
Hollywood gets spooky fast. On this short walk, I like how true crime and death stories land right in the middle of familiar movie-land landmarks, from the TCL Chinese Theatre handprints to Hollywood’s quieter corners of lore. It’s a compact,…
Batman fans, meet geology nerds. This hour-long walk in Griffith Park turns the famous Batcaves backdrop into a real lesson on California geology and local plant life, led by naturalist Jeremiah. You’ll start near Canyon Drive, head toward Bronson Caves,…
Little Tokyo becomes your game board. This outdoor escape-room style mission turns downtown Los Angeles into a walking puzzle route, with a storyline about undercover double agents and a mix of scavenger-hunt searching plus traditional code solving. You’ll find clues…
Venice Beach tells stories in plain sight. This self-guided app tour turns the chaos of LA’s beach scene into a paced route with history at each stop, starting right under the Venice Sign. I especially love the way it gets…
Los Angeles can be a lot. This private limo tour keeps it simple and fun, with Michael Raines guiding the ride like a TV segment you actually want to watch. I love the TV personality storytelling that helps the sights…
One ride, two kinds of views in Santa Monica. I like that this is a beginner-friendly loop on an electric mountain bike, so you still get real mountain-bike scenery without needing mountain-bike skills first. You’ll pedal through rolling hills and…
Hollywood can be loud. This tour makes it focused. You’ll walk a tight loop of major film and fame landmarks, then let your guide’s storytelling turn the glamour dial down to eerie. Expect red-carpet details at Dolby, haunted-print vibes at…
Boo, but make it self-paced. This no-guide ghost hunt has you solving Hollywood puzzles while you wander landmark after landmark. You can start any time, pause when you want, and even play offline. What I like most is the phone-only…
Hollywood hits different when someone drives you. This 4-hour Ultimate Hollywood Tour strings together the biggest icons—Mulholland Drive, the Hollywood Sign, and major Beverly Hills sights—with short stops and a comfortable ride. I like the way the timing is built…
Los Angeles, but on foot. This small-group afternoon walk strings together the Fairfax District, a stop at historic New Beverly Cinema, and the Original Farmers Market, plus cultural sights around The Grove. I especially like the small group feel, where…
Hollywood views without the planning stress. This private half-day tour strings together L.A.’s best photo points, celebrity hangouts, and beach-town energy in 4–5 hours. You start with big skyline overlooks, roll through classic film-and-red-carpet spots, then end with ocean air…
Two parks in two days, minus the planning headache. I like how this trip gives you professional guide-driver support while you’re bouncing between Sierra Nevada highlights, and how the group stays organized even with lots of driving (guides like Chris,…
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,…
Hollywood looks best with a plan. This private tour bundles the big-screen sights into a 3-hour, drive-and-walk route that’s easy to follow and simple to book. I like the fact that you start right where most people want to be…
