From San Francisco: Carmel, Monterey & Big Sur Private Tour
Mission District, San Francisco
Discover the natural beauty of California at your own pace on a private 10-hour scenic tour of Carmel, Monterey, and Big Sur from San Francisco.
Big Sur and Monterey Private Day Tour from San Francisco
This private car tour from San Francisco suits travelers seeking a personalized visit to Big Sur, Monterey, and Carmel at their own pace.
Highlights
- Discover the natural beauty of Big Sur and Carmel
- Drive along the forested 17-Mile Drive
- Visit Monterey Bay Aquarium and Fisherman's Wharf
- Customize your tour with exclusive sightseeing stops
- Receive expert recommendations on where to go and what to see
Description
Explore the scenic Big Sur and Monterey areas of California comfortably by private car, avoiding the restrictions of group bus tours. Enjoy flexible departure and arrival times tailored to your preferences.
After pickup from your San Francisco accommodation (with arrangements available for other Bay Area locations), you will receive tailored guidance on optimal stops for photography and exploration. You decide the itinerary based on your interests.
Travel along State Route 1, California’s Pacific coastline highway, from San Francisco to Carmel and Big Sur. Experience the 17-Mile Drive lined with forest and ocean views. Visit Monterey’s Mission District, Monterey Bay Aquarium, and Fisherman's Wharf.
Continue to the Big Sur Bixby Creek Bridge and explore the flora and fauna of Point Lobos State Reserve south of Carmel before returning to San Francisco.
Includes
- Transportation in a private vehicle
- Road tolls
- Surcharges and taxes
Excludes
- Optional gratuities
- Entrance tickets if required
- Wheelchair access
Important Information
- Eating, smoking, and drinking alcohol are not permitted inside the car
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours before the tour for a full refund.
Book in advance to secure your preferred date. Bring comfortable walking shoes and a camera. The best time to visit is during daylight hours for optimal visibility of coastal sights.
