• Stearns Wharf - Situated in the harbor of Santa Barbara, California, Stearns Wharf was completed in 1872 and became the longest deep-water wharf between San Pedro and San Francisco. Named after its creator, local lumberman John P. Stearns, the Wharf offers fishing, shopping, dining, and more, all surrounded by the stunning Pacific Ocean.
• Santa Barbara County Courthouse - This iconic Santa Barbara landmark, completed in 1929, is designed in the Spanish-Colonial style. The fully operational courthouse features a distinctive four-faced clock tower, red tile roofs, elegant arches, and a lush sunken garden. Visitors can enjoy a visual history lesson from the elaborate hand-painted murals, admire ornate wrought-iron chandeliers, and climb to the top of the clock tower for a breathtaking panoramic view of Santa Barbara and beyond.
• East Cabrillo Boulevard - The Santa Barbara City Waterfront offers something for everyone, with its stunning palm-lined beaches along the Boulevard leading to the Lagoon and Montecito, and north to Santa Barbara’s Mesa. It borders the world-famous Stearns Wharf and California’s oldest and most beautiful working harbor. The Waterfront boasts three picturesque, golden sand beaches, and Chase Palm Park hosts an Arts and Craft fair every week.
• Lobero Theatre - The Lobero Theatre is a historic building in Santa Barbara, California. Originally constructed as an opera house in 1873 by Italian immigrant José Lobero, it was built in a refurbished adobe school building.
• Old Mission Santa Barbara - Experience the history and grandeur of Old Mission Santa Barbara with a self-guided tour. Set on 15 acres overlooking the Pacific Ocean, the Mission grounds include the beautiful Mission Church, Historic Cemetery and Mausoleum, a nine-room museum of historical artwork and artifacts, and several lush gardens.
• Santa Barbara Scenic Drive - The breathtaking sights of Santa Barbara are beautifully captured in a designated driving tour that covers miles with short stops in the “Mesa,” traveling by Arroyo Beach, the Boat House, and up through Hope Ranch.
• Santa Barbara Harbor - With stunning views, delicious dining, and numerous exciting activities, Santa Barbara Harbor is the perfect place to spend a day by the water. Located along the bustling Santa Barbara Waterfront, this historic working harbor is an excellent starting point for adventures such as sailing, sea kayaking, stand-up paddleboarding (SUP), scuba diving, deep-sea fishing, whale watching, and more. Several harbor businesses offer boat charters, cruises, equipment rentals, and lessons, making it easy to explore the coast.
• Montecito - A haven for multi-million dollar homes and celebrities, Montecito is nestled between the Pacific Ocean and the Santa Ynez Mountains, adjacent to Santa Barbara. This paradise for Hollywood stars and the super-wealthy offers splendid isolation, with homes often reaching tens of millions of dollars. Many residences are hidden behind tall gates and shrubs over 15 feet high. Chic yet somewhat under the radar, the area exudes a mellow vibe with sun-drenched tranquil beaches, a Mediterranean climate, and a beautiful natural setting reminiscent of the South of France and Tuscany.
• Funk Zone - Explore bars, wineries, arts and crafts, restaurants, and rentals for go-carts, bikes, and more.
• El Presidio de Santa Barbara State Historic Park - The oldest structure in Santa Barbara, originally built in 1783, still stands today. Witness history unfold before your eyes.
• Butterfly Beach - As its name suggests, Butterfly Beach is home to numerous beautiful butterflies. During low tides, the seashore expands, revealing crabs and goldfish. Sea urchins, sea cucumbers, and even redfish are common sights here.
• Santa Barbara - To maintain exclusivity, not all attractions are listed to prevent other companies from copying.
• Santa Barbara Historical Museum - Discover the history of Santa Barbara’s Riviera, from the earliest residents, the Chumash Indians, to the silent film era, the founding of Fiesta, and more. Witness historic Santa Barbara unfold before you.

• Private transportation
• Photographer
• Bottled water
• Lunch
• Snacks
• Driver
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Tour Guide
• Tickets and entry fees to attractions are paid for

• Must be in good physical condition . There is walking at all attractions we stop at .
• Age limits restricted from 1 to 60 yrs.

We are the premier and exclusive tour company offering private six-hour day tours (or private wine tours) dedicated entirely to Santa Barbara.

Our tour and transportation company provides tours that showcase Santa Barbara’s top attractions. No one else offers what we do.

Discover the Botanical Gardens, Santa Barbara’s unique Spanish architecture, the ocean, Riviera, harbor, city, and more breathtaking panoramic views. Visit the Presidio, the first Spanish Mission, boat harbor, Montecito, the Funk Zone, Stearns Wharf, the amazing courthouse, Cabrillo Blvd., the 1905 Amtrak building, whale skeleton, Channel Island views, Lotus Land, historical museum, Mt. Carmel, 1000 Steps, wineries, Museum of Natural History, giant fig tree, Lobero Theater, Knapp’s Castle, Arlington Theater, Butterfly Beach, Mission Canyon, Hendry’s Beach, Fisherman’s Market, the foothills, the beautiful Santa Barbara Airport, and more. All entry fees and tickets are pre-paid.

• No infants, pets, smoking or vaping / Smoking and Vaping is illegal in Santa Barbara .
• There are no dress codes anywhere in, Santa Barbara or in Wine Country so dress whatever your most comfortable with . Everyone is warmly welcomed .
• AGE RESTRICTIONS APPLY TO 60 YEARS AND UNDER .. There is walking and hiking at all stops we make . This is not a “ sit down “ bus tour ..

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.