• Downtown Historic District - Discover the Best of Downtown LA

From the freeway, enjoy sweeping views of Exposition Park, the University of Southern California (USC), and the iconic Crypto.com Arena—setting the stage for an exciting day. Then, cruise into Downtown LA, where some of the city’s most renowned landmarks await. Highlights include the Walt Disney Concert Hall (optional restroom stop), The Music Center, LA City Hall, and the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels. Pass by the performing arts high school that inspired Glee, offering a delightful nod to LA’s entertainment legacy. It’s a picture-perfect introduction to the city’s cultural heart.

• Griffith Observatory - Enjoy the Views at Griffith Observatory

From Downtown LA, travel through the historic neighborhood of Los Feliz—an early Hollywood enclave known for its Spanish-style homes, artistic roots, and ties to icons like Walt Disney, who created Mickey Mouse while living here. Pass the Greek Theatre and catch a glimpse of celebrity homes nestled in the hillside before arriving at the first official stop: Griffith Observatory.

While the museum inside is usually closed at this hour, the incredible views are the main attraction—panoramic sights of the city skyline, the Hollywood Sign, and even the Pacific Ocean on a clear day. It’s one of LA’s most iconic photo opportunities and a stunning start to the day.

• Hollywood Sign - Capture the Perfect Shot of the Hollywood Sign – at the Griffith Observatory

Searching for the best place to see the Hollywood Sign? It’s at the Griffith. This iconic spot offers a clear, postcard-perfect view of LA’s most famous landmark—without fences or tour bus crowds in the way.

While at the stop, remember to:
• Snap a photo with the Hollywood Sign
• Walk the terrace for sweeping city views
• Ask your guide for the best angles
It’s a classic LA moment not to be missed.

• Hollywood Walk of Fame - Stroll the Hollywood Walk of Fame

Continue the Hollywood adventure at one of LA’s most legendary attractions—the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Stroll past the stars (literally) as you explore Hollywood Boulevard, home to iconic landmarks like Grauman’s Chinese Theatre and the Dolby Theatre.
Find your favorite celebrity’s name on the sidewalk, check out the handprints and footprints in the forecourt of the Chinese Theatre, and snap a few photos where movie magic lives on. It’s classic, quirky, and a must-do in Los Angeles.

• Melrose Avenue - Explore Trendy Melrose Avenue

As you drive through Melrose Avenue, catch a glimpse of one of LA’s most stylish and creative neighborhoods. Known for its bold street art, high-end boutiques, vintage shops, and eclectic cafes, Melrose is where fashion and pop culture meet.

Keep your camera ready—you might spot a famous mural, a celebrity out shopping, or your next favorite coffee spot. It’s a colorful slice of LA culture you won’t want to miss.

• The Original Farmers Market - Lunch at The Original Farmers Market & The Grove

At the lunch stop, get ready to explore one of LA’s top foodie destinations—The Original Farmers Market. With over 35 food stalls serving everything from gourmet tacos to handmade crepes, there’s something for every craving. (Meals not included.)
Prefer shopping over snacking? Step next door into The Grove, an open-air retail haven with name-brand stores, local boutiques, and plenty of people-watching. Whether indulging in lunch or picking up a souvenir, this stop is always a guest favorite.

• Sunset Strip - Experience the Legendary Sunset Strip

After lunch, roll down the iconic Sunset Strip—Hollywood’s most storied stretch of nightlife. From the rock ‘n’ roll vibes of Whisky a Go Go and The Viper Room to celeb hangouts like Sunset Tower and The Comedy Store, every corner has a tale to tell.

This star-studded drive takes you west through West Hollywood and into Beverly Hills—setting the stage for the next stop: Rodeo Drive.

• Fox Studio Lot - Drive Through Century City – LA’s Power Player Playground

Leaving the glitz of Rodeo Drive behind, cruise through Century City—one of LA’s most influential business and entertainment hubs. Catch a glimpse of the iconic twin towers of LA, the famous CAA building where deals get made, the Die Hard building (a.k.a. Fox Plaza), and the legendary 20th Century Fox Studios.

It’s a quick peek behind the curtain of Hollywood’s business side—slick, sleek, and full of behind-the-scenes power.

• 200 Santa Monica Pier - Visit the Iconic Santa Monica Pier

After cruising through Century City, head west to one of LA’s most beloved landmarks—the Santa Monica Pier. Known for its colorful Ferris wheel, lively boardwalk, and sweeping ocean views, the pier is a classic slice of California. Guests can hop out to explore, take photos at the “End of Route 66” sign, enjoy the ocean breeze, or simply soak in the views stretching toward Malibu. It’s a must-see stop that captures LA’s vibrant coastal vibe before continuing on to Venice Beach.

• Venice Beach - Enjoy the Scene at Venice Beach

The final stop of the day lands at Venice Beach—LA’s most eclectic and colorful coastal hangout. Watch skaters throw tricks at the world-famous skatepark, see bodybuilders pump iron at Muscle Beach, or just stroll the boardwalk and take in the sights, sounds, and street performers.

Whether snapping photos, grabbing a snack, or people-watching under the palms, it’s the perfect way to end a Los Angeles adventure.

• Fully narrated tour by your local knowledgeable and fun tour guide/driver
• Perfect picture spots
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Snacks
• Bottled water

• Gratuities
• Lunch

Full-Day Private Los Angeles Tour from Long Beach

This exclusive tour provides tiered pricing for groups of up to 14 guests—the larger the group, the lower the cost per person. It’s an ideal way for families, friends, or colleagues to comfortably explore Los Angeles.

Starting from Long Beach, the tour heads north, passing the LA Harbor and city skyline as it makes its way into Downtown LA. The journey includes a drive through the heart of DTLA, with a stop at Griffith Observatory for breathtaking views of the city and the famous Hollywood Sign.

Stroll along the Hollywood Walk of Fame, visit Grauman’s Chinese Theatre, and admire the murals on Melrose Avenue. Lunch is at The Grove and Original Farmers Market (meals not included). Following lunch, the tour continues down the Sunset Strip with a stop at Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills.

Conclude the day with a scenic drive past the Santa Monica Pier—perfect for photos—and enjoy some free time at Venice Beach to experience LA’s lively beach atmosphere.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.