Afisha Life | Pacific Coast Highway: wycieczka audio po smartfonie między Los Angeles i Santa Maria

Pacific Coast Highway: wycieczka audio po smartfonie między Los Angeles i Santa Maria

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Hook your smartphone up to your vehicle's stereo and listen to a tour guide while you drive!

Follow the suggested route along the Pacific Coast Highway, one of the most scenic drives in the world! Start anywhere along the route between Los Angeles & Santa Maria. The tour experience is the same in either direction.

Pass the famous Marina Del Rey, Malibu, Carpinteria, Getty Villa Museum & some of the world’s most famous beaches. We'll point out must-see sights, parks, tourist attractions & recreation areas & give a historical overview of the area and its original inhabitants.

With no time constraints, enjoy the freedom to stop anywhere & explore. Tour guide commentary will play automatically as you drive, using an easy to navigate GPS map. No data is used during the tour.

This audio guide will keep your group entertained & engaged. Each point of interest has a fun multiple-choice trivia question about the sights.

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Service animals allowed
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Suitable for all physical fitness levels
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Czego oczekiwać

Loyola Marymount University

Powstała w wyniku połączenia Loyola College i Marymount College, szkoła jest instytucjonalnie zaangażowana w katolicyzm.

Marina Del Rey

Jeśli kochasz łodzie, jest to idealne miejsce do oglądania łodzi. Założona w latach 50. XX wieku marina stała się największym stworzonym przez człowieka portem dla małych statków w Ameryce Północnej.

Wenecja

Witamy w dzielnicy Los Angeles w Wenecji, domu Venice Beach i kanałów weneckich!

Plaża stanowa Santa Monica

Będziesz mijał kilka całkiem spektakularnych plaż. Will-Rogers State Beach i słynna Santa Monica Beach.

Willa Getty'ego

Jeśli lubisz włoskie wille pełne starożytnych greckich i rzymskich artefaktów, Getty Villa Museum to obowiązkowa atrakcja! Opowiemy też o zamożnej dzielnicy Pacific Palisades.

Park Kanionu Tuńczyka

Kilka niesamowitych parków i szlaki turystyczne przez rodzime lasy wraz ze wspaniałymi widokami na wybrzeże i plaże.

Malibu

W Malibu jest wiele do zrobienia! Od dawna okrzyknięte miastem słońca, surfowania i piasku, Malibu City obejmuje 21 mil pięknej kalifornijskiej plaży.

Narodowy obszar rekreacyjny gór Santa Monica

Fantastyczny odcinek lądu o długości 30 mil biegnący od wybrzeża w głąb lądu w tak zwanym śródziemnomorskim ekosystemie klimatycznym.

Plaża Zuma

Przedstawimy Ci słynną plażę Zuma Beach z szeroką i piaszczystą plażą oraz popularne miejsce filmowania, Point Dume.

Plaża stanowa El Matador

Tylko jedna z plaż Malibu, El Matador, jest usiana masywnymi, unikalnymi formacjami skalnymi.

Plaża Nicholas Canyon

Posłuchaj o ludziach Chumash, którzy mieszkali tu prawie 8 000 lat temu i mieli rozbudowany system handlowy w całej Kalifornii.

Góry Santa Monica

Będziesz jechał przez śródlądowe urwiska, które w rzeczywistości są podnóżem pasma górskiego Santa Monica.

Park stanowy Point Mugu

Tutaj znajdziesz kilometry szlaków turystycznych, kanionów i wspaniałe widoki na jeden z najwyższych szczytów w górach Santa Monica, Boney Mountain.

Park rakietowy Point Mugu

Jeśli odwiedzisz park, zobaczysz wszelkiego rodzaju pociski, takie jak Polaris, pierwszy amerykański pocisk balistyczny wystrzelony z łodzi podwodnej.

Port Hueneme

Jak sama nazwa wskazuje, na brzegach miasta znajduje się port. W rzeczywistości jest to jedyny głębokowodny port między Los Angeles a San Francisco.

Oxnard

Kalifornia dostarcza ponad 85 procent truskawek w USA, z czego jedna trzecia pochodzi z doliny Oxnard.

Wybrzeże hrabstwa Ventura

Hrabstwo, przez które będziesz przejeżdżać, jest domem dla około 825 000 Kalifornijczyków, z których większość mieszka na nadmorskich równinach u podnóża gór Topatopa. Powiemy Ci, dlaczego jest tak popularny.

Misja San Buenaventura

Położona w samym sercu centrum Ventura, przedstawimy trochę historii tej wciąż aktywnej katolickiej parafii, muzeum i atrakcji turystycznej.

Plaża stanowa Emma Wood

Ten odcinek Pacific Coast Highway prowadzi nas tuż obok kilku malowniczych plaż w Solimar i Emma Wood-state-beachs.

Karpiteria

Nadmorskie miasto Carpinteria może być małe, ale jest tu wiele do zrobienia. Powiemy tylko kilka z nich!

Park Narodowy Wysp Normandzkich

Na prawie 250 000 akrach park został utworzony w celu ochrony dzikiej przyrody zarówno morskiej, jak i wyspiarskiej, a także wielu stanowisk archeologicznych znalezionych na wyspach.

Port Wysp Normandzkich

Zobaczysz, gdzie Navy Seals są szkoleni, aby wytrzymać niektóre z najgorszych warunków, jakie może im rzucić natura.

święta Barbara

Popularne miejsce zarówno dla wycieczkowiczów, jak i statków wycieczkowych, Santa Barbara odwiedza rocznie ponad 7 milionów turystów.

Goleta

Linia brzegowa słynie z rezerwatów przyrody, spokojnej plaży i gaju motyli monarchy.

Święty Ynez

Opowiemy Ci o pasmie górskim, do którego biegłeś równolegle, będącym częścią Pasm Poprzecznych.

Uniwersytet Kalifornijski w Santa Barbara

Znany jako czołowy uniwersytet badawczy, ma wielokrotnie nagradzany wydział, w tym sześciu laureatów Nagrody Nobla. W rzeczywistości jest światowym liderem w dziedzinie nauk ścisłych.

Las Narodowy Los Padres

Posłuchaj, jak ten chroniony obszar leśny, obejmujący ponad dwa miliony akrów przybrzeżnych gór, chroni jeden z zagrożonych gatunków.

Plaża stanowa El Capitan

Pąkle, rozgwiazdy, ukwiały, kraby i gąbki morskie zostają uwięzione w tych skalistych basenach, gdy odpływ się odpływu, odsłaniając te małe stworzenia morskie dla wszystkich.

Plaża stanowa Refugio

Dowiedz się o tragedii ekologicznej wzdłuż tej pięknej plaży w 2015 roku.

Park stanowy Gaviota

Surowa linia brzegowa otaczająca plażę jest również raczej niesławna jako punkt wypadowy dla niektórych nikczemnych działań. Powiemy ci co.

Park Wodospadów Nojoqui

W przeciwieństwie do większości wodospadów, które stopniowo ulegają erozji w górę rzeki, wodospady Nojoqui z czasem zbudowały się na zewnątrz klifu. Powiemy Ci dlaczego.

Buelltona

To małe miasto szczyci się sławą jako ojczyzna zupy grochowej!

Stanowy park historyczny La Purisima Mission

Wszystkie 2000 akrów La Purisima zostały przywrócone do swojego szczytowego okresu w latach dwudziestych XIX wieku, kiedy to była siedzibą rządu misyjnego.

Lompoc

Jedną z największych atrakcji miasta są malowidła ścienne w alejkach i po bokach budynków.

Los Alamos

Wzgórza te były idealną kryjówką dla bandyty Salomona Pico. Opowiemy o nim i dlaczego był sławny.

Święta Maria

Założona w 1875 roku osadnicy zaczęli przybywać, aby skorzystać z oferty wolnej ziemi, żyznej gleby i chłodniejszego śródziemnomorskiego klimatu.

Winiarnia Presqu'ile

Winiarnia w Santa Maria.

PCPA - Pacific Conservatory Theatre

Teatr Konserwatorium w Santa Maria.

Winiarnia Rancho Sisquoc

Ciekawa i piękna winiarnia.

Szlak na szczyt Gaviota

W pobliżu popularny szlak.

Arroyo Hondo Vista Point

Niesamowity punkt widokowy.

Park plażowy hrabstwa Arroyo Burro

Piaszczysta plaża.

Park nadbrzeżny

Ładny park nad brzegiem.

Nabrzeże Stearnsa

Niesamowite widoki.

Plaża stanowa Carpinteria

Plaża z oceanem.

Park Tar Pits

Unikalny park.

Plaża Solimar

Okropna fajna plaża.

Plaża stanowa Mandalay

Jak hotel, ale plaża.

Plaża i park stanowy Oxnard

Najlepsza plaża w Oxnard.

Park przy plaży Port Hueneme

Park z boczną plażą.

Plaża Sycamore Cove

Kombinacja numer 5.

Park stanowy i plaża Leo Carrillo

Plaża Leo.

Plaża Nicholas Canyon

Plaża Nicka.

Plaża stanowa El Matador

Tutaj plażowo, plażowo, plażowo.

Plaża Lechuza

Kolejna plaża.

Plaża stanowa i rezerwat Point Dume

Plaża i park i rezerwat.

Plaża stanowa Malibu Lagoon

Plaża Malibu.

Plaża stanowa Malibu Lagoon

Co za plaża.

Plaża Topanga

Kolejna plaża w Kalifornii.

Plaża stanowa Santa Monica

Plaża zbudowana przez Monikę.

Molo w Santa Monica

Niesamowite molo nad oceanem.

święta Monika

Miasto nad oceanem.

Plaża Playa Del Rey

Plaża z widokiem.

Loyola Marymount University

The product of a merger between Loyola College and Marymount College, the school is institutionally committed to Roman Catholicism.

Marina del Rey

If you love boats, this is the ideal spot for some boatwatching. Developed in the 1950’s, the marina has become North America’s largest man-made small-craft harbor.

Venice

Welcome to the Los Angeles neighborhood of Venice, home of Venice Beach and the Venice Canals!

Santa Monica State Beach

You’ll be passing by a couple of pretty spectacular beaches. The Will-Rogers State Beach and the famous Santa Monica Beach.

The Getty Villa

If you’re into Italian villas filled with ancient Greek and-Roman artifacts, the Getty Villa Museum is a must-see attraction! We'll also tell you about the affluent Pacific Palisades neighbourhood.

Tuna Canyon Park

A couple of amazing parks and home to hiking-trails through native forests complete with stunning views of the coastline and beaches.

Malibu

There's a lot-to-do in Malibu!! Long hailed as the city of sun, surf and sand, Malibu City spans 21 miles of beautiful California beach.

Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area

A fantastic 30 mile-long stretch of land running from the coast inland in what's known as a Mediterranean climate ecosystem.

Zuma Beach

We'll introduce you to the famous Zuma Beach with its broad and sandy beach and the popular filming location, Point Dume.

El Matador State Beach

Just one of Malibu's beaches, the El Matador is studded with massive, unique rock-formations.

Nicholas Canyon Beach

Hear about the Chumash people who lived here almost 8,000 years ago and had an extensive trading system throughout California.

Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area

You'll be driving by inland-bluffs, which are actually the foothills of the Santa Monica Mountain range.

Point Mugu State Park

Here you'll find miles of hiking-trails, canyons and great views of one of the highest peaks in the Santa Monica Mountains, Boney Mountain.

Point Mugu Missile Park

If you visit the park, you’ll see all kinds of missiles like the Polaris, the first U.S. submarine-launched ballistic missile.

Port Hueneme

As the name suggests, there is a port on the shores of the city. In fact, it's the only deep-water port between Los Angeles and San Francisco.

Oxnard

California supplies over 85 percent of US strawberries, with a third of that coming from right here in the Oxnard valley.

Ventura County Coast

The county you'll be driving through, is home to roughly 825,000 Californians, most of whom live within the coastal plains at the foot of the Topatopa Mountains. We'll tell you why it's so popular.

Mission Basilica San Buenaventura

Located in the heart of downtown Ventura, we'll give you some of history of this still active Catholic parish, museum and tourist-attraction.

Emma Wood State Beach

This section of the Pacific Coast Highway takes us right past a couple more scenic beaches in Solimar & Emma Wood-state-beaches.

Carpinteria

The coastal City of Carpinteria may be small, but there’s plenty to do here. We'll tell just a few of them!

Channel Islands National Park

At almost 250,000 acres, the park was created to protect both marine and island wildlife, as well as a number of archeological sites found on the islands.

Channel Islands Harbor

You'll see where Navy Seals are trained to withstand some of the worst conditions nature can throw at them.

Santa Barbara

A popular destination for both road-trippers and cruise-ships, Santa Barbara sees over 7 million tourists annually.

Goleta

The shoreline boasts nature preserves, a quiet beach and a Monarch Butterfly Grove.

Santa Ynez

We'll tell you about the mountain range you’ve been paralleling, part of the Transverse Ranges.

University of California, Santa Barbara

Known as a top research university it has award-winning faculty that includes six Nobel-Prize winners. In fact it’s a global leader in the sciences.

Los Padres National Forest

Hear how this protected forestland, covering over two million acres of coastal mountains, protects one of its endanged species.

El Capitan State Beach

Barnacles, starfish, sea anemone, crabs, and sea-sponges become trapped in these rocky pools when the tide pulls out, exposing these tiny sea-creatures for all to see.

Refugio State Beach

Learn about the environmental tragedy along this beautiful beach in 2015.

Gaviota State Park

The rugged coastline that surrounds the beach is also rather infamous as a drop off point for some nefarious activities. We'll tell you what.

Nojoqui Falls Park

Unlike most waterfalls, which gradually erode upstream, the Nojoqui Falls have built outward from the cliff over time. We'll tell you why.

Buellton

This small city's claim to fame is being the home of split-pea soup!

La Purisima Mission State Historic Park

All 2000 acres of La Purisima have been restored to its peak period in the 1820s, when it was the seat of mission government.

Lompoc

One of the city's top attractions are their murals in alley ways and on the sides of buildings..

Los Alamos

These hills were a perfect hideout for the bandit Salomon Pico. We'll tell you about him and why he was famous.

Santa Maria

Founded in 1875, settlers began arriving to taking advantage of the offer of free land, rich soil and the cooler Mediterranean climate.

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Presqu'ile Winery

Winery in Santa Maria.

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PCPA - Pacific Conservatory Theatre

Conservatory Theatre in Santa Maria.

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Rancho Sisquoc Winery

Interesting and beautiful winery.

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Gaviota Peak Trail

Popular trail nearby.

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Arroyo Hondo Vista Point

Incredible lookout.

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Arroyo Burro County Beach Park

Sandy beach.

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Shoreline Park

Nice park by the shore.

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Stearns Wharf

Incredible views.

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Carpinteria State Beach

Beach with ocean.

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Tar Pits Park

Unique park.

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Solimar Beach

Wicked cool beach.

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Mandalay State Beach

Like the hotel, but a beach.

112

Oxnard State Beach and Park

The best beach in Oxnard.

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Port Hueneme Beach Park

Park with a side of beach.

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Sycamore Cove Beach

Combo number 5.

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Leo Carrillo State Park and Beach

Leo's beach.

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Nicholas Canyon Beach

Nick's beach.

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El Matador State Beach

Here beachy beachy beachy.

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Lechuza Beach

Another beach.

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Point Dume State Beach and Natural Preserve

Beach and park and preserve.

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Malibu Lagoon State Beach

Malibu's beach.

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Malibu Lagoon State Beach

What a beach.

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Topanga Beach

Yet another California beach.

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Santa Monica State Beach

The beach Monica built.

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Santa Monica Pier

Incredible oceanside pier.

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Santa Monica

Oceanside city.

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Playa Del Rey Beach

Beach with a view.

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Loyola Marymount University

The product of a merger between Loyola College and Marymount College, the school is institutionally committed to Roman Catholicism.

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Marina del Rey

If you love boats, this is the ideal spot for some boatwatching. Developed in the 1950’s, the marina has become North America’s largest man-made small-craft harbor.

129

Venice

Welcome to the Los Angeles neighborhood of Venice, home of Venice Beach and the Venice Canals!

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Santa Monica State Beach

You’ll be passing by a couple of pretty spectacular beaches. The Will-Rogers State Beach and the famous Santa Monica Beach.

131

The Getty Villa

If you’re into Italian villas filled with ancient Greek and-Roman artifacts, the Getty Villa Museum is a must-see attraction! We'll also tell you about the affluent Pacific Palisades neighbourhood.

132

Tuna Canyon Park

A couple of amazing parks and home to hiking-trails through native forests complete with stunning views of the coastline and beaches.

133

Malibu

There's a lot-to-do in Malibu!! Long hailed as the city of sun, surf and sand, Malibu City spans 21 miles of beautiful California beach.

134

Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area

A fantastic 30 mile-long stretch of land running from the coast inland in what's known as a Mediterranean climate ecosystem.

135

Zuma Beach

We'll introduce you to the famous Zuma Beach with its broad and sandy beach and the popular filming location, Point Dume.

136

El Matador State Beach

Just one of Malibu's beaches, the El Matador is studded with massive, unique rock-formations.

137

Nicholas Canyon Beach

Hear about the Chumash people who lived here almost 8,000 years ago and had an extensive trading system throughout California.

138

Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area

You'll be driving by inland-bluffs, which are actually the foothills of the Santa Monica Mountain range.

139

Point Mugu State Park

Here you'll find miles of hiking-trails, canyons and great views of one of the highest peaks in the Santa Monica Mountains, Boney Mountain.

140

Point Mugu Missile Park

If you visit the park, you’ll see all kinds of missiles like the Polaris, the first U.S. submarine-launched ballistic missile.

141

Port Hueneme

As the name suggests, there is a port on the shores of the city. In fact, it's the only deep-water port between Los Angeles and San Francisco.

142

Oxnard

California supplies over 85 percent of US strawberries, with a third of that coming from right here in the Oxnard valley.

143

Ventura County Coast

The county you'll be driving through, is home to roughly 825,000 Californians, most of whom live within the coastal plains at the foot of the Topatopa Mountains. We'll tell you why it's so popular.

144

Mission Basilica San Buenaventura

Located in the heart of downtown Ventura, we'll give you some of history of this still active Catholic parish, museum and tourist-attraction.

145

Emma Wood State Beach

This section of the Pacific Coast Highway takes us right past a couple more scenic beaches in Solimar & Emma Wood-state-beaches.

146

Carpinteria

The coastal City of Carpinteria may be small, but there’s plenty to do here. We'll tell just a few of them!

147

Channel Islands National Park

At almost 250,000 acres, the park was created to protect both marine and island wildlife, as well as a number of archeological sites found on the islands.

148

Channel Islands Harbor

You'll see where Navy Seals are trained to withstand some of the worst conditions nature can throw at them.

149

Santa Barbara

A popular destination for both road-trippers and cruise-ships, Santa Barbara sees over 7 million tourists annually.

150

Goleta

The shoreline boasts nature preserves, a quiet beach and a Monarch Butterfly Grove.

151

Santa Ynez

We'll tell you about the mountain range you’ve been paralleling, part of the Transverse Ranges.

152

University of California, Santa Barbara

Known as a top research university it has award-winning faculty that includes six Nobel-Prize winners. In fact it’s a global leader in the sciences.

153

Los Padres National Forest

Hear how this protected forestland, covering over two million acres of coastal mountains, protects one of its endanged species.

154

El Capitan State Beach

Barnacles, starfish, sea anemone, crabs, and sea-sponges become trapped in these rocky pools when the tide pulls out, exposing these tiny sea-creatures for all to see.

155

Refugio State Beach

Learn about the environmental tragedy along this beautiful beach in 2015.

156

Gaviota State Park

The rugged coastline that surrounds the beach is also rather infamous as a drop off point for some nefarious activities. We'll tell you what.

157

Nojoqui Falls Park

Unlike most waterfalls, which gradually erode upstream, the Nojoqui Falls have built outward from the cliff over time. We'll tell you why.

158

Buellton

This small city's claim to fame is being the home of split-pea soup!

159

La Purisima Mission State Historic Park

All 2000 acres of La Purisima have been restored to its peak period in the 1820s, when it was the seat of mission government.

160

Lompoc

One of the city's top attractions are their murals in alley ways and on the sides of buildings..

161

Los Alamos

These hills were a perfect hideout for the bandit Salomon Pico. We'll tell you about him and why he was famous.

162

Santa Maria

Founded in 1875, settlers began arriving to taking advantage of the offer of free land, rich soil and the cooler Mediterranean climate.

163

Presqu'ile Winery

Winery in Santa Maria.

164

PCPA - Pacific Conservatory Theatre

Conservatory Theatre in Santa Maria.

165

Rancho Sisquoc Winery

Interesting and beautiful winery.

166

Gaviota Peak Trail

Popular trail nearby.

167

Arroyo Hondo Vista Point

Incredible lookout.

168

Arroyo Burro County Beach Park

Sandy beach.

169

Shoreline Park

Nice park by the shore.

170

Stearns Wharf

Incredible views.

171

Carpinteria State Beach

Beach with ocean.

172

Tar Pits Park

Unique park.

173

Solimar Beach

Wicked cool beach.

174

Mandalay State Beach

Like the hotel, but a beach.

175

Oxnard State Beach and Park

The best beach in Oxnard.

176

Port Hueneme Beach Park

Park with a side of beach.

177

Sycamore Cove Beach

Combo number 5.

178

Leo Carrillo State Park and Beach

Leo's beach.

179

Nicholas Canyon Beach

Nick's beach.

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El Matador State Beach

Here beachy beachy beachy.

181

Lechuza Beach

Another beach.

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Point Dume State Beach and Natural Preserve

Beach and park and preserve.

183

Malibu Lagoon State Beach

Malibu's beach.

184

Malibu Lagoon State Beach

What a beach.

185

Topanga Beach

Yet another California beach.

186

Santa Monica State Beach

The beach Monica built.

187

Santa Monica Pier

Incredible oceanside pier.

188

Santa Monica

Oceanside city.

189

Playa Del Rey Beach

Beach with a view.

190

Loyola Marymount University

The product of a merger between Loyola College and Marymount College, the school is institutionally committed to Roman Catholicism.

191

Marina del Rey

If you love boats, this is the ideal spot for some boatwatching. Developed in the 1950’s, the marina has become North America’s largest man-made small-craft harbor.

192

Venice

Welcome to the Los Angeles neighborhood of Venice, home of Venice Beach and the Venice Canals!

193

Santa Monica State Beach

You’ll be passing by a couple of pretty spectacular beaches. The Will-Rogers State Beach and the famous Santa Monica Beach.

194

The Getty Villa

If you’re into Italian villas filled with ancient Greek and-Roman artifacts, the Getty Villa Museum is a must-see attraction! We'll also tell you about the affluent Pacific Palisades neighbourhood.

195

Tuna Canyon Park

A couple of amazing parks and home to hiking-trails through native forests complete with stunning views of the coastline and beaches.

196

Malibu

There's a lot-to-do in Malibu!! Long hailed as the city of sun, surf and sand, Malibu City spans 21 miles of beautiful California beach.

197

Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area

A fantastic 30 mile-long stretch of land running from the coast inland in what's known as a Mediterranean climate ecosystem.

198

Zuma Beach

We'll introduce you to the famous Zuma Beach with its broad and sandy beach and the popular filming location, Point Dume.

199

El Matador State Beach

Just one of Malibu's beaches, the El Matador is studded with massive, unique rock-formations.

200

Nicholas Canyon Beach

Hear about the Chumash people who lived here almost 8,000 years ago and had an extensive trading system throughout California.

201

Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area

You'll be driving by inland-bluffs, which are actually the foothills of the Santa Monica Mountain range.

202

Point Mugu State Park

Here you'll find miles of hiking-trails, canyons and great views of one of the highest peaks in the Santa Monica Mountains, Boney Mountain.

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Point Mugu Missile Park

If you visit the park, you’ll see all kinds of missiles like the Polaris, the first U.S. submarine-launched ballistic missile.

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Port Hueneme

As the name suggests, there is a port on the shores of the city. In fact, it's the only deep-water port between Los Angeles and San Francisco.

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Oxnard

California supplies over 85 percent of US strawberries, with a third of that coming from right here in the Oxnard valley.

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Ventura County Coast

The county you'll be driving through, is home to roughly 825,000 Californians, most of whom live within the coastal plains at the foot of the Topatopa Mountains. We'll tell you why it's so popular.

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Mission Basilica San Buenaventura

Located in the heart of downtown Ventura, we'll give you some of history of this still active Catholic parish, museum and tourist-attraction.

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Emma Wood State Beach

This section of the Pacific Coast Highway takes us right past a couple more scenic beaches in Solimar & Emma Wood-state-beaches.

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Carpinteria

The coastal City of Carpinteria may be small, but there’s plenty to do here. We'll tell just a few of them!

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Channel Islands National Park

At almost 250,000 acres, the park was created to protect both marine and island wildlife, as well as a number of archeological sites found on the islands.

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Channel Islands Harbor

You'll see where Navy Seals are trained to withstand some of the worst conditions nature can throw at them.

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Santa Barbara

A popular destination for both road-trippers and cruise-ships, Santa Barbara sees over 7 million tourists annually.

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Goleta

The shoreline boasts nature preserves, a quiet beach and a Monarch Butterfly Grove.

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Santa Ynez

We'll tell you about the mountain range you’ve been paralleling, part of the Transverse Ranges.

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University of California, Santa Barbara

Known as a top research university it has award-winning faculty that includes six Nobel-Prize winners. In fact it’s a global leader in the sciences.

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Los Padres National Forest

Hear how this protected forestland, covering over two million acres of coastal mountains, protects one of its endanged species.

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El Capitan State Beach

Barnacles, starfish, sea anemone, crabs, and sea-sponges become trapped in these rocky pools when the tide pulls out, exposing these tiny sea-creatures for all to see.

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Refugio State Beach

Learn about the environmental tragedy along this beautiful beach in 2015.

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Gaviota State Park

The rugged coastline that surrounds the beach is also rather infamous as a drop off point for some nefarious activities. We'll tell you what.

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Nojoqui Falls Park

Unlike most waterfalls, which gradually erode upstream, the Nojoqui Falls have built outward from the cliff over time. We'll tell you why.

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Buellton

This small city's claim to fame is being the home of split-pea soup!

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La Purisima Mission State Historic Park

All 2000 acres of La Purisima have been restored to its peak period in the 1820s, when it was the seat of mission government.

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Lompoc

One of the city's top attractions are their murals in alley ways and on the sides of buildings..

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Los Alamos

These hills were a perfect hideout for the bandit Salomon Pico. We'll tell you about him and why he was famous.

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Santa Maria

Founded in 1875, settlers began arriving to taking advantage of the offer of free land, rich soil and the cooler Mediterranean climate.

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Presqu'ile Winery

Winery in Santa Maria.

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PCPA - Pacific Conservatory Theatre

Conservatory Theatre in Santa Maria.

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Rancho Sisquoc Winery

Interesting and beautiful winery.

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Gaviota Peak Trail

Popular trail nearby.

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Arroyo Hondo Vista Point

Incredible lookout.

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Arroyo Burro County Beach Park

Sandy beach.

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Shoreline Park

Nice park by the shore.

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Stearns Wharf

Incredible views.

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Carpinteria State Beach

Beach with ocean.

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Tar Pits Park

Unique park.

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Solimar Beach

Wicked cool beach.

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Mandalay State Beach

Like the hotel, but a beach.

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Oxnard State Beach and Park

The best beach in Oxnard.

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Port Hueneme Beach Park

Park with a side of beach.

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Sycamore Cove Beach

Combo number 5.

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Leo Carrillo State Park and Beach

Leo's beach.

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Nicholas Canyon Beach

Nick's beach.

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El Matador State Beach

Here beachy beachy beachy.

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Lechuza Beach

Another beach.

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Point Dume State Beach and Natural Preserve

Beach and park and preserve.

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Malibu Lagoon State Beach

Malibu's beach.

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Malibu Lagoon State Beach

What a beach.

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Topanga Beach

Yet another California beach.

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Santa Monica State Beach

The beach Monica built.

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Santa Monica Pier

Incredible oceanside pier.

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Santa Monica

Oceanside city.

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Playa Del Rey Beach

Beach with a view.

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Recenzje (12)

wanda_M

Dec 2024

Unable to get this one working for me so it was a wash. Normally can get viator apps to work well maybe I’m just not understanding how this one works, but I wasn’t able to use it.

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Jan 2025

We understand your disappointment and would like to make it right. Please contact us directly so we can discuss how we can make things better for you.

Faith_V

Jun 2024

This was like being in 6th grade social studies/ecology class. Extremely boring with facts pretty much limited to land formations and geography. The quizzes were trite. Overall not what I was hoping to hear. No humor or fun facts about the area.

Odpowiedź od gospodarza

Jun 2024

Thank you for your feedback. We're sorry to hear that the experience didn't meet your expectations. We strive to make our content engaging and informative for all ages. We'll take your comments into consideration as we work to improve our tours.

Dawn_F

Feb 2024

Made the trip fun with little facts and trivia questions along the way! Even if you're familiar with one of the POI, it the story behind it might not be something you know. It was great that gps automatically played when you're coming up on the new spot. Little quirky to get back on track if you don't want to stop at the POI and want to continue on. Definitely worth it for the price!!

Odpowiedź od gospodarza

Feb 2024

Thanks for the wonderful review! We are delighted that our audio tour made your trip fun! Thank you for sharing your positive thoughts.

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