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California holiday packages for Indian travellers: Los Angeles and San Francisco, Napa Valley wine country, Yosemite's granite peaks and a Highway 1 coastal drive.
From Hollywood to Yosemite, Los Angeles to Napa Valley – California rewards every kind of traveller across its extraordinary variety.
The entertainment capital of the world offers the Hollywood Walk of Fame, Universal Studios, Griffith Observatory, and some of the finest art museums in the US. Santa Monica and Venice Beach deliver the quintessential California beach lifestyle that Indian travellers have long fantasised about.
Fog-draped mornings, the Golden Gate Bridge, cable cars climbing impossibly steep hills, and a tech culture that has shaped the modern world. San Francisco rewards walkers and explorers, with Fisherman's Wharf, Alcatraz, and the Painted Ladies all within easy reach.
Rolling vineyard hills, Michelin-starred restaurants, and some of the world's most celebrated Cabernets await in Napa Valley. A day trip from San Francisco or a dedicated 2-night stay, Napa is a non-negotiable for food-and-wine-loving Indian travellers.
Half Dome, El Capitan, Yosemite Falls, and sequoia groves that dwarf everything around them. A 4-hour drive from San Francisco or Los Angeles, Yosemite is California's crown natural jewel and an essential add-on for any California itinerary.
Whether it's four days in San Francisco or two weeks covering the full Pacific Coast Highway, our California specialists build itineraries around exactly how you travel.
The Walk of Fame, a studio backlot tram tour and the theme-park rides in one day.
Cycle the bridge to Sausalito, then ferry to the island prison in San Francisco.
Cellar tours and vineyard lunches 90 minutes north of the city.
El Capitan, Half Dome and Yosemite Falls inside the national park.
The original park plus Disney California Adventure next door.
Big Sur, Monterey and Carmel along the Pacific Coast Highway.
A minimum of 10–12 days is ideal to cover Los Angeles, San Francisco, and one or two day-trip additions like Napa Valley or Yosemite. If you want to drive the Pacific Coast Highway from LA to San Francisco at leisure, allow 14 days.
Absolutely. California is one of the most road-trip-friendly states in the world. Roads are well-maintained, signage is clear, and navigation apps work reliably throughout. Indian driving licence holders can rent cars with an International Driving Permit.
Late spring (April–June) and early autumn (September–October) offer the best balance of warm weather and smaller crowds. Summer is the most popular but also the most expensive season. December through February brings rain to San Francisco but is ideal for skiing at Lake Tahoe.
Yes, and it's one of our most popular USA itineraries. Las Vegas is a 4–5 hour drive from Los Angeles. Many travellers fly into LA, road-trip up the coast to San Francisco, then fly or drive to Las Vegas before flying home. It's a classic loop.
California has one of the most vegetarian-friendly food cultures in the USA. Los Angeles and San Francisco both have excellent Indian restaurants, and the broader restaurant scene is very accommodating of vegetarian and vegan diets. Farmers' markets across the state offer fresh, plant-forward food.
