• Old Mission Santa Barbara - Step back in time to the historic Old Mission Santa Barbara, a cornerstone of the city’s early days. Featuring grand double bell towers, lush gardens, and the stunning San Ynez mountains as a backdrop, this Mission is one of Santa Barbara’s most picturesque landmarks. Dubbed the “Queen of the Missions” for its exceptional beauty, it was established by Spanish Franciscans in 1786. Over 200 years later, it remains an active parish church and a vital part of Santa Barbara’s cultural heritage. History comes alive as you explore the grounds, church, and on-site museum, showcasing fascinating 17th-century art, artifacts, and re-creations of the Mission’s living quarters and kitchen, complete with an original adobe wall. Outdoors, admire the elegant architecture, explore vibrant gardens, and enjoy sweeping views of the city and the Pacific Ocean.
• El Presidio de Santa Barbara State Historic Park - A historic site.
• Solvang - Wander through the historic Danish village of Solvang, offering the best of the Santa Ynez Valley and Santa Barbara wine country in a serene setting. Savor authentic Danish pastries at world-famous bakeries, stroll through the village to admire old-world European architecture, and find the perfect souvenir at charming boutiques and shops. With a personal photographer, capture stunning photos of windmills and wooden shoes. Relax and enjoy the many wineries in the area without worrying about driving, indulging in tastings to your heart’s content.
• Los Olivos - This charming town is home to many A-list celebrities, including Michael Jackson. A highlight of the tour is driving up to The Gates of The Neverland Ranch for photographs and to see the fan-made shrine to The King of Pop. Wander through the town to sample various wineries and olive oil shops.
• Sideways Inn - The setting for the hit classic “Sideways.”
• Stearns Wharf - A historic and scenic wharf with shops and views.
• Lake Cachuma - A scenic overlook in the Ynez Valley, Cachuma Lake is a reservoir on the Santa Ynez River, adjacent to California State Route 154. Created by the construction of Bradbury Dam in 1953, this 201 ft (61 m) earth-fill structure spans 3,100 acres.
• El Capitan State Beach - Stop to observe the waves, sandy shore, surfers, and beachgoers that epitomize the California experience.
• City of Santa Barbara City Hall - A historic and beautiful city hall.

• Carbonated beverages
• Bottled water
• Snacks
• All fees and/or taxes
• Hotel or AirBnB Drop off and Pick Up included.

Globe Trekkers specializes in providing the star treatment you crave! Our tours are private (exclusive to your group), include hotel transfers, allow you to dictate the sightseeing spots, and we handle your photography needs while also offering a variety of complimentary refreshments. You can anticipate being fetched from your preferred location in Santa Barbara for this private excursion.

You’ll experience the best of Santa Barbara such as the enchanting historic mission, offering exceptional views. From there, guests will be chauffeured up the coastline to El Capitain Beach. Our journey continues in the charming Danish-inspired town of Solvang, featuring windmills, wooden footwear, vineyards, cultural institutions, and olive oil sampling.

Following lunch, we’ll make our way to Los Olivos for additional winery visits and shopping opportunities. The tour concludes with a drive amidst the beautiful oaks and undulating hills en route to the Neverland Ranch gate – the former residence of iconic pop musician Michael Jackson. Thereafter, guests will be returned to Santa Barbara.

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