Private Surf Lesson on Huntington Beach

New York, NY, USA

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Duration

5 Hours

Cancellation

No Cancellation

Group Size

10 people

Languages

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Overview

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HIGHLIGHTS

Discover Hollywood and celebrate its iconic landmarks such as the Walk of Fame.
Soak in the views of the ever vibrant City of Angels.
Marvel at the spectacular Hollywood Sign, the quintessential symbol of Los Angeles.

What you will do

08:00

Immerse yourself in the bustling crossroads of the world at the See Forever Theater.

09:00

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10:00

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Included/Excluded

Specialized bilingual guide
Private Transport
Entrance fees (Cable and car and Moon Valley)
Box lunch water, banana apple and chocolate

Additional Services
Insurance
Drink
Tickets

Activity's Location

New York, NY, USA

FAQs

Your tour will conclude in San Francisco on Day 8 of the trip. There are no activities planned for this day so you're free to depart at any time. We highly recommend booking post-accommodation to give yourself time to fully experience the wonders of this iconic city!

Day 1 of this tour is an arrivals day, which gives you a chance to settle into your hotel and explore Los Angeles. The only planned activity for this day is an evening welcome meeting at 7pm, where you can get to know your guides and fellow travellers. Please be aware that the meeting point is subject to change until your final documents are released.

Airport transfers are not included in the price of this tour, however you can book for an arrival transfer in advance. In this case a tour operator representative will be at the airport to greet you. To arrange this please contact our customer service team once you have a confirmed booking.

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