LOS ANGELES
362 Tours Reviewed
Strange footsteps, zero crowds. This Lost Souls of Hollywood Blvd smartphone audio tour turns Hollywood Boulevard’s landmarks into a slow-walk ghost story you can run when you want. I love the live GPS map that tells you where to go…
Two hours on wheels beats a long bus ride. I like the way you get moving fast on a Segway, and I like that the tour links classic sights like Rodeo Drive with real local context along Wilshire Boulevard. It’s…
Two cases, one long Westside drive. You’ll ride in a funeral-style limo and stop at places where Hollywood glamour collided with real violence, guided with a steady, serious tone by Blaze. It’s the kind of route that makes the city…
LA hits different from block to block. This private tour stitches together the big-name sights across Hollywood, Beverly Hills, Santa Monica, and Venice, with the driving handled for you. Private means just your group in the vehicle, not a bus…
Hollywood can be a blur. This 3-hour van tour turns it into a plan, with easy photo stops and a guide who strings the whole area together with movie-making stories. I especially liked the Hollywood Sign viewpoints (you hit more…
Five hours in LA is a sprint, but this route is built for smart sightseeing. You get hotel pickup in parts of Downtown and Hollywood, then a guided run through LA’s big contrasts, with photo-ready stops that don’t feel random.…
Neon fades and Los Angeles gets strange. This ghost hunt in Chinatown pairs a guided walk with real investigation tools so you’re not just listening from the sidewalk. I like the hands-on gear approach and the guide’s focus on respectful…
Santa Barbara is a lot of day in one trip. This private tour strings together Solvang’s Dutch charm and Santa Barbara’s mission stories with comfortable driving and smart timing. What I like most is the easy flow: I get driven…
Hollywood is great, but it’s scattered. This tour strings the best pieces together in three calm hours. I like the car-first approach here. You see Hollywood and Beverly Hills faster than you would on foot, and the stops are timed…
Hollywood feels faster when you plan it right. This 4.5-hour private SUV tour strings together the big LA sights you want to see without the long waits and wrong turns. I like two things most: the Hollywood Sign photo stop…
Kids and big art museums can mix. This Getty Center tour is built to help children start seeing art like a puzzle they can solve, with friendly pacing and practical takeaways. You’ll also get a hands-on Art Appreciation Badge moment…
If you want LA with zero traffic time, go airborne. This Los Angeles helicopter tour pairs a Malibu landing with a route built around the classic postcard sights, from coastline glitter to Hollywood fly-bys. Two things I really like here…
The West’s highlights come fast. This 4-day route pairs big natural icons with a real-world road-trip feel, and you’re in air-conditioned comfort most of the way. I especially like the included Lake Powell cruise and the fact that major park…
The ghosts of Hollywood walk. This LA ghost tour uses real landmarks—Hollywood Roosevelt, Yamashiro, and the TCL Chinese Theater—to frame the stories people claim still linger. I like two things right away: the guide-led storytelling feels personal and grounded in…
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…
