Begin in Denver with a city tour before traversing the Rocky Mountain National Park towards Cheyenne the capital of the Old West. Depart Cheyenne for South Dakota visiting Fort Laramie en route and view the majestic Mt. Rushmore before visiting the frontier town of Deadwood. Return to Wyoming to see the Big Horn Mountains and into Montana for a tour of Cody. Enter Yellowstone National Park for a sightseeing tour after which you will travel to Jackson Hole to the snow capped mountains of Grand Teton National Park. Travel through scenic Idaho to Salt Lake City in Utah for a city tour before continuing to the multi-colored world of Bryce Canyon National Park. Visit Lake Powell the second largest manmade lake in America and cross through the Navajo Reservation to Grand Canyon N.P. Experience an awe inspiring sunrise in the canyon before heading out onto route 66. Passing through the frozen in time town of Seligman on your way to glittering Las Vegas. After enjoying the fast paced Las Vegas, it's a sharp contrast to the quiet and extreme environment of Death Valley. Pass through to the alpine resort town of Mammoth Lakes. Final Park on your trip is Yosemite. Take in the magnificent granite formations before traveling to San Francisco. While in San Francisco enjoy a private guided tour of the infamous Prison Alcatraz. Depart for Monterey and Pismo Beach before arriving at your final destination Los Angeles where you will enjoy a private Behind the Scenes Tour of Hollywood. Highlights: Denver, Rocky Mountain National Park, Cheyenne, Fort Laramie, Mt. Rushmore National Memorial, the Black Hills, Big Horn Mountains, Cody, Buffalo Bill Historic Center, Yellowstone Lake, Old Faithful, Mammoth Hot Springs, Hayden Valley, Grand Teton National Park, Jackson Hole, Salt Lake City, Temple Square, the Tabernacle, Bryce Canyon, Zion National Park, Lake Powell, Colorado River, Navajo Indian Reservation, Grand Canyon National Park, Coconino Plateau, the Mojave Desert, Las Vegas, Route 66, Death Valley, Zabriskie Point, Furnace Creek Ranch, Mammoth Lakes, Sierra Nevada Mountains, Tioga Pass, Yosemite National Park, El Capitan, Half Dome, San Francisco, Fisherman’s Wharf, Union Square, Monterey Peninsula, Camino Real, Santa Barbara, Los Angeles, Mann’s Chinese Theater, Sunset Strip, Hollywood and parts of Beverly Hills and Santa Monica. Speak with your Travel Consultant to customize this grand tour of America's MidWest. Travel across the Old West, visiting National Parks along the path of the famous Rocky Mountains as you make your way towards California. Begin in Denver with a city tour before traversing the Rocky Mountain National Park towards Cheyenne the capital of the Old West. Depart Cheyenne for South Dakota visiting Fort Laramie en route and view the majestic Mt. Rushmore before visiting the frontier town of Deadwood. Return to Wyoming to see the Big Horn Mountains and into Montana for a tour of Cody. Enter Yellowstone National Park for a sightseeing tour after which you will travel to Jackson Hole to the snow capped mountains of Grand Teton National Park. Travel through scenic Idaho to Salt Lake City in Utah for a city tour before continuing to the multi-colored world of Bryce Canyon National Park. Visit Lake Powell the second largest manmade lake in America and cross through the Navajo Reservation to Grand Canyon N.P. Experience an awe inspiring sunrise in the canyon before heading out onto route 66. Passing through the frozen in time town of Seligman on your way to glittering Las Vegas. After enjoying the fast paced Las Vegas, it's a sharp contrast to the quiet and extreme environment of Death Valley. Pass through to the alpine resort town of Mammoth Lakes. Final Park on your trip is Yosemite. Take in the magnificent granite formations before traveling to San Francisco for a day at leisure. Depart for Monterey and Pismo Beach before arriving at your final destination Los Angeles where you can enjoy a city tour.

Highlights: Denver, Rocky Mountain National Park, Cheyenne, Fort Laramie, Mt. Rushmore National Memorial, the Black Hills, Big Horn Mountains, Cody, Buffalo Bill Historic Center, Yellowstone Lake, Old Faithful, Mammoth Hot Springs, Hayden Valley, Grand Teton National Park, Jackson Hole, Salt Lake City, Temple Square, the Tabernacle, Bryce Canyon, Zion National Park, Lake Powell, Colorado River, Navajo Indian Reservation, Grand Canyon National Park, Coconino Plateau, the Mojave Desert, Las Vegas, Route 66, Death Valley, Zabriskie Point, Furnace Creek Ranch, Mammoth Lakes, Sierra Nevada Mountains, Tioga Pass, Yosemite National Park, El Capitan, Half Dome, San Francisco, Fisherman’s Wharf, Union Square, Monterey Peninsula, Camino Real, Santa Barbara, Los Angeles, Mann’s Chinese Theater, Sunset Strip, Hollywood and parts of Beverly Hills and Santa Monica. Travel across the Old West, visiting National Parks along the path of the famous Rocky Mountains as you make your way towards California. Begin in Denver with a city tour before traversing the Rocky Mountain National Park towards Cheyenne the capital of the Old West. Depart Cheyenne for South Dakota visiting Fort Laramie en route and view the majestic Mt. Rushmore before visiting the frontier town of Deadwood. Return to Wyoming to see the Big Horn Mountains and into Montana for a tour of Cody. Enter Yellowstone National Park for a sightseeing tour after which you will travel to Jackson Hole to the snow capped mountains of Grand Teton National Park. Travel through scenic Idaho to Salt Lake City in Utah for a city tour before continuing to the multi-colored world of Bryce Canyon National Park. Visit Lake Powell the second largest manmade lake in America and cross through the Navajo Reservation to Grand Canyon N.P. Experience an awe inspiring sunrise in the canyon before heading out onto route 66. Passing through the frozen in time town of Seligman on your way to glittering Las Vegas. After enjoying the fast paced Las Vegas, it's a sharp contrast to the quiet and extreme environment of Death Valley. Pass through to the alpine resort town of Mammoth Lakes. Final Park on your trip is Yosemite. Take in the magnificent granite formations before traveling to San Francisco for a day at leisure. Depart for Monterey and Pismo Beach before arriving at your final destination Los Angeles where you can enjoy a city tour.

Highlights: Denver, Rocky Mountain National Park, Cheyenne, Fort Laramie, Mt. Rushmore National Memorial, the Black Hills, Big Horn Mountains, Cody, Buffalo Bill Historic Center, Yellowstone Lake, Old Faithful, Mammoth Hot Springs, Hayden Valley, Grand Teton National Park, Jackson Hole, Salt Lake City, Temple Square, the Tabernacle, Bryce Canyon, Zion National Park, Lake Powell, Colorado River, Navajo Indian Reservation, Grand Canyon National Park, Coconino Plateau, the Mojave Desert, Las Vegas, Route 66, Death Valley, Zabriskie Point, Furnace Creek Ranch, Mammoth Lakes, Sierra Nevada Mountains, Tioga Pass, Yosemite National Park, El Capitan, Half Dome, San Francisco, Fisherman’s Wharf, Union Square, Monterey Peninsula, Camino Real, Santa Barbara, Los Angeles, Mann’s Chinese Theater, Sunset Strip, Hollywood and parts of Beverly Hills and Santa Monica. Travel across the Old West, visiting National Parks along the path of the famous Rocky Mountains as you make your way towards California. Begin in Denver with a city tour before traversing the Rocky Mountain National Park towards Cheyenne the capital of the Old West. Depart Cheyenne for South Dakota visiting Fort Laramie en route and view the majestic Mt. Rushmore before visiting the frontier town of Deadwood. Return to Wyoming to see the Big Horn Mountains and into Montana for a tour of Cody. Enter Yellowstone National Park for a sightseeing tour after which you will travel to Jackson Hole to the snow capped mountains of Grand Teton National Park. Travel through scenic Idaho to Salt Lake City in Utah for a city tour before continuing to the multi-colored world of Bryce Canyon National Park. Visit Lake Powell the second largest manmade lake in America and cross through the Navajo Reservation to Grand Canyon N.P. Experience an awe inspiring sunrise in the canyon before heading out onto route 66. Passing through the frozen in time town of Seligman on your way to glittering Las Vegas. After enjoying the fast paced Las Vegas, it's a sharp contrast to the quiet and extreme environment of Death Valley. Pass through to the alpine resort town of Mammoth Lakes. Final Park on your trip is Yosemite. Take in the magnificent granite formations before traveling to San Francisco for a day at leisure. Depart for Monterey and Pismo Beach before arriving at your final destination Los Angeles where you can enjoy a city tour.

Highlights: Denver, Rocky Mountain National Park, Cheyenne, Fort Laramie, Mt. Rushmore National Memorial, the Black Hills, Big Horn Mountains, Cody, Buffalo Bill Historic Center, Yellowstone Lake, Old Faithful, Mammoth Hot Springs, Hayden Valley, Grand Teton National Park, Jackson Hole, Salt Lake City, Temple Square, the Tabernacle, Bryce Canyon, Zion National Park, Lake Powell, Colorado River, Navajo Indian Reservation, Grand Canyon National Park, Coconino Plateau, the Mojave Desert, Las Vegas, Route 66, Death Valley, Zabriskie Point, Furnace Creek Ranch, Mammoth Lakes, Sierra Nevada Mountains, Tioga Pass, Yosemite National Park, El Capitan, Half Dome, San Francisco, Fisherman’s Wharf, Union Square, Monterey Peninsula, Camino Real, Santa Barbara, Los Angeles, Mann’s Chinese Theater, Sunset Strip, Hollywood and parts of Beverly Hills and Santa Monica.

Transfer using a local taxi. Please note that this is not included in trip price and is payable locally.

A tour representative will greet you at the Holiday Inn Cherry Creek this afternoon at 2pm, prior to your scheduled activities set to begin tomorrow.

Experience the ideal combination of quality and affordability at the Holiday Inn Select Denver - Cherry Creek Hotel. The prime location of the hotel makes it the perfect home base for your Denver vacation or business trip. Located in the upscale Cherry Creek area where you'll find some of the best shopping, dining and entertainment in all of Colorado.

Overnight at Holiday Inn Cherry Creek.

Overnight at Custom Hotel.

Cheyenne is the capital and largest city of the U.S. state of Wyoming and the county seat of Laramie County. Cheyenne Frontier Days, held annually on the last full week of July, is the largest outdoor rodeo in the US. The events include professional bull riding, cattle roping, barrel racing and many others. During this week there are many parades and other events. Additionally there is a carnival with numerous rides, games and shops. Places of interest in the old frontier town include: The Downtown District, Lakeview District, Rainsford District, Fort David A. Russell, Union Pacific Roundhouse.

Motorcoach tour commences. Enjoy a short city tour of the “Mile High” city of Denver before beginning the ascent into the Rocky Mountain National Park. Take the Trail Ridge Road, known as Rocky Mountain National Park’s “highway to the sky” because it provides travelers with the entire sweep of the grandeur of the Rockies in all directions. Continue to Cheyenne, the rodeo and railroad capital of the Old West!

The Historic Plains Hotel has been a proud fixture of Cheyenne for almost a century, first catering to Wyoming's earliest captains of industry in 1911. The elegant accommodations were enjoyed equally by cattle barons and oil tycoons, as well as travelers on their way to Yellowstone and the Grand Tetons. Recently renovated the Historic Plains Hotel once again serves travelers and dignitaries in search of the experience of Western High Style.

Overnight at The Historic Plains Hotel.

Depart Cheyenne this morning for a visit to Fort Laramie. Then enter South Dakota and travel to majestic Mt. Rushmore National Memorial, an epic sculpture where the faces of four American presidents are carved into the mountain. Your overnight stay is in the Black Hills.

Overnight at First Gold Hotel.

Cody is a city in Park County, Wyoming, United States. The primary industry in Cody is tourism. Hotels, restaurants and shops cater to travelers coming to visit the West and Yellowstone Park. Cody has several art galleries, with some notable local painters and artists living in the area. Another industry is western style furniture, with several small furniture makers producing custom pieces. The oil industry seems to wax and wane over the years in the Cody area.

Return to Wyoming today and see the Big Horn Mountains, which stretch from the plains of Wyoming northward into Montana, en route to the town of Cody. Visit the Buffalo Bill Historic Center (admission included) and see Old West memorabilia. Evening at leisure.

The Buffalo Bill Village Cody is a historic landmark, with 83 individual cabins and offers nostalgic exteriors with all the amenities you've come to expect in a hotel. Guests at the Buffalo Bill Village are welcome to all shared amenities on site. It is open from May through September. The Buffalo Bill Village is unique. It was originally built in 1914 as housing for crews that were building the town of Cody Wyoming. The hotel has a historic exterior that has maintained its Cowboy allure with fully modern interiors. The Cabins vary from single units with king beds, to family suites featuring two bedrooms.

Overnight at Buffalo Bill Village.

Yellowstone National Park is a United States National Park and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It was the world's first national park, set aside in 1872 to preserve the vast number of geysers, hot springs, and other thermal areas, as well as to protect the incredible wildlife and rugged beauty of the area. The park is principally contained within the northwest corner of Wyoming, but also extends into the states of Idaho and Montana. Yellowstone is serviced by the Jackson Hole Airport (in Grand Teton National Park) or Salt Lake City (a 5-6hr drive). There are five gates around the perimeter of this vast park, and many gorgeous sites - the most popular is Old Faithful geyser.

A short drive leads to the immense Yellowstone National Park. Enjoy a sightseeing tour of geysers, waterfalls, wildlife and canyons. Highlights will include Yellowstone Lake, Old Faithful, Mammoth Hot Springs, Yellowstone Canyon’s majestic falls, and beautiful Hayden Valley. Overnight in West Yellowstone, Montana.

The Gray Wolf Inn & Suites is conveniently located next to the Grizzly and Wolf Discovery Center in West Yellowstone - the four-season getaway to Yellowstone National Park. Experience the grandeur of Yellowstone National Park as you hike, bike, fly fish, sightsee or take part in one of the other many activities available just minutes from the hotel. Experience the beauty of the park on your own terms and then retire in the evening to a wide range of lodging options. 

Overnight at Gray Wolf Inn.

Jackson is in Northwest Wyoming, close to the south end of Grand Teton National Park. It is the gateway to two of the United States' best-known national parks, Grand Teton itself and nearby Yellowstone. Many famous people maintain vacation homes in and around this area. The combined elements of beautiful mountain scenery, Old West heritage, tourist traps and celebrity residents give this small town a unique atmosphere both cosmopolitan and frontier. "Jackson" is the name of the town, while "Jackson Hole" refers to either the greater valley area or the Jackson Hole Ski Resort. Salt Lake City, Utah, served by several major airlines, is about a five hour drive from Jackson.

This morning’s journey is through the rugged, snow-capped mountains which welcome you to Grand Teton National Park. The so-called “towering Tetons” were formed by a series of earthquakes millions of years ago along a single fault line. Continue to the sophisticated “Crown Jewel” of the Rocky Mountains, Jackson Hole.

The Point Inn is situated in Jackson, this hotel is close to Jackson Hole Historical Society and Museum, Jackson Town Square, and Snow King Resort. Area attractions also include National Elk Refuge and Playmill Theater.

Overnight at Point Inn .

Salt Lake City is the capital of Utah. Temple Square in downtown Salt Lake City is one of the most visited sites in the country. Salt Lake City is well-known for the many ski resorts located in the Wasatch Mountains just to the east and southeast of the city, which were thrust into the world spotlight by the 2002 Winter Olympics. They are famous for the light, fluffy snowfalls caused by the low humidity. Summer activities, such as camping, hiking, mountain biking, rock-climbing, fishing, boating, etc are also popular. Salt Lake City is a 5-hour drive away from the major national parks and striking desert sandstone terrain of southern Utah.

Travel through scenic southern Idaho to Salt Lake City in the Mormon State of Utah. See the State Capitol building and visit famed Temple Square and the Tabernacle before arriving at the hotel for the evening.

The Shilo Inn Suites full service hotel is located in the heart of Salt Lake City across from the Salt Palace Convention Center, near the Delta Center, Temple Square and Genealogy Library. Each of the 200 rooms offers a spectacular view of the city or surrounding snow-topped mountains. Across from the Salt Palace, this distinctive high-rise is within 5 blocks of most major downtown Salt Lake City attractions. The hotel is a pet friendly hotel.

Overnight at Shilo Inn Downtown.

Bryce Canyon National Park is a United States National Park that is located in Utah's Canyon Country. Some 35,835 acres (14,502 ha) or 56 mi² (145 km²) in extent, the designated area around the spectacular Bryce Canyon (not actually a canyon, but rather a giant natural amphitheater created by erosion) became a United States National Monument in 1923 and was designated as a National Park in 1928. The park is one of the most popular in Utah with nearly one million people visiting each year.

Continue today to spectacular Bryce Canyon, where a tour through a multi-colored world of sandstone spires and pinnacles will dazzle the eyes. Enjoy the evening at leisure.

The Best Western Ruby's Inn is situated adjacent to the natural splendor of Bryce Canyon National Park. Handicap accessible accommodations are available. Amenities include two restaurants, seasonal live entertainment, tour desk, car rental desk, business center, meeting/banquet facilities, convenience store, gift shop, guest laundry facilities, currency exchange and safe-deposit service at the front desk. Recreational facilities include two swimming pools and Jacuzzi. Well-appointed guest rooms are spacious and feature telephone with data port and voice mail, wireless internet access, satellite television with in-room movies, clock radio, hair dryer, ironing equipment, coffee maker, microwave oven and refrigerator.

Overnight at Best Western Ruby`s Inn .

Grand Canyon National Park is a United States National Park and a UNESCO World Heritage Site that is located entirely in northern Arizona and is one of the great tourist attractions in the United States. There are two ways to approach the Canyon: the remote North Rim and the more accessible (and therefore more crowded) South Rim. Both areas have several options for camping, as well as hotels and restaurants. Expect all of these facilities to be overflowing with visitors during the busy summer season. Fall, spring, and winter are all great times to visit the Grand Canyon.

Dramatic rock formations carved by forces of water, wind and time make Zion National Park a must visit. Continue to stunning Lake Powell, where blue water laps against towering red rock canyon walls. Lake Powell is the second largest man-made lake in America, and one in a series of lakes formed by the damming of the Colorado River. Then cross through the Navajo Indian Reservation on the way to the Grand Canyon National Park. Overnight inside the Grand Canyon National Park.

Yavapai West Lodge is Grand Canyon National Park Lodges' largest facility and is surrounded by Pinyon and Juniper woodlands, about 1/2 mile from the rim. With modern rooms and many services within a few steps, this is a convenient choice for families. The Lodge is located next to the Market Plaza, which includes a general store, bank, and U.S. Post Office. The National Park Service Visitor Center is within a short walk - approximately 1/2 mile.

Overnight at Yavapai West.

Las Vegas is the largest city in the state of Nevada, known as "the Entertainment Capital of the World", and is situated in the midst of the southern Nevada desert. The city has giant mega-casino hotels, decorated with lavish care and attention to detail to create a fantasy-like atmosphere. Aside from gambling, the city has a vast array of entertainment options: live theatre, shopping, restaurants, golf, amusement parks and sports teams. Nearby Hoover Dam and the Grand Canyon are both very popular day trips. There are plenty of outdoor activities to choose from in the area including rock climbing, hiking, and other outdoor activities in the beautiful Nevada canyons.

This morning you will have a once in a lifetime opportunity to witness the famed sunrise at the Grand Canyon by joining a specially guided walking tour to the rim followed by breakfast with a view of the canyon (optional). Descend the high Coconino Plateau into the Mojave Desert. Along the way, pass through Seligman, a town built along the famed Route 66 that looks as if it were frozen in time sixty years ago. Onward to Las Vegas, the glittering man-made entertainment capital of the world.

The Circus Circus West Tower Rooms is a centrally located and invitingly decorated Las Vegas hotel. 3,770 deluxe rooms promise all the comfort and convenience you would expect from a full-service Las Vegas hotel with all the round-the-clock excitement of a Las Vegas casino. All the hotel rooms include: Cable TV and pay channels, Hairdryers, Iron and ironing board, Wireless internet available.

Overnight at Circus Circus West Tower Rooms.

Mammoth Lakes is a town in Mono County, California. Tourism plays a large part of the areas industry. Take the opportunity of being in one of the most geographically studied parts of the world by exploring breathtaking natural wonders that surround Mammoth. Visit neighboring Mono Lake and in the non-winter months, explore Yosemite National Park, Bodie Historical Park and Devil's Postpile.These exciting destinations each located 30 to 90 minutes on Hwy 395 and make excellent day trips from Mammoth Lakes. Take a gondola ride to the top of Mammoth Mountain and enjoy 360 degree views from the Top of the Sierra. Pick up your downhill cadence on a mountain bike.

Having enjoyed the fast pace of glamorous Las Vegas, it will be a sharp contrast this afternoon to enter the quiet and extreme environment of Death Valley. Stop at Zabriskie Point and Furnace Creek Ranch before continuing across the valley and ascending the Sierra Nevada Mountains to the alpine resort town of Mammoth Lakes**.

At the Mammoth Mountain Inn you'll have the top of California at your doorstep.The resort is Mammoth's original summer-winter accommodation and the only hotel at Main Lodge for over half a century. Highlights include: The only full-service hotel at Mammoth's Main Lodge and just steps to Panorama Gondola. The skiers' paradise at the Panorama Gondola is the ultimate entry point to the slopes and summer backcountry. A landmark since 1959, the Inn is a stylish mountain lodge ideal for family vacations, ski club getaways and anyone else forever in search of the cool mountain rush.

Overnight at Mammoth Mountain Inn.

San Francisco is a major city in California, the centerpiece of the Bay Area, well-known for its liberal community, hilly terrain, Victorian architecture, scenic beauty, summer fog, and great ethnic and cultural diversity. Each district of San Francisco carries its own unique and distinct culture. The Golden Gate Bridge is the well-known symbol of the city. Fisherman's Wharf is a touristy waterfront with Pier 39, Ghirardelli Square and the ferry launch to Alcatraz. Nob Hill-Russian Hill is a ritzy neighborhood with upscale hotels, cable cars, panoramic views and steep inclines. Chinatown-North Beach are vibrant immigrant communities; stylish laid back 'Little Italy' next to the crowded and largest Chinatown outside of Asia.

A short drive brings you over the Tioga Pass high in the Sierras into the scenic wonderland of Yosemite National Park. Within the park, you will see the majestic, glacial-shaped granite formations of El Capitan and Half Dome, which rise from the valley floor. In the afternoon travel to San Francisco, America’s beloved “City by the Bay.

The Holiday Inn Fisherman's Wharf is located in the heart of Fisherman's Wharf next to The Cannery, Ghirardelli Square, Pier 39 and both cable car lines. Amenities include a restaurant, coffee shop, snack bar, room service (limited), cocktail lounge, tour desk, car rental desk, business center, meeting/banquet facilities, gift shop, guest laundry facilities, currency exchange, concierge, safe-deposit service at the front desk and dry cleaning/laundry service. Recreational facilities include a swimming pool, bicycles, marina and fitness center.

Overnight at Holiday Inn Fisherman`s Wharf.

Experience San Francisco Francisco’s colorful past as you travel through history – from the first settlements of Native Americans – to a cosmopolitan city of beautiful architecture – from the Wild West and the frenzied days of the “Gold Rush” – to the vibrant culture that flourishes today. Be awe-inspired by the magnificence of the Golden Gate Bridge, enjoy the lush gardens of Golden Gate Park, travel past spectacular views of the Pacific Ocean. On your tour you will see Chinatown, Fisherman’s Wharf, Victorian homes, Presidio National Park, Palace of Fine Arts, and North Beach. With stops at the Golden Gate Bridge, Twin Peaks (weather permitting), City Hall, Golden Gate Park, and more. On their 2-hour yacht cruise guests also enjoy a gourmet lunch buffet and introductions to Angel Island, known as the Ellis Island of the West, and the famed San Francisco waterfront.

The whole day is at leisure in San Francisco. Your tour escort is on hand to assist with making your plans for the day; perhaps a cable car ride to Fisherman’s Wharf, or a stroll and some shopping around Union Square.

Overnight at Holiday Inn Fisherman`s Wharf.

Pismo Beach is a city in San Luis Obispo County, California, United States. Stroll on the long white beaches or just enjoying the spectacular views of the Pismo Beach sunset. In the surrounding areas visitors can find some great wineries. For a more active vacation there are many Golf courses in the area, experience horseback riding, surfing, body boarding, or fishing from the 1200-foot pier.

Depart San Francisco this morning for the drive to the Monterey Peninsula, known for its enclave of magnificent homes and lovely beaches. In Monterey, visit Fisherman’s Wharf and the famous Cannery Row of John Steinbeck fame. Then tour charming Carmel-by-the-Sea, noted for its quaint houses, upscale art galleries and unique stores. In the afternoon continue the drive south on “Camino Real,” passing along the Central California Coastal range with its scenic views, and Paso Robles, home of real cowboys and wineries.

The Oxford Suites Pismo Beach provides both short term and extended stay lodging one mile from the Pismo beaches and across the street from Pismo Beach Premium Outlets for your shopping convenience. The Oxford Suites Pismo Beach offers a great lodging value at consistently competitive rates. AAA, AARP, Government, Military and Corporate discounts are available for qualified guests. Ask us about our extended stay rates. When visiting Pismo Beach, CA or the San Luis Obispo area, make Oxford Suites Pismo Beach California your first choice for Pismo Beach hotels.

Overnight at Oxford Suites.

Enjoy a beautiful drive down the Pacific coast into Santa Barbara, where palm-lined walkways border white sandy beaches, prompting many to call it the “American Riviera. Continue to Ventura and Los Angeles, the “City of Angels,” where you will take a city tour which includes visits to Mann’s Chinese Theater, Sunset Strip, Hollywood and parts of Beverly Hills and Santa Monica. Your tour concludes upon arrival at the Crowne Plaza LAX Hotel by approximately 19:00 hours.

Enjoy a private insider tour of the famous (and infamous) landmarks in Hollywood. You will take a journey to Hollywood's most famous landmarks including Grauman's Chinese Theatre (home of the famous hand and foot prints), Kodak Theatre (home of the Oscars) and the Walk of Fame! Find out how Hollywood got its unusual name and reveal the story behind the Hollywood Sign itself. You will also visit many other impressive landmarks you may have new about including El Capitan Theatre (Disney's premiere theatre), Grauman's Egyptian theatre (where the movie premiere was born), and the Roosevelt Hotel (birthplace of the Oscars).

Transfer using a local taxi. Please note that this is not included in trip price and is payable locally.