California Tourist Attractions
From Sea World-San Diego in the south to majestic Mt. Shasta near its northern border, California is without a doubt a vacationer’s paradise. Because the state is so large, travelers can seldom satisfy all their interests in a single trip, and this Guide will help you pick and choose from the various California tourist attractions and help you focus your selections to design a dream vacation.
So, what excites you? Is it a whale watching tour during the day followed by a sumptuous dinner that evening? Would you rather visit a few wineries and enjoy a picnic lunch? Does a hot air balloon ride sound fun or is a mud bath spa treatment your idea of heaven? How about taking a Segway™ tour of Sausalito? Do art and architecture make your heart sing? Which do you prefer: an afternoon of shopping in San Francisco’s Union Square or browsing through the Mission District’s thrift stores? Would you rather enjoy a glass of wine on a sailboat as the sun sets on the Pacific or does a Santa Cruz surf school sound like a better way to enjoy the ocean?
Would you rather venture to a new locale every day or immerse yourself in one specific area? How long can you stay? What’s your budget look like? Are you visiting during the summer or winter? Do you prefer to set out on your own on foot or by car? Does leaving the driving to an organized tour operator make sense? Answering these questions should help you use this Guide by narrowing down what area you plan to visit and what California tourist attractions make sense for you.
Would your family enjoy cruising the Sacramento Delta for a week on a houseboat? Have you always wanted to see the desert in spring? Are you an avid golfer? Have you always wanted to see a television show being taped?
Do you plan to stay up late enjoying the nightlife or jog on the beach at sunrise? Both, you say? Go for it! Just about everything is possible in California.
You may want to take a moment now and delve into some of the Guide’s area-specific information to help decide where you want to go and what you want to see and do. You can do that by using the navigation tools on the left or by clicking the link below…
California Tourist Attractions
So, what excites you? Is it a whale watching tour during the day followed by a sumptuous dinner that evening? Would you rather visit a few wineries and enjoy a picnic lunch? Does a hot air balloon ride sound fun or is a mud bath spa treatment your idea of heaven? How about taking a Segway™ tour of Sausalito? Do art and architecture make your heart sing? Which do you prefer: an afternoon of shopping in San Francisco’s Union Square or browsing through the Mission District’s thrift stores? Would you rather enjoy a glass of wine on a sailboat as the sun sets on the Pacific or does a Santa Cruz surf school sound like a better way to enjoy the ocean?
Would you rather venture to a new locale every day or immerse yourself in one specific area? How long can you stay? What’s your budget look like? Are you visiting during the summer or winter? Do you prefer to set out on your own on foot or by car? Does leaving the driving to an organized tour operator make sense? Answering these questions should help you use this Guide by narrowing down what area you plan to visit and what California tourist attractions make sense for you.
Would your family enjoy cruising the Sacramento Delta for a week on a houseboat? Have you always wanted to see the desert in spring? Are you an avid golfer? Have you always wanted to see a television show being taped?
Do you plan to stay up late enjoying the nightlife or jog on the beach at sunrise? Both, you say? Go for it! Just about everything is possible in California.
You may want to take a moment now and delve into some of the Guide’s area-specific information to help decide where you want to go and what you want to see and do. You can do that by using the navigation tools on the left or by clicking the link below…
California Tourist Attractions
