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Los Angeles tours and vacation packages run from the city out to the West's biggest sights — Grand Canyon, Yosemite, Las Vegas and San Francisco — plus longer national park loops through the Southwest Grand Circle, Sedona and beyond. LA's airport and central location make it an easy starting point, with hotels, transport and a guide included on most multi-day packages.
Two to four day routes from Los Angeles — Las Vegas and the Grand Canyon, or north up the coast to Monterey, San Francisco and Yosemite. Hotels and a guide included.
Five days and longer — several parks and cities on one route. The longest reach Yellowstone and Grand Teton, and some end in a different city.
One-day guided tours around Los Angeles — Hollywood, Beverly Hills, Santa Monica and the theme parks, back the same evening. No hotel or overnight needed.
Pick a destination to see routes, prices and how many days you'll need.
Los Angeles spreads out, so city tours run as a corridor rather than a loop. Most begin in Hollywood, where the Walk of Fame runs along Hollywood Boulevard, then continue west into Beverly Hills. Universal Studios Hollywood sits over the hills to the north in Universal City — separate from Hollywood itself, though close enough that many one-day tours cover both.
Three to four days covers one region — either the canyons east through Las Vegas, or the coast north to Monterey, San Francisco and Yosemite. Five to six days combines both. Seven days is the minimum for any route reaching Yellowstone and Grand Teton, and nine to thirteen days adds Yellowstone on top of the canyons and Yosemite. One-day tours stay within the Los Angeles area.
East means desert and rock — Las Vegas, the Grand Canyon, Antelope Canyon, and on longer routes Zion and Bryce Canyon. North means coastline and forest — 17-Mile Drive, Monterey, San Francisco and Yosemite. East routes involve longer stretches on the road between stops; north routes cover shorter distances with more time in each place. Trips of five days and over combine both directions.
The Grand Canyon is around eight hours from Los Angeles by road, so it is visited on multi-day tours rather than day trips. Most routes break the drive with a night in Las Vegas and reach the canyon the following day. Four-day tours usually pair the Grand Canyon with Antelope Canyon; longer routes add Zion, Bryce Canyon or Monument Valley.
Multi-day tours from Los Angeles include hotel accommodation, coach transport and a guide throughout the route. Park entrance fees vary by itinerary and are listed on each tour page. All activities are optional, and the advertised price includes every mandatory fee. Optional add-ons such as theme park admission are priced separately and can be declined without affecting the rest of the itinerary.
Meals are not usually included in the tour price, and groups stop at restaurants where travelers order individually. Many tours from Los Angeles carry a Vegetarian-Friendly label, meaning vegetarian options are available at the planned meal stops. Note your dietary preference when you book rather than on the day. Jain and other stricter requirements should be raised before departure so stops can be planned accordingly.
Los Angeles itself is mild year-round, so the season matters most for where the tour goes. Yellowstone routes run from May to September, when park roads are open. Desert stops including the Grand Canyon and Antelope Canyon are hottest from June to August and mildest in spring and fall. Coastal routes north to Monterey and San Francisco stay cooler than Los Angeles in every season.
Many tours from Los Angeles carry a Senior-Friendly label and are marked Moderate Activity, meaning stops involve walking on formed paths rather than hiking. Group sizes range from 4 to 55 depending on the tour, and smaller-group options coordinate fewer travelers at each stop. Longer routes east to the canyons involve extended time on the road each day, which is worth checking against the group's needs.
Yes. Several multi-day routes from Los Angeles end elsewhere — San Francisco, Las Vegas, San Diego or Salt Lake City — which suits travelers flying out from a different airport. These carry a Different Ending City label on the tour page. Return transport to Los Angeles is not included on these routes, so onward travel should be arranged from the ending city.
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Pickup points are in Los Angeles and the surrounding area, with some routes also boarding in El Monte and Rowland Heights. Many multi-day tours include LAX airport pickup. The exact point and time are set by the route and shown on your confirmation, not chosen at checkout.
Guides on these tours speak English. Written itineraries and booking support are available in other languages — check the tour page for what each departure offers.
Group size varies by tour, from 4 people on private tours up to 55 on large-coach itineraries. Most multi-day tours run at 14, 32 or 33. The maximum for each tour is shown on its page and can be filtered when browsing. There is no minimum number of travelers required for a tour to run.
Tours from Los Angeles marked with a group discount apply 3% off when nine or more travelers book in a single order. The discount is applied automatically at checkout. The label appears on the tour page where it applies.
