Beach Tours & Trips in Southwest USA

After checking out Southwest USA landmarks, you'll spend five nights at OHANA Waikiki East by Outrigger near the famous Waikiki Beach in Honolulu. Walk along Santa Monica's palm-lined beaches where historic Route 66 ends, then spend time at Seaport Village on San Diego's bayfront.

California's beach culture comes alive from Santa Cruz's historic Beach Boardwalk to Venice Beach's Muscle Beach and Ocean Front Walk. Santa Barbara offers beginner-friendly surf breaks that work well for first-timers, then you can check out Santa Monica Pier's Ferris wheel overlooking the Pacific. The scenic 17 Mile Drive takes you past Lone Cypress and Bixby Creek Bridge where waterfalls drop right onto sandy beaches.

Tulum's white-sand beaches meet turquoise Caribbean waters lined with palm trees, and you can bike there from your accommodation. Swim in Grand Cenote and Cenote Calavera, crystal-clear jungle swimming holes that the ancient Maya considered sacred portals. The clifftop Mayan ruins of Tulum sit above the Caribbean Sea, and you'll catch sunset views as golden light spreads across the coast.

Check out LA's famous beaches on a half-day tour along California's coast, then head 120 miles east to Palm Springs through the Mojave Desert. After walking around Death Valley's Badwater Basin—the lowest point in North America at 282 feet below sea level—you'll fly to Maui.

Walk the beaches of Maui during your 4-night Hawaiian beach extension, complemented by scenic coastal drives along California's Highway 1 through Monterey, Carmel, and Santa Barbara. Relax on San Diego's Pacific beaches before heading to the Southwest, including stops at Monument Valley and the red rocks of Sedona. The trip ends along the Santa Barbara coastline, blending desert canyons with Pacific waters.

Take a 17-mile scenic drive through Carmel-by-the-Sea and check out Monterey's Cannery Row waterfront along the Pacific coast. Spend 4 full days relaxing on Maui's beaches, then head to Santa Barbara's palm-lined shore and tour San Diego's beachside spots including La Jolla's coves.

Cruise along San Diego's Pacific coastline and stop at Bayside Marketplace, then head to Santa Barbara's beaches—they call it the 'American Riviera' for good reason. Santa Monica Beach is next, where Route 66 ends right at the shore and famous pier.

Start in San Diego checking out Pacific Beach and the tide pools at La Jolla Cove, then head inland to Palm Springs' desert oasis. See Sedona's red rock formations and catch sunset at the Grand Canyon's South Rim. Visit Monument Valley's sandstone buttes and Antelope Canyon near Page, then continue to Bryce Canyon's pink-hued hoodoos before finishing in Las Vegas with its neon lights.