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Embark on a journey from Phoenix to the Red Rock Country of Sedona. En-route, opt to stop at the historic Montezuma Castle and Well. Alternately, drive through and pause for a short walk around the Village of Oak Creek and discover a laid-back residential community. Upscale golf resorts pepper the area, and State Route 179 is lined with casual restaurants, pubs, cafes, and shopping plazas.

Enjoy a reservation at Broome & Orchard, a refined dining experience that celebrates locally sourced ingredients and seasonal flavors. Blending contemporary culinary techniques with Sedona’s rustic charm, the restaurant offers an elegant menu designed to complement its serene setting and exceptional hospitality. Every dish reflects a thoughtful balance of creativity, freshness, and attention to detail. Please note: This service is for a reservation only and payment for your meal is required in destination. All reservations are subject to availability.

Embark on a full-day enchantment with your private driver-guide to explore the captivating red rock landscapes of Sedona and the Arizona Wine Country. Surrounded by red-rock buttes, steep canyon walls, and pine forests, Sedona is known for its mild climate and vibrant arts community. Uptown Sedona boasts a density of shops, spas, and art galleries. The journey commences with a visit to the historic Native American cliff dwellings at Montezuma's Castle, an archaeological marvel that provides insights into the region's ancient history and architecture. As you wander through this ancient site, marvel at the well-preserved structures nestled into the cliffs, offering a glimpse into the lives of the Sinagua people. Continuing into Sedona, you'll explore some of the historic and renowned landmarks, presenting breathtaking views of the iconic Sedona Red Rocks. Indulge in a delicious lunch at one of Sedona's finest local restaurants, where you can savor local flavors in a picturesque setting. Enjoy leisure time to meander through the charming streets, absorbing the unique charm and cultural richness of this historic city. The adventure extends to the Arizona Wine Country, where you'll have the opportunity to taste the finest wines produced in the region. Visit two beautiful vineyards, surrounded by scenic beauty, and experience the distinctive terroir of Arizona's wine country. Engage in a guided wine-tasting experience, discovering the nuances of local varietals while enjoying the serene surroundings of the vineyards. As the day unfolds, your private transfer ensures a comfortable return to your hotel.

As the sun dips behind the red rock formations, an evening stroll through Sedona offers a magical way to experience the town’s charm. In Uptown, wander along boutique-lined streets with shops, galleries, and cafÉs, while in Downtown, enjoy tree-lined pathways, cozy restaurants, and the glow of streetlights reflecting off the sandstone cliffs. The gentle desert air carries the scent of local cuisine and the sounds of live music from patios and eateries, creating a relaxed, inviting atmosphere. Whether exploring the heart of the town or taking in nearby scenic spots, an evening walk in Sedona is the perfect way to unwind, soak up the vibrant energy, and marvel at the beauty of the desert as day turns to night.

Embark on an unforgettable journey from the stunning red rock formations of Sedona to the awe-inspiring grandeur of the Grand Canyon South Rim. As you leave Sedona, take in the breathtaking scenery of the Coconino National Forest, where towering pine trees give way to sweeping vistas of red rock formations. As you drive north on Highway 89A, enter Oak Creek Canyon, a scenic gorge with towering red rock cliffs and lush vegetation. Next, drive through Flagstaff, a vibrant college town nestled in the heart of the Coconino National Forest. Continue north on Highway 180 and be treated to spectacular views of the San Francisco Peaks, the highest mountain range in Arizona. Consider taking a detour to Arizona Snowbowl, a popular ski resort that offers breathtaking views of the peaks. Finally, as you approach the Grand Canyon National Park, you'll be awed by the sheer magnitude and beauty of this natural wonder.

Experience the ultimate Grand Canyon aerial adventure in an unforgettable shared heli-tour over the South Rim. The journey begins as you ascend over the beautiful Kaibab National Forest, home to the world’s largest Ponderosa Pines. Upon reaching the edge of the Grand Canyon, the rim gently drops away as the North Rim and the eastern edge come into view. Follow the Colorado River with views of the Painted Desert and Desert View Watchtower in the distance. Pale blue water swirls into dark green where the Little Colorado and Colorado Rivers meet at the Confluence. Enjoy bird’s-eye views of Marble Canyon and Point Imperial as you fly through the canyon and climb above the North Rim. Enjoy the beauty and mystique of Dragon Corridor, the widest and deepest portion of the Grand Canyon.

Spend time on your own drinking in the breathtaking spectacle of the Grand Canyon South Rim. Boasting an elevation averaging 7000 feet above sea level, the South Rim is the most popular section of the Grand Canyon due to its year-round accessibility and close to one dozen viewpoints. One of the most popular viewpoints is Mather Point, which offers sweeping views of the Grand Canyon's vast expanse. From this vantage point, take in the stunning array of colors and formations that make the Grand Canyon such a unique and awe-inspiring natural wonder. Another must-see viewpoint is Yavapai Point, which offers a glimpse into the geological history of the Grand Canyon. From this viewpoint, observe the different layers of rock that make up the canyon walls and appreciate the natural processes that have shaped this stunning landscape over millions of years.

A reservation at the historic El Tovar Dining Room offers a chance to dine just steps from the South Rim of the Grand Canyon, in a setting that blends rustic charm with early 20th-century elegance. Located inside the landmark El Tovar Hotel, the dining room features a classic lodge atmosphere, attentive service, and a menu of hearty American fare with regional Southwest influences. Please note, reservations are subject to availability. Your meal is not included and must be paid directly at the restaurant.

Set out on a self-drive from the Grand Canyon to Lake Havasu City along historic Route 66, a journey steeped in Americana. Today's drive time is approximately 4.5 hours, but additional time should be allowed for sightseeing along the way. From Williams, with its neon-lit diners and vintage charm, follow the Mother Road west into Seligman, the birthplace of the Route 66 revival, where colorful storefronts and classic cars celebrate its legendary past. Continue through Peach Springs, gateway to Hualapai lands and a quiet stretch of the original highway, before arriving at Hackberry and its iconic General Store, a living time capsule filled with memorabilia. The road winds on to Kingman, home to the Arizona Route 66 Museum and a vibrant collection of roadside nostalgia. From there, the route carries you through open desert vistas and rugged mountain backdrops, keeping you firmly on the historic highway until you turn south toward the sparkling waters of Lake Havasu City, where the journey ends at the famed London Bridge.

The Arizona Route 66 Museum in Kingman brings the storied history of the “Mother Road” to life through immersive exhibits and nostalgic displays. Housed in the city’s historic Powerhouse building, the museum traces the evolution of travel along Route 66, from Native trade routes and wagon trails to the golden age of classic cars and neon roadside stops. Vintage vehicles, period artifacts, and striking murals capture the spirit of America’s most famous highway, making it a must-visit stop for anyone driving this legendary stretch. Please note, an admission fee applies and must be paid locally.

A self-drive from Lake Havasu City to Santa Monica along Route 66 offers a seamless journey from the desert to the ocean, steeped in history and roadside Americana. Crossing the Colorado River, you’ll first arrive in Needles, where vintage motels, murals, and classic signage showcase the town’s deep ties to the Mother Road. From there, the highway stretches across the wide-open Mojave Desert, with opportunities to stop at landmarks like Amboy Crater, a striking volcanic cinder cone, and the iconic Roy’s Motel & CafÉ in Amboy, a true Route 66 time capsule. Continuing west, Barstow invites a pause at the Route 66 “Mother Road” Museum, while Victorville adds its own collection of retro roadside character. As the route carries you out of the desert and into greater Los Angeles, the journey culminates at the Santa Monica Pier, the symbolic end of Route 66 and the perfect place to reflect on your adventure.

Spend the day cruising through LA in a classic convertible, taking in the city’s most iconic sights with the wind in your hair. Begin your journey in Hollywood, where you’ll see the legendary Hollywood Sign, stroll the star-studded Walk of Fame, and admire the historic TCL Chinese Theatre. Cruise down the Sunset Strip, passing storied music venues and celebrity hotspots, before gliding through the exclusive streets of Beverly Hills and Rodeo Drive, where luxury boutiques and palm-lined avenues define glamour. Feel the ocean breeze as you arrive in Santa Monica, home to the famous pier and golden beaches, then continue to Venice Beach, where eclectic boardwalk culture and the serene Venice Canals offer a contrast of energy and charm. In Downtown LA, explore the city’s historic and architectural gems, from Olvera Street’s rich heritage to the striking Walt Disney Concert Hall. Along the way, be treated to a cafe lunch at a local hotspot. Depending on your interests, your journey may also include stops at Paramount Pictures Studio Gates, the Griffith Observatory, Abbot Kinney Boulevard, Grand Central Market, or the Broad Museum. With the top down and the sun shining, this is the ultimate way to experience LA’s vibrant culture, history, and unmistakable style.

Discover the vibrant and eclectic community of Venice Beach on a private walking tour designed to immerse you in its unique beachside culture. Begin your journey at Menotti’s Coffee Stop, where you’ll meet your guide and sip on a nostalgic brew. Stroll through the serene Venice Canals, soaking in the laid-back atmosphere before visiting the legendary Muscle Beach, renowned for its performers and lively ambiance. Wander along the Venice Beach Boardwalk, a kaleidoscope of surf shops, galleries, and eateries, and snap memorable photos under the iconic Venice sign and Venice Pride Flag Lifeguard Tower. Marvel at the agility of skaters at the Venice Skate Park and gain insights into LA’s gentrification and the revival of Venice Beach. Explore Abbot Kinney Boulevard, dubbed “The Coolest Block in America,”. From classic coffee shops to bustling boardwalks, this experience captures the essence of one of LA’s most iconic neighborhoods.

Exploring Santa Monica at your leisure offers the perfect blend of sun-soaked coastal charm and classic Americana. Stroll along the iconic Santa Monica Pier, where the commemorative Route 66 sign marks the western end of the legendary Mother Road, and enjoy the lively mix of street performers, carnival rides, and ocean views. Wander through the nearby streets to spot vintage faÇades, neon signs, and historic storefronts that hint at the city’s role in Route 66 lore. Whether you’re browsing boutique shops, dining at seaside cafÉs, or simply soaking in the Pacific breeze, Santa Monica invites a relaxed pace while celebrating the spirit of America’s most famous highway.

Enjoy a reservation at Coast, located in the elegant Shutters on the Beach hotel. A chic, oceanside restaurant, Coast offers seasonal Californian cuisine with a relaxed, beachside vibe. With its breezy atmosphere and prime beachfront location, it’s the perfect spot to savor great food while soaking in Santa Monica’s iconic coastal beauty. Please note: This service is for a reservation only and payment for your meal is required in destination. All reservations are subject to availability.

Your self-drive journey concludes as you make your way to the rental car drop-off center and return your vehicle.

Set amid the spectacular beauty of Sedona's red rock formations, the Hilton Sedona Resort at Bell Rock offers an unforgettable journey of discovery and relaxation. 221 guest rooms and suites offer stunning views, with locally inspired designs for a stay as magical and peaceful as the desert surroundings. At Hilton Sedona Resort at Bell Rock, dining options are designed with you in mind; savor innovative dishes prepared with the freshest ingredients of the season, or simply relax with a cup of coffee on the restaurant porch around one of three fire features. The resort's 25,000 sq.ft. spa offers world-renowned treatments, physical therapy and nail services, designed to soothe and nourish the mind and body.

The celebrated and historic El Tovar hotel, located on the edge of the Grand Canyon, first opened its doors back in 1905, and since 1987 it has been designated as a National Historic Landmark. Today, El Tovar retains its elegant flair and it is widely considered the crown jewel of Historic National Park Lodges. Located directly on the canyon rim, El Tovar features a fine dining room, lounge, gift shop, and newsstand. El Tovar boasts 78 rooms, and due to its heritage nature, no two rooms are alike, giving the hotel its distinctive charm. The hotel offers guests full bell service, as well as in-room dining for breakfast and dinner. The unbeatable location, as well as its undeniable historic allure, make the El Tovar hotel a destination in itself.

Set along the Bridgewater Channel with direct views of the historic London Bridge, London Bridge Resort offers a comfortable and convenient base in the heart of Lake Havasu City. This all-suite property features spacious accommodations with kitchenettes and separate living areas. The resort's relaxed atmosphere is complemented by a range of amenities, including outdoor pools, a small golf course, fitness center, marina access, and casual on-site dining. A popular stop for those journeying along Route 66, the resort offers a practical overnight stay for travelers making their way through Arizona’s sun-soaked desert landscapes.

Nestled in the heart of Santa Monica, just moments from the sun-drenched shores of the Pacific, Viceroy Santa Monica stands as an icon of coastal elegance. Whether gazing out over the azure ocean or the vibrant cityscape, each vista from the sun-washed guestrooms and suites offers a sanctuary of natural textures, from ocean blues to radiant yellows. Here, the essence of a perpetual summer lingers, inviting you to craft your own LA tale. Indulge in cocktails at the expansive indoor-outdoor bar or savor coastal cuisine beneath swaying palm trees on the expansive on-site restaurant's patio. Retreat to tranquility in a private poolside cabana, or cool off with a dip in one of two shimmering pools. Complimentary bicycles await for exploring the neighborhood, while beachside yoga classes offer moments of serene reflection. More than just a getaway, Viceroy Santa Monica is a sanctuary for every occasion, where every detail speaks of relaxation amid the vibrant pulse of Southern California life.