7 Days Yosemite, Grand Canyon, Las Vegas, Mexico Bus Tour

From the Spanish Conquistadors, to the American Pioneers, to the writings of Jack Kerouac, the open road has held an irresistible allure to those who want to explore America’s vast western expanses.

And here in one itinerary is a chance to see everything that makes America great: First, it’s the towering granite cliffs and stalwart pines of Yosemite. Then comes Las Vegas’ visceral rush of excitement and neon sparkling in the desert. Then the wide-open Arizona countryside and the majestic gaping cliffs of the Grand Canyon.

Then it’s on to Los Angeles, in many ways the quintessential American city. First Hollywood—the dream factory where the globe’s celluloid miracles are born.

Take an excursion into Baja California, Mexico. From Tijuana to La Bufadora, Baja California has a unique charm all to its own with strong architectural infulences from both US and Mexican style. Stay overnight in the lively port city of Ensenada.

On the return journey, drive past California’s world famous coastline, stopping in Santa Barbara and Solvang; the authentic Danish villa nestled amongst the lush rolling green hills of Southern California’s Santa Inez valley. BOOK

Day1: Bay Area - Yosemite - Fresno

From waterfalls that drop thousands of feet, and endless mountain ridges, Yosemite National Park can be considered one of the most famous scenic spots in the Western United States. Arrive in Yosemite National Park after lunch. Highlights include: Tunnel View, Bridal Veil Falls, El Captain, Merced River, Yosemite Falls, Half Dome.

Day2: Fresno - Las Vegas

Las Vegas, it's a city that has something to offer for everyone. The infamous Las Vegas Strip is where tourists can enjoy a walk in the warm desert evening and visit the newest and most lavish casinos from Bellagio, Venetian, MGM Grand, The Mirage, and others. Or perhaps take a stroll downtown and view a dazzling light show that spans an entire street (Optional night tour). There are special shows and performances year round that truly makes Las Vegas as a city that never sleeps. Overnight in Las Vegas.

Day3: Las Vegas - Hoover Dam - Grand Canyon - Las Vegas

The Grand Canyon offers one of the most spectacular examples of erosion not found anywhere in the world. Canyon National Park is a designated World Heritage Site and is unmatched in the incomparable vistas that it offers to visitors on the rim. Today, take an excursion to this incomparable National Park. Overnight in Las Vegas.

Day4: Los Angeles

Visit the largest metropolitan area in California, Los Angeles. Highlights include the historical landmarks of Hollywood, downtown, as well as Hollywood Blvd., Chinese Theater, and the newly built Kodak Theatre, which is now the permanent home to the Oscars. Overnight stay in Los Angeles.

Day5: Los Angeles - Tijuana- Ensenada

In the morning, pass through the border city of Tijuana and head onto the Golden Coast highway. Stop by the small town of Rosalito around noon. Try a fresh mixed cocktail or simply take a stroll on the beach. In the afternoon, arrive in the port city of Ensenada. The rest of the afternoon is to leisure. After check in, enjoy the various shops that carry anything from fine Mexican handicraft, glassware to the famous Mexican Tequila.

Day6: Ensenada - La Bufadora - Coronado Island - Los Angeles

In the morning, head for La Bufadora and experience the powerful waves of the Pacific Ocean as it cuts into the jagged coastline making for a picturesque scenic view of the coast. Visit the natural Blowhole located in La Bufadora. Arrive in San Diego around noon. Cross the Coronado Bridge to visit "Del Coronado Hotel", which is the oldest hotel in California. At more than 100 years old, many Former presidents of the United States as well as countless celebrities have stayed here. Also visit San Diego Old Town. It is known as the origin of California, where the State Flag was first raised to commemorate California as the 31th State in the union.

Day7: Los Angeles - Santa Barbara -Solvang - Bay Area

In the morning, visit the Danish immigrant town of Solvang. The word Solvang in Danish can be translated as “sunny countryside”, which in fact is true for almost the entire year. While in Solvang, enjoy the famous Danish pastries, cookies, and chocolates. After lunch, head back to the Bay Area.