Itinerary introduction
Day 1 Home – San Francisco
You can arrive at San Francisco International Airport (SFO) at any time. The airport pick-up tour guide (pick-up tour guide phone number: 626-506-5121) will wait for you in front of the Information Center (Information Center) on the 2nd floor of Terminal 2 from 10:30 in the morning to 22:30 in the evening, and then arrange for you to take the airport Free hotel shuttle to the hotel.
If you arrive at San Francisco International Airport between 22:30 pm and 00:30 am and between 4:30 am and 10:30 am, please contact the hotel directly to send a free shuttle bus to the Hotel Shuttle area of Terminal 2 to pick you up. .
San Francisco Airport hotel information:
Holiday Inn SFO Phone: 650-873-3550
Parkpointe Hotel SFO Phone: 650-589-7200
If you arrive at San Francisco International Airport between 00:30 am and 4:30 am, you need to arrange your own vehicle to check in at your hotel at your own expense.
The tour guide pick-up service fee is $10 per person.
Hotel: Holiday Inn SFO, Park Pointe Hotel or similar
Day 2 Napa Wine Country, California-seaside town
Option 1: Go to Napa Wine Country in the morning to taste local wine, and visit at your own expense the Castle of Love, the "must-see attraction" in Napa Valley selected by the Wall Street Journal. The winery is famous for its magnificent appearance, exquisite construction and gorgeous decoration. World. Here you will have the privilege to taste mellow California red wine in the winery’s unique private tasting room and visit its three-storey underground wine cellar. Being in it feels like you have arrived in medieval Europe. The Italian name of the castle winery is "Castle of Love", so it attracts countless couples to take wedding photos. Its romantic atmosphere is also suitable for family fun and taking photos. Then go to the seaside town of Sausalito, overlooking the bustling San Francisco skyline, across the sea from San Francisco, and surrounded by mountains and sea. The whole town is full of rich Mediterranean style, classical and nostalgic, artistic and charming. Return to San Francisco in the evening.
Option 2: Head to the California Redwood Forest in the morning to experience the towering redwood trees unique to California.
Towering, take a retro steam train through the forest and enjoy the tranquility in the forest.
In the afternoon, go to the famous and most beautiful private road - 17 Mile Bay.
California redwood, also known as coast redwood, sequoia, sequoia, longleaf world tree, is the longest tree in the world.
One of the tallest plants, it can grow up to 115 meters tall and is mainly found in California, USA. at present
The oldest known redwoods are approximately 2,200 years old. When steam trains were invented in the 19th century, they were based on steam engines.
Pushed. By the end of World War II, steam locomotives were still the most common type of locomotive.
The first steam locomotive was built by Englishman Richard Trevithick on February 21, 1804.
Conduct the first on-track test. After years of improvements, the economic benefits of steam locomotives were sufficient
For use in commercial operations. The Rocket built by George Stephenson in 1829 was the earliest
One of the steam locomotives used successfully in commerce.
Seventeen Mile Bay: As a world-famous tourist attraction and pebble beach luxury resort, this is located
The most exquisite scenic spot on California Highway 1, the famous Chinese painting master Zhang Daqian once lived here. 17 Mile Bay
It is close to the Pacific Ocean and connected to the Monterey cedar forest. When traveling along the mountain road, you can not only see the blue sea and sky, but also the white
Colorful beaches, as well as strange pines and rocks, the so-called wonders come every step of the way, so beautiful. In addition, 17 Mile Bay is still
The venue for the world's top golf events. The "Pebble Beach" course is also one of the best golf courses in the world.
Mandatory fee of $50/person: Napa wine country transportation fee and fuel surcharge or 17 Mile Bay ticket, transportation fee and fuel surcharge.
Hotel: Holiday Inn SFO, Park Pointe Hotel or similar
Day 3 San Francisco City Tour -Jingle Car - Aquarium (at your own expense) - University of California, Berkeley
Enter San Francisco in the morning and start an in-depth tour of the city. First go to Union Square, where you can take a retro jingle car to explore the rugged Jiuquhua Street, and finally go to Santa Maria Cathedral and San Francisco City Hall. Arrive at Fisherman's Wharf at noon. Visitors can take a cruise to explore the Bay Area at their own expense and enter the Aquarium of the Pacific to explore the dreamy ocean world. In the afternoon, go to the famous Palace of Fine Arts and Golden Gate Bridge. After the in-depth tour of the city, we headed to the famous University of California, Berkeley.
University of California, Berkeley: Berkeley for short, located in Berkeley, San Francisco Bay Area, USA, is a world-famous public research university with a high reputation in academia. It ranks 3rd in the world in the 2016 ARWU Academic Ranking of World Universities and 4th in the world in the usnews World University Rankings. . Berkeley is the founding campus of the University of California and one of the most liberal and tolerant universities in the United States; the "Free Speech Movement" launched by its students in 1964 had a profound impact on American society, changing generations of people's views on politics and morality. the opinion of. As of 2017, there are 94 Nobel Prize winners (fourth in the world), 13 Fields Medal winners (fifth in the world) and 23 Turing Award winners among Berkeley-related people. In addition, Berkeley has cultivated a large number of talents for Silicon Valley in the South Bay, including Intel founder Gordon Moore, Apple founder Steve Wozniak, and Tesla founder Mark Tarpenning. The great writer Jack London, Eileen Chang studied and worked here, and current Federal Reserve Chairman Yellen is also a professor at the school.
Jingle Car: It was invented in 1869 by Andrew Smith Hallidie. Because there are so many mountain roads in San Francisco, transportation with only pedestrians and horse-drawn carriages is very inconvenient. At that time, technology was not yet developed and there were no electric cars. Hallidie used his cable (cable) technology to tow cars and solve the traffic problem in San Francisco's urban area. However, due to the earthquake in 1906, most of the cable cars were destroyed. And with the development of human technology, cars replaced cable cars. However, the city of San Francisco still decided to restore the three cable car lines, which have become one of the major tourist projects in San Francisco. As the saying goes, "If you haven't ridden a jingle car, you've never been to San Francisco." Taking a jingle car to tour the city of San Francisco is fresh and interesting. In the row upon row of modern cities, railroad tracks from a century ago still run through it. The intersecting trajectories seem to be an extension of the city’s history. The wooden-framed single carriage of the jingle car slowly shuttles through the bustling city, accompanied by the pleasant jingling sound. When you are in it, you suddenly have a sense of passing through the intertwining of ancient and modern times, with a hint of romance.
Jiuquhua Street: The official name of Lombard Street in the United States is Lombard Street, which is a street running east-west through the Presidio District and Cow Hollow District in San Francisco, California. Jiuquhua Street is the crookedest street in the world. Originally designed and built in the 1820s to provide a respite from the busy traffic, it has now become the most attractive street in San Francisco. Jiuquhua Street is actually very long. In a short block between Hyde Street and Worth Street, there are eight sharp turns. Because there is a 40-degree slope and it curves like a "Z" shape, cars can only go in one direction. Flowers and trees are planted all over the single-row street: spring bulbs; summer roses and autumn chrysanthemums, which are decorated with flowers. From the height of Flower Street, you can overlook the Bay Bridge and Coit Tower. If you don’t drive, you can walk along Flower Street Pedestrian trails on both sides to enjoy the beautiful scenery
St. Mary's Cathedral in San Francisco: A masterpiece by the famous Chinese design master I.M. Pei. The church stands on the top of the mountain, with a wide square and its parabolic white side walls rising to 190 feet high. St. Mary's Cathedral in San Francisco looks like a huge cross from above. From the main entrance, it doesn't look like a church, but more like a museum.
San Francisco City Hall: The government office building in the Civic Center of San Francisco, USA, with academic architectural style. It was built during the city beautification movement from 1913 to 1915. Its huge dome ranks fifth in the world. The current city hall building was built to replace the old city hall that was completely destroyed by the 1906 San Francisco earthquake. The principal architect was Arthur Brown, Jr., whose blueprints are preserved in the Bancroft Library at the University of California, Berkeley.
San Francisco Chinatown: The oldest Chinatown in North America, the largest Chinese community outside Asia, and the most densely populated area in San Francisco. Since its founding in the 1840s, Chinatown has played an important role in the history and culture of Chinese immigrant communities in the United States and throughout North America. In addition to being a landing place and home for thousands of Chinese immigrants who arrived in the United States, it is also a major tourist attraction - its shops, restaurants and attractions attract more visitors each year than the Golden Gate Bridge.
San Francisco: San Francisco, known as the "Romantic City of Culture", is located at the tip of the San Francisco Peninsula; surrounded by the sea on three sides, it is pleasant all year round; the terrain is undulating and is composed of more than 50 rolling hills. The city's subtropical climate makes San Francisco warm in winter and cool in summer, and the flowers are fragrant all year round. ;Victorian architecture and colorful small buildings give San Francisco a touch of romantic feelings. Culture, art, ethnicity and food have also made the romantic city of San Francisco a world-famous metropolis.
Mandatory fees of $40/person: Dingdang bus, San Francisco in-depth tour, Berkeley University, bus transportation fees and fuel surcharge.
Hotel: Merced Inn, Clarion Inn, Comfort Inn or similar
Day 4-Yosemite-Los Angeles (435 miles/8 hours)
Depart in the morning and head to the famous Yosemite National Park. The majestic granite, majestic waterfalls and quiet valleys make Yosemite look like a wonderland from any angle. In the park, you will visit El Capitan, the beautiful After lunch, we passed through the Central Plains of California, which is rich in vegetables, fruits and dried fruits, making California the title of the fruit and vegetable basket in the United States. Arrive in Los Angeles in the evening.
Yosemite is a U-shaped valley cut by ancient glaciers. The mountains are steep and the rocks are rugged. The largest single granite in the world, El Capitan, is even more majestic. The precious redwood trees tower into the sky, with a height of 3.7 million. The annual number of visitors makes Yosemite one of the three famous national parks in the United States. In 1985, it was named a World Natural Heritage.
El Capitan: As one of the most famous attractions in Yosemite, the 303-story El Capitan is the largest independent granite in the world. It attracts rock climbing enthusiasts from all over the world. You can also enjoy the view from the opposite side of El Capitan. The famous Bridal Veil Falls, the thin water flow rises in the wind and dances in the air, like a bride's veil, hence the name.
Yosemite Falls: The Yosemite Valley is full of waterfalls, and Yosemite Falls is the most famous. It flows all year round, with a total drop of 702 meters. It is divided into three levels: upper, middle and lower. It is the highest waterfall in the United States. You can truly experience the flying flow. A shocking scene of falling three thousand feet down.
Yosemite Valley: An excellent place to take in the panoramic view of Yosemite Valley. A must-visit for photography enthusiasts. Looking around, you can see the U-shaped valley of Yosemite, blue sky and white clouds, lakes, rivers, rock waterfalls, etc. All its enthusiasm and vitality show the most shining face of nature.
El Capitan: The world's largest monolithic granite, about 900 meters high, attracting rock climbing enthusiasts from all over the world.
Half Moon Hill: A holy place for hikers around the world, the 415-meter-tall Half-Moon Rock stands on a mountain 2,964 meters above sea level.
California's Central Agricultural Valley (pathway): California's agriculture is the first pillar of the economy. The Central Agricultural Valley is the world's most famous comprehensive agricultural demonstration zone, where a large number of vegetables and fruits and other high value-added economic crops are planted. The belt reflects the richness of California.
The mandatory fee is $10/person, including Yosemite National Park tickets, transportation fees and fuel surcharges.
Hotel: Best Western Plus or Quality Inn or Bokai Hotel or similar
Day 5-Los Angeles-Denmark Town-California Highway 1-Apple Spaceship Headquarters
Depart from the hotel in the morning and head to the Danish town along the Pacific Golden Coast Highway 1. Arrive in Denmark at noon. The ancient windmills and Nordic-style buildings outline the faint outline of the small village; the bright sunshine, the leisurely mountains, and the rainy season only lasts for less than a few dozen days a year. This is what Danish immigrants call "the land of sunshine". "A true portrayal of a small Danish town. Sip a cup of fragrant European coffee and eat a piece of world-famous Danish cookie. Then go to the world-famous "Technology Capital" - Silicon Valley, visit the famous Apple Spaceship Building, arrive in San Francisco at night, and stay overnight in San Francisco.
Danish Town: Danish Village is located in Santa Barbara County in central California, USA. It is a simple, small town with typical Nordic scenery. The town has picturesque Danish architecture, Danish windmills, Danish food, wine and Danish handicrafts.
California Route 1: The most famous Gold Coast Scenic Highway in the United States, connecting San Francisco and Los Angeles from north to south. On one side, there is a clear sky and a line of sea and sky, while on the other side, there are mountains and green grass. Surrounded by mountains and rivers, with blue sea and sky, the scenery is breathtakingly beautiful.
Silicon Valley: Located in northern California and south of the San Francisco Bay Area, it is the nickname of Santa Clara Valley in California, where high-tech industries gather. It was the first place where silicon-based semiconductor chips were researched and produced, hence the name. Silicon Valley is based on high-tech small and medium-sized companies. It also owns large companies such as Google, Facebook, HP, Intel, Apple, Cisco, NVIDIA, Oracle, Tesla, and Yahoo, integrating science, technology, and production.
Apple Spaceship Headquarters Building: It is the new headquarters building of Apple Company in the United States, designed by Steve Jobs during his lifetime. It covers an area of 2.8 million square feet. The building took eight years to complete, with a total cost of US$5 billion. It is located near the ring-shaped headquarters building and is specially used to hold major events such as press conferences. It can accommodate up to 1,000 people. The theater's exterior glass curtain wall is 20 feet tall and 165 feet in diameter. The roof is the largest carbon fiber free-standing roof ever built, weighing 80 tons and consisting of 44 panels. The new headquarters building is a ring-shaped building with a large courtyard in the middle. In Steve Jobs' own words before his death, the new building was like "a landing spaceship", while the American media compared it to "a giant glass sweet lock up". The visitor center is mainly divided into 4 parts: an Apple Store, a coffee shop, a viewing platform, and an augmented reality experience area to explore the entire Apple Park campus.
Special Instructions
- In order to protect the safety and rights of passengers due to weather, road conditions or other force majeure factors, the company reserves the right to adjust the itinerary and hotels.
-Due to different departure dates, the order of the itinerary will be adjusted. The final itinerary sequence shall be subject to the itinerary confirmation form of Zhongxin Tianyi.
- For those who are exempt from the tour fee, if they do not show up on the day of the tour, they will be fined $100. This penalty will be collected directly by the tour guide on the tour. If you refuse to pay the penalty, our company has the right to suspend the service and not refund the tour fee. The guest is solely responsible for all related costs and losses. The mandatory fees in the itinerary are part of the tour fee that guests must pay after joining the tour. If the guest refuses to pay the relevant required fees, the agency has the right to terminate the relevant services and not refund the tour fee. All losses and expenses arising from the termination of service shall be borne by the guest.
- Departure from San Francisco: Please arrange flights in the United States and Canada that take off from San Francisco International Airport (SFO) after 21:00 in the evening; or international flights that take off after 22:00 in the evening. (L)
-Mandatory fee of $100/person: Dingdang Car, San Francisco in-depth tour, Berkeley University, Yosemite National Park tickets, Napa Wine Country + Seaside Town or 17 Mile Bay tickets, transportation fees and fuel surcharge.
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Price type / unit price for the first/second person / unit price for the third person / unit price for the fourth person / price difference for a single room / price difference for a room allocation
Calculated by room / 508.00 / 10.00 / 318.00 / 200.00 / 50.00
(1) The above prices are the adjusted prices for “Buy 2 Get 1 Free”.
(2) Regardless of whether it is a double room, a triple room or a quadruple room, the hotel you stay in only provides standard rooms (i.e. 2 beds/room)
Fees include:
1. Professional bilingual tour guide, ground transportation
2 or 4 nights in hotel (standard room), professional bilingual tour guide service, ground transportation
3. SFO airport pick-up service
The fee does not include:
1. Send to the airport
2. Air tickets, meals, personal expenses, etc.
3. Self-financed projects
4. Mandatory fees
5. Service fee (it is recommended that the tour guide tip is US$10 per person per day, the airport pick-up tip is US$10 per person per time, and the Antelope Canyon guide tip is US$4 per person)
Optional project price list:
Project name price
Aquarium of the Pacific $27.00/person
San Francisco cruise $42.00/person
Redwood Forest Train $32.00/person
Castle of Love Castle tour + wine tasting $40.00/person
All prices for optional projects are for reference only. You can order self-paid items directly from the tour guide during the tour. This website does not accept any orders for self-funded projects.
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