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Tauck’s years of experience in Yosemite National Park, going back to the 1960s, combine
with insinullnullhenullark accommonulltions for incomparable sightseeing in null10null
Tauck Value Includes:
• A private insider’s tour of one of the world’s most famous
zoos, the San Diego Zoo; it is the world’s largest zoo,
OREGON
home to more than 4,000 animals
• A privately guided walk with a naturalist in Yosemite
nulltional nullrk, providing insights into wildlife, geology and
CALIFORNIA
mannullade history
• An unforgettanulle dinner nulluise on San Diego nully, home to
some of Amerinull’s most historinullships, where you’ll relanull
while dining on gourmet nullisine
Sonoma
• A walking tour of nullarst nullstle at San Simeon, grand
NEVADA
estate of punullisher nulllliam nullndolph nullarst San Francisco
Yosemite
• nullsit to nullAnulls null nullul nulltty nullseum
National Park
• A winery tour and tasting at a Sonoma nulllley vineyard
Monterey
• Airport transfers upon arrival and departure as detailed
Hearst Castle
• null meals, servinull nullarges, gratuities to lonulll guides,
PACIFIC Shell Beach
admission fees, tanulls and porterage
OCEAN
Santa Barbara
1. Arrive SAn FrAnciSco
Los Angeles / Pasadena
Tour begins: 5:30 PM at The Westin St. Francis. A San Juan Capistrano
transfer is included from San Francisco International
Airport to The Westin St. Francis. Join us tonight for a
San Diego
welcome cocktail reception and dinner at your hotel, a
beloved San Francisco landmark that has kept watch over Maximum Elevation: 6,000 ft.
MEXICO
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