Las Vegas to Los Angeles Tours

What our customers ask about Las Vegas to Los Angeles Tours

• What would be an example day-by-day itinerary from Las Vegas to Los Angeles?

  A well-planned week-long journey begins with exploring the Las Vegas Strip on Day 1. Day 2 takes you through Death Valley National Park where you'll stop at Zabriskie Point and Badwater Basin before staying overnight in Bakersfield. On Day 3 visit Sequoia National Park to see the Giant Sherman Tree. Day 4 is dedicated to Yosemite National Park with its iconic El Capitan and Half Dome. Day 5 brings you to San Francisco for city explorations and Golden Gate Bridge views. Day 6 offers scenic drives down Pacific Coast Highway with breaks in Monterey and Carmel. The journey ends on Day 7 with time in Santa Barbara before reaching Los Angeles. As one TourRadar traveler shared "What a great experience: wonderful nature amazing people interesting cultures lovely hikes delicious food... So good memories."

• What are the most common destinations visited between Las Vegas and Los Angeles?

  The route between these two cities features several key stops that showcase California's diverse landscape. Most tours include Death Valley National Park with its stark desert beauty at Zabriskie Point Sequoia National Park's Giant Sherman Tree and Yosemite National Park's legendary Half Dome and El Capitan. The journey typically continues through San Francisco before heading down to Santa Barbara's Mediterranean-influenced coastal community. A TourRadar traveler noted "It really was the trip of a lifetime. I not only got to see some amazing parks but our guide organized wonderful hikes that showed what the parks were really all about."

• What is the average price range for a Las Vegas to Los Angeles tour?

  Expect to pay between $1600 and $4500 for these cross-state adventures. Budget-conscious travelers can book Europamundo's 8-day tours starting at $1648 while those seeking premium experiences might choose Trafalgar's California National Parks tour at $4639. These prices typically cover stays at properties like the Luxor in Las Vegas and Anaheim Majestic Garden in Los Angeles plus transportation park fees and select meals. According to a TourRadar traveler review: "Beautiful trip with good value considering all the amazing places we visited and experiences included."

• What is the average distance covered on a Las Vegas to Los Angeles tour?

  These tours cover approximately 1200 to 1500 miles (1931-2414 km) including all park visits and coastal detours. While the direct route between Las Vegas and Los Angeles spans just 270 miles (435 km) the journey extends north through Death Valley National Park to Yosemite National Park across to San Francisco then south along Pacific Coast Highway to Los Angeles. Overnight stays occur at various points such as the Holiday Inn Express in Fresno and Best Western Plus in San Francisco creating a comprehensive California experience.