Quick Details
Tour Length: 6+/- hours
Tour Schedule + Start Times: Monday 10AM
Tour Pickup Location: Your Pacific Coast Highway Resort
Transportation: Leave the driving to us; we pick you up in our new customized and air-conditioned mini-bus and return you when the tour is finished!
Food/Drink: Complimentary water & snacks included
Adult (13+ yrs)
$ 104
Child (3-12 yrs)
$ 94
Toddler (0-2 yrs)
Free
Make it a private tour -rent the whole bus!
Seating for 1-13 people. Prices starting at:
$ 1456
Our Coastal Tour gives you a rich historical overview of our sun-drenched county and fabulous coastline of the California Riveria as we travel along the coast. We will cruise the Pacific Coast Highway making our first stop at Surf City USA’s Huntington Beach. Here you will get to stroll along Main Street, the classic pier or check out the Surfers Walk Of Fame with monuments to the worlds best surfers. Next, we move onto Newport Beach with its multi-million dollar homes and yachts while discovering Balboa Island with it’s chic boutiques and a great place to grab a frozen banana! Heading back down the coast, we make our way to the gem of Orange County, Laguna Beach. Here you will have a chance to wander and explore this lovely seaside village best known for its white-sand beaches, world-renowned art galleries, and an iconic downtown full of chic boutiques and locally-owned restaurants. This is also our lunch stop for the day, and with all the world renowned restaurants any discerning traveler is bound to find the food of choice! After Laguna, we make our way to Top Of The World, where our guests get panoramic views of Orange County. From Top Of The World, we make our way down the bluffs of Dana Point and into San Juan Capistrano. In San Jaun Capistrano, we suggest checking out the oldest cqninutally lived in neighborhood in California – The Los Rios District or the historic Mission!
Stops included in Tour:
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Huntington Beach is a California city southeast of Los Angeles. It’s known for surf beaches, such as Huntington City Beach, with its long Huntington Beach Pier. The International Surfing Museum displays longboards and other memorabilia. Sprawling Huntington Central Park features fields, gardens and lakes, plus an equestrian center. Bolsa Chica Ecological Reserve’s wetlands and dunes shelter hundreds of bird species.
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Newport Beach, a coastal city in southern California, is known for its large, boat-filled harbor. Balboa Peninsula has 2 piers, Newport Beach Pier and Balboa Pier, plus the Balboa Fun Zone, an old-school amusement park with a Ferris wheel and ocean views. Local beaches include the Wedge, known for its big waves, and Corona del Mar State Beach. The Orange County Museum of Art exhibits modern and contemporary works.
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Balboa Island is an harborside community located in Newport Beach, California, accessible to the public via bridge, ferry and several public docks. The community is surrounded by a paved concrete boardwalk open to pedestrian traffic, designated as a public walking trail by the city.
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Laguna Beach is a small coastal city in Orange County, California. It’s known for its many art galleries, coves and beaches. Main Beach features tide pools and a boardwalk leading to the paths and gardens of nearby Heisler Park. Aliso Beach Park is a popular surf spot. The waters off Crystal Cove State Park are designated as an underwater park. Trails meander through coastal canyons in Laguna Coast Wilderness Park.
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San Juan Capistrano was founded by the Spanish in 1776. Extensive damage caused by the 1812 Capistrano earthquake caused the community to decline. Following the Mexican secularization act of 1833, the mission village officially became a town and was briefly renamed as San Juan de Argüello. Following the American Conquest of California, San Juan remained a small, rural town until the 20th century; the restoration of the mission in the 1910-20’s transformed the town into a tourist destination and a backdrop for Hollywood films.
