Sight Seeing Trips in Los Angeles
By the Hour or the Day · Your Route · Air-Conditioned · No Bus, No Strangers
A Car and Chauffeur for the Day
Book the hours, not a fixed itinerary. Where you go, how long you stay and what you skip is decided on the day — by you, in the car.
Three to Four Hours
Enough for one part of the city done properly — the coast, the Hollywood landmarks, or Downtown. The usual choice when it is squeezed around other plans.
Book a Half DaySix to Eight Hours
The whole arc: beaches, hills, viewpoints, a real lunch stop, and back before dark. Bags and coats stay in the car all day.
Book a Full DayYour Own Route
A film location list, an architecture route, a return to somewhere that matters to you. Send it over and we'll plan the driving around it.
Plan a Custom RouteTravelling with a group, or want the same car waiting between stops? Hourly is the right booking. (213) 471-2828
Los Angeles Does Not Work as a Bus Tour
This city is eighty miles wide and the interesting parts are not next to each other. A coach tour solves that by choosing for you: fixed stops, fixed minutes, forty other people, and no way to stay somewhere you like or leave somewhere you don't.
A private car inverts it. The route is yours, the timing is yours, and the only people in the vehicle are the ones you came with. Your chauffeur knows the city well enough to route around traffic and suggest what is worth the detour.
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Private Vehicle, Not a Shared Coach
Just your party. No pickup circuit collecting strangers from six hotels before the day starts, and no waiting for the last person back to the bus at every stop.
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Stay Longer or Leave Early
The schedule is a suggestion. If a viewpoint is worth another twenty minutes, take it. If a stop turns out to be a tourist trap, get back in the car and go.
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Chauffeurs Who Know the City
Twenty years of driving Los Angeles means knowing which canyon road is worth it, when the coast highway seizes up, and where you can actually park near the thing you came to see.
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Air Conditioning and Your Bags in the Car
Coats, cameras, shopping and water stay in the vehicle between stops. In August that is not a small thing.
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One to Fourteen Passengers
Sedan for a couple, SUV for a family, Sprinter for a group of fourteen. Everyone stays together and hears the same thing.
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Hourly Rate, Quoted Up Front
You book the hours and know the price before the day starts. No meter, no surge, and no recalculation because the route changed.
Pick Your Touring Vehicle
All four work for touring. The only real question is how many people are coming and how much you want to bring with you.
Cadillac Escalade ESV
The most-booked touring vehicle. High seating position, six passengers, room for everything.
Up to 6 Passengers
Mercedes Sprinter Van
The group choice. Fourteen seats, stand-up room, everyone facing each other.
Up to 14 Passengers
Mercedes-Benz E-Class
For one or two. Quiet and comfortable on the long drives between neighbourhoods.
Up to 3 Passengers
Chevy Suburban
Seven seats. The usual family pick for a full day out.
Up to 7 PassengersEvery Service We Run
One operator, one flat-rate model, one dispatch desk. Airport transfers are covered separately on our airport service pages.
We Pick Up and Drop Off Anywhere in Greater LA
Don't see your area? We serve all of Greater LA and Orange County. (213) 471-2828
Sightseeing Questions
Mostly about how the day works. If you have a route in mind already, just call and we'll talk it through.
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Is this a guided tour or just a driver? +
Somewhere in between, and you set which. Your chauffeur knows the city well and will happily point things out, suggest what's worth the detour and handle the routing. What they aren't is a licensed tour guide delivering a script — if you want formal narration at every stop, tell us at booking and we'll arrange a guide alongside the car.
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Do I have to pick the route in advance? +
No. Plenty of people book the hours and decide as they go. If you do have a list — film locations, architecture, somewhere personal — send it over beforehand and we'll plan the driving around it so you're not losing an hour to bad sequencing.
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How long should I book for? +
Three to four hours covers one part of the city properly. Six to eight covers the coast, the hills and Downtown with a real lunch stop in the middle. Los Angeles is eighty miles wide, so shorter than three hours usually means more driving than seeing.
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Can we stop for lunch or shopping? +
Yes, as long as you like. The car and chauffeur are yours for the booking, so a long lunch or an unplanned hour somewhere just becomes part of the day. Your things stay in the vehicle while you're out.
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Are admission tickets included? +
No — the booking covers the vehicle and chauffeur. Attraction tickets, tours and entry fees are separate and yours to arrange. Tell us what you're planning and we'll time the driving around your entry slots.
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How many people can come? +
One to fourteen. Sedan for a couple, SUV for up to seven, Sprinter for a group of fourteen with stand-up room. Everyone travels together, which matters more on a touring day than on a transfer.
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Is it cheaper than a bus tour? +
Per person, usually not for one or two people. For a family or a group it often is, and it's a different product either way — your own vehicle, your own route, and no waiting on forty strangers at every stop.
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Can you do this from a cruise ship or hotel? +
Yes. Port pickups, hotel pickups and airport-to-touring days are all normal bookings. If you're on a ship with a sailing time, tell us and we'll build the day backwards from it with a real buffer.
See Los Angeles Properly
Your route, your pace, your own vehicle. Book by the hour or the day, quoted up front, with a chauffeur who knows where he's going.
☎ +1 (213) 471-2828Toll free in the US & Canada: (888) 400-1919
Hourly rate · No surge pricing · Private vehicle · Up to 14 passengers · TCP Licensed