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from $129 on Viator, checked October 1, 2026. Prices change with the date and the option you choose.
Check price and dates on ViatorOur take
The Los Angeles day for someone staying in Long Beach without a car: pickup at Long Beach hotels and motels at 8:30 a.m., a van with the group capped at 14, the Coliseum, Griffith Observatory, Hollywood, Beverly Hills, Santa Monica and Venice, and a ride back, at $129 per person as of October 3, 20261. The A Line reaches downtown Los Angeles from Long Beach; it does not reach the Hollywood Sign or the beaches, which is the gap this tour fills, as Long Beach Without a Car explains.
Who it suits
- Visitors based in Long Beach who want one day of Los Angeles landmarks with the transport solved: "This tour includes round-trip transportation from Long Beach hotels"1.
- Anyone who prefers a small group: "limited to 14 people"; the listing calls the vehicle an air-conditioned van in one place and a Mercedes Benz tour coach in another1.
- Film fans: the listing promises "movie locations from hit films including Armageddon and Independence Day", and an April 2026 reviewer "Loved the drive to the Hollywood sign"1.
Who should skip it
- Wheelchair users: "Not wheelchair accessible"1.
- Families with infants under 3 without their own car seat: "You must bring your own seat"1.
- Anyone who wants the paid attractions included: the Chinese Theatre and Dolby Theatre stops are "Admission Ticket Not Included", and food and drink are not included1.
What it adds to the cruise-terminal version
Same operator, same stops, different start: this one collects from Long Beach hotels rather than the cruise terminals, caps the group at 14 rather than 55, and is a round trip from the hotel12. The itinerary gives 15 minutes at the Coliseum, 20 at Griffith Observatory, an hour on the Walk of Fame, an hour each at the Chinese Theatre, the Dolby Theatre and Sunset Plaza, passes through Beverly Hills and Santa Monica, and ends with 45 minutes at Venice Beach1.
Good to know
- From $129 per person on Viator as of October 3, 2026, with discounted rates for kids; mobile ticket; in English1.
- 8 hours; start 8:30 a.m.; the listing describes "the 25 miles (40 km) north to Los Angeles"1.
- Free cancellation up to 24 hours before; booked on average 58 days ahead1.
- Rated 4.4 out of 5 from 106 reviews on Viator and Tripadvisor as of October 3, 20261.
- Operator: Sunseeker Tours1.
Sources
- Los Angeles Highlights Tour from Long Beach — Viator product page (operator: Sunseeker Tours). Accessed 2026-10-03.
- City Tour of Los Angeles from Long Beach and San Pedro Cruise Terminals — Viator product page (operator: Sunseeker Tours). Accessed 2026-10-03.
What the operator says
Staying in Long Beach and want to fully experience Los Angeles and Hollywood in one day? Our unforgettable full-day tour picks you up from all hotels in Long Beach and takes you to iconic landmarks—downtown, the Coliseum, the Hollywood Sign, Walk of Fame, Beverly Hills, Santa Monica Beach, and Venice Beach. As your guide shares captivating stories, you'll discover the best of LA in a single day. With hotel pickup, drop-off, and a small group capped at 14 for personalized attention, you'll do more than just see LA… you'll remember it.
