California Beach Towns and Celebrity Homes Private Flexible Tour

You will be picked up from your hotel and taken to your first stop at Laguna Beach. Laguna Beach has 7 miles of coastline, including sandy shores, caves, and sandstone cliffs. It is also an artist colony. Stroll the walkway of the world-renowned and luxurious Montage resort.

*The order of stops may vary depending on hotel pickup or other factors.
*Length of stops is flexible, and you can choose your photo stops even if stops are marked as "pass by".

Driving along the coastline, you will be treated to breathtaking ocean views as we head to Newport Beach, which is known for its seafood restaurants, whale-watching cruises, and as a filming location for TV shows and movies like The O.C., Arrested Development, and Dirty John.

Balboa Island is a one-of-a-kind, man-made treasure. You will have the option to stop and explore some chic coastal shops or try the Island’s two famous desserts, the Balboa Bar and the Frozen Banana.

We will cruise the neighborhoods of Corona del Mar, which was known during the golden era of the movie industry as a retreat for Hollywood's biggest movie stars who came to enjoy its peaceful ambiance and pristine beaches. The average home is valued at approximately $4 Million Dollars. Corona del Mar has been the backdrop for several movies and TV shows, including “Macbeth” (1916), “Cleopatra” (1917), “Love Story” (1970), and the hit series “Arrested Development.”

Continuing our drive along the coast, we will reach Huntington Beach. The city attracts top surfers from all over the world, earning it the nickname of Surf City.

The city is known for its waterfront attractions, including the permanently docked RMS Queen Mary and the Aquarium of the Pacific. Also the birthplace of rapper, Snoop Dogg.
We will also pass through beautiful Belmont Shores and Naples, a neighborhood built on three islands that are divided by canals which open into the bay.

Redondo Beach is a tourist and resort town with many fine food restaurants and hotels as well as a beautiful pier and harbor.

Hermosa Beach has almost 2 miles of ocean front and is one of the most popular beaches for surfing, swimming, and volleyball.

Manhattan Beach is known for its wide, white sand beaches, surf culture, and relaxed atmosphere. How about a stop to try our favorite lavender ice cream cone?

A charming coastal community with sailboats, beaches, and bike paths. You can see approximately 5,000 boats in and around the harbor at any given time. Book a dinner cruise for later or walk the docks, look out for dolphins and check out the seals sunbathing just a few feet away.

The Venice Beach Boardwalk is the 2nd most-visited destination in Southern California, with an average of over 10 million visitors per year. Muscle Beach on the Boardwalk drew fame when celebrities and bodybuilders like Arnold Schwarzenegger and Lou Ferrigno frequented the outdoor gym for their workouts. The skateboarders draw crowds with their fancy tricks and the roller skaters with their dancing on wheels.

The Venice Canals are man-made waterways founded by a tobacco millionaire named Abbot Kinney in 1905 as a beach resort town. We will drive over the bridges to take in the beautiful view of the canals and the unique homes alongside them. Option to stop for photos.

Santa Monica is a beautiful and bustling beach town where you can stroll the famous Pier and see where Forrest Gump jogged Route 66 to the Pacific or you can grab a bite or a drink at the dozens of trendy hotels, bars and restaurants.

Home to some of the biggest celebrities like Cher, Lady Gaga, Leonardo DiCaprio, Cindy Crawford, Tom Hanks, Mylie Cyrus, Angelina Jolie, Paris Hilton, Halle Berry, Julia Roberts, and many more. Malibu has 21 miles of beaches along the Pacific Ocean, including Carbon Beach, which locals call "Billionaire's Beach". At the right time of day, you will catch dozens of surfers lined up to ride the next big wave.