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Beverly Hills, Rodeo Drive & Sunset Strip Private Luxury Drive

Glide through the gilded streets of Beverly Hills, shop (or window-shop) on Rodeo Drive, and cruise the legendary Sunset Strip — LA's most glamorous corridor, savoured in a private luxury vehicle with a local expert guide.

What to expect

Your driver-guide navigates the leafy avenues of Beverly Hills, pausing for photos at the most photogenic mansions — many belonging to household names. Rodeo Drive is yours to explore on foot: couture flagships, the iconic fountain intersection, and the Beverly Wilshire Hotel façade (as seen in Pretty Woman). The route then sweeps west along Sunset Boulevard, past the legendary Chateau Marmont and the storied music venues of the Strip. Pure, unadulterated LA glamour.

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Hollywood, Beverly Hills, and Los Angeles Private Tour.
$299 per person
Run by Rodeo Drive Steps
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Good to know

Beverly Hills is approximately 25–30 miles from San Pedro (45–60 min). For serious shoppers, Rodeo Drive boutiques open at 10 AM. Pre-book a private charter to guarantee your preferred departure time. Leave Beverly Hills no later than 3 PM to ensure a comfortable return to port.

Sail there

Luxury cruises that call at Los Angeles — book through us, the fare is identical and your concierge stays on your side.

Explora Journeys · EXPLORA III
7 nights · calls at Los Angeles
from $4,350
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Oceania · Oceania Vista
15 nights · calls at Los Angeles
from $6,247
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Viking Ocean · Viking Sky
17 nights · calls at Los Angeles
from $6,599
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Regent · Seven Seas Grandeur
10 nights · calls at Los Angeles
from $7,849
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