Tour of LA and Hollywood from Carnival Cruise Ship Terminal

At the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, we pause for 15 unforgettable minutes at this iconic symbol of L.A. history. From hosting the Olympics to legendary football games, the Coliseum is a testament to dreams and triumphs. Snap photos of the grand architecture before we continue our journey through L.A.

At the Walt Disney Concert Hall, travelers will be awed by its shimmering stainless-steel curves, designed by the legendary Frank Gehry. Outside, the hall captivates with its futuristic architecture, inviting you to capture unforgettable photos. Our guide shares the hall's inspiring story—a must-see symbol of Los Angeles' creative spirit—before we move on.

GRIFFITH PARK OBSERVATORY, Hollywood Sign: The observatory is a popular tourist attraction with an excellent view of the Hollywood Sign, and an extensive array of space and science-related displays.

WALK OF FAME (Hollywood Blvd) Grauman's Chinese Theatre - The Hollywood Walk of Fame - - Kodak Theater, (Home of the Oscars) - The Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel , and many more famous places too numerous to list... Since the first star was awarded to Joanne Woodward, in 1960, celebrities and fictional characters that have contributed to the entertainment industry here have recognized with a star on Hollywood’s Walk of Fame. There are now more than 2,300 of these five-pointed bronze stars including some of the most recent honorees such as Halle Berry, Jamie Foxx and Forrest Whitaker and The Munchkins, stars of the 1939 film “The Wizard of Oz.

At the TCL Chinese Theatre in Hollywood, we stop for a full hour, giving you the freedom to explore the entire area at your own pace—something few other tours offer. Since 1927, this theatre has been at the heart of Hollywood, surrounded by the Walk of Fame, celebrity handprints, and star-studded history. As you stroll, you can wander along the boulevard, admire the stars, and capture your perfect photo in this iconic setting—no rush, just a full hour to immerse yourself in the glamour. After this unforgettable stop, we continue onward."

At the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood, we pause for one hour in the surrounding Hollywood area, giving you the freedom to explore both the Dolby Theatre and the TCL Chinese Theatre, along with the Walk of Fame. You'll have a full hour to roam, take photos, and soak in the glamour—no rush, just a total hour to experience all these iconic landmarks together. Unlike other tours that stay on a strict schedule, we let you set your own pace before we continue onward.

Take a break where Hollywood history is still being made. Mel's Drive-In has been a Sunset Strip icon for decades and gained worldwide fame after inspiring the classic film American Graffiti. Today, it's still one of the best places in Hollywood to enjoy lunch—and you might even spot a celebrity at the next table. Unlike many tours that rush from stop to stop, we give you time to relax and enjoy the area at your own pace. Grab a burger at Mel's, choose from nearby restaurants, browse the Sunset Strip, or simply soak up the atmosphere before we continue our adventure. Lunch is optional and not included in the tour price.

As we drive through the city of Beverly Hills, we glide along the world-famous Rodeo Drive and Beverly Hills sign, in our comfortable, climate-controlled 14-passenger vans. Unlike open-roof tours, we provide a relaxed, luxurious ride, allowing you to take in the elegance of designer boutiques and glitzy charm at your own pace. Rodeo Drive is a symbol of luxury, and from the comfort of our van, you'll enjoy a front-row view of Beverly Hills' most exclusive street—a true highlight of the tour.

Santa Monica Beach: Follow America’s most famous cross country highway to the Pacific Ocean, and you will find yourself at the Santa Monica Pier. Designed as a pleasure palace and park a century ago, currently this restored family playground is gearing up for its 100th Gala in 2009.

At Venice Beach, we pause for 45 minutes in one of LA's most eclectic spots. Known for its bold street art, iconic Muscle Beach, and world-famous boardwalk, Venice has been featured in films like Baywatch and White Men Can't Jump. Stroll past quirky shops, street performers, and the laid-back energy of this bohemian playground before we continue on.