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California is one of the most beautiful states in the USA, still embodies the American dream and is an unmissable stop on a road trip in the southwest of the United States. California has a lot to offer to those who visit it, 3 of the most important cities in America, San Francisco, Los Angeles and San Diego, beautiful natural parks, such as Yosemite and Death Valley, and almost 2,000 km of coastline with some stretches truly spectacular, like Big Sur between Cambria and Monterey.
In this online guide to California you will find a lot of useful information to organize your vacation in California on your own, but to be able to plan a better trip while optimizing expenses contact me for personalized advice. In the California Travel Guide you will get all the options present.
In particular, it is better if you call me before booking flights and hotels, so that we can define together a good travel itinerary and better organize your vacation, especially if you want to visit other areas of the United States as well. Many tourists know California very well and they can give you good advice based on direct experience. They have always enjoyed it. So you need to know also what Things to do in California and what to explore.
What To Explore
What to see in California essentially depends on your interests, how much time you have available, your travel itinerary (which must be built according to what you want to see).
A trip to California has a lot to offer, in my opinion the most interesting things to see are: its big cities (San Francisco, Los Angeles and San Diego) which are among the most remarkable of all the United States, its natural parks, first of all Yosemite and Death Valley, its coast, in particular the stretch of Big Sur between Cambria and Monterey, and its secondary roads for a fantastic journey on the road.
Conclusion
Before choosing a hotel in California, it is important to define what you want to do once in the city: what attractions do you want to visit? Hence: How many nights do you stay in California? Obviously how many nights to spend in California also depend on the total time available and how many nights you want to dedicate to the other stages of the trip. Why is it important to think about it first? Because California is a sprawling metropolis where getting from one point to another takes time, and often some communication roads are very busy. So if you want to visit Universal Studios and Hollywood, booking a hotel in Long Beach is a bad idea, just as it is equally wrong to sleep in Santa Monica if you just want to visit Disneyland. And don’t think about staying “downtown” because California doesn’t have its own historic center. So “downtown” as an area for the hotel is not a good choice.
