Cultural Tours in California

San Francisco is home to one of the largest Chinese communities outside of Asia. This tour allows you to enjoy an outstanding dining experience in an authentic Chinese restaurant. Then, it's off to see the glitter and sparkle of San Francisco's exotic Chinatown on a guided walking tour of unique Grant Avenue. The streets are narrow, crowded and alive with color and movement. What are you waiting for - book now!

Spend an evening exploring two of San Francisco's vibrant areas for food and nightlife on a walking tour through Chinatown and North Beach. On their own, they will stir your senses. Together, they awaken you to new flavors, ancient cultures, and a diverse lifestyle.

This seventy-two mile drive skirts the edges of Lake Tahoe, providing breathtaking views. The pristine alpine lake is surrounded by the snowcapped mountains of the Sierra Nevadas. This incredible experience has a myriad of photo opportunities.

Focus on the very best that South Lake Tahoe has to offer at the moment. Whether it's wildflowers, fall colors, raging waterfalls, or pure back country beauty, this photographic walking tour will take you there.

Your San Francisco trip is not complete without a walking tour of the cultural side of San Francisco where the old world meets the new. With friendly, knowledgeable and experienced guides, uncover the secrets of San Francisco's Chinatown

Discover the Getty Center in Los Angeles, one of the world's premier cultural destinations! See masterpieces of art in the J. Paul Getty Museum and breathtaking views of the historic Sepulveda Pass. Enjoy spectacular, tranquil gardens, magnificent architecture and a variety of places to dine. There's always something new at the Getty Center!

This half day tour departs from your location at 8:30am. This tour will focus on the best of Tahoe's South Shore areas. The tour begins at a beautiful Tahoe beach shadowed by Mt. Tallac. This area is also a wildlife sanctuary and you will see and be able to photograph many species of local birds, other mammals and possibly even bears.