If you haven't visited California, then you must with a Cunard Line US Pacific Coast cruise. You'll get to explore the vibrant and eclectic San Francisco, as well as Los Angeles - home of Hollywood and many of your favorite movie and music stars. On a Cunard Line cruise along the US Pacific Coast, you'll have plenty of time to explore these fascinating cultural centers, each a little world of their own. Be sure to bring your camera because the photo opportunities will be endless.
Everyone should cruise along the US Pacific Coast at least once, and Cunard Line offers the perfect opportunity to see the best of California's coast. Between the fantastic beaches, eclectic cities, iconic places, and laid-back California attitude, you'll have an amazing time exploring all the Pacific Coast has to offer. Then, once you're done checking out the sites, return to your elegant Cunard ocean liner and enjoy their signature white-gloved service.
Things to Do on a US Pacific Coastal Cruise with Cunard Line
You won't have any trouble finding fun things to do on your Cunard cruise to the US Pacific Coast! After all, you're on the Pacific Coast - one of the most unique places in the United States. Whether you're into history, winemaking, outdoor activities, or just want to spend your time relaxing on a beautiful beach - your Cunard cruise to the US Pacific Coast will have everything you want and more. You may even begin your Cunard cruise out of Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada - which features fantastic restaurants for foodies, a great park for outdoor types, and much more for you to discover. Continue below for some of our recommended excursions you can do on your Cunard Line cruise to the US Pacific Coast:
- Visit Alcatraz (San Francisco, California)
Alcatraz is one of America's most notorious prisons. Embark on an audio tour that allows you explore this historical site at your own pace, and gain some fascinating insight into this famous prison. Learn about the day-to-day lives of those who were imprisoned there, including infamous gangster Al Capone.
- San Francisco City Tour (San Francisco, California)
San Francisco is one of the most diverse and beautiful cities in the world. There is so much to see that it can be overwhelming if it's your first time visiting the city. One of the best, and less stressful, ways to explore this wonderful city is by taking a highlights bus tour! You'll see what makes San Francisco, San Francisco!
- Napa Valley Tour (San Francisco, California)
Perhaps America's most famous wine producer, Napa Valley is a must-see for anyone visiting California. Embark on a day trip from San Francisco and enjoy learning about the wine-making process while sampling the award-winning wines.
- Hollywood Tour (Los Angeles, California)
Hollywood is best known as the home of the U.S. film industry and is where many film and music stars live. You'll drive through the famous, and exclusive, Beverly Hills and drive past over 40 mansions. Perhaps you'll even see the homes of stars such as Jennifer Aniston, Tom Cruise, and Jennifer Lopez. Walk along the world-famous Hollywood Walk of Fame and find the stars of your favorite artists. Drive along Rodeo Drive and see where the rich and famous shop.
- Private Tour aboard Queen Mary (Los Angeles, California)
Explore a part of Cunard's history, while on your Cunard Pacific Coast cruise, by visiting the Queen Mary. Cunard's historic liner launched in 1934, and was named after the wife of King George V - Queen Mary. Today, she is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is a unique floating hotel with staterooms, a restaurant, a wedding chapel, and more. Enjoy a private tour of this magnificent ship and go behind the scenes of the ocean liner.
- Stanley Park (Vancouver, British Columbia)
A trip to Vancouver is not complete without visiting Stanley Park. The park features totem poles carved by native Canadians - and you may even see totem poles actively being carved. This beautiful park is perfect for walking or biking (you can rent bikes right in the park). It is considered one of Vancouver's crown jewels and is definitely a must visit for anyone spending time in the city.