Set out with locals on a small-group urban expedition through Santa Monica’s hidden gardens, scenic canyons, and historic neighborhoods. Along the walk, you’ll see rare coastal trees, colorful gardens
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Location: Santa Monica
What's Included
- Discover hidden gardens and coastal trees away from the tourist crowds
- Experience a side of Santa Monica most visitors never see
- See diverse architecture — from early Craftsman homes to striking modern designs
- Join locals on a small-group urban expedition through Santa Monica’s most scenic neighborhoods
- 2-hour guided urban walk (approx. 3 miles)
Community Discussion
Q&A
A: Yes, this experience is suitable for guests ages 12 and up, so your niece will be able to join! It's a fun and educational walk that combines nature and architecture, making it perfect for curious minds. Just make sure she wears comfortable shoes since there’s some steady walking involved.
A: Definitely stick with comfortable walking shoes! Sandals might not be the best since you'll be walking for about 2 hours on varying terrain. It can get sunny too, so bring a hat and sunscreen. You want to enjoy the experience, not be distracted by sore feet!
A: Yes! If the weather looks bad, they’ll reschedule the tour for a later date. They want to ensure everyone has a great experience without getting soaked. Just keep an eye on the forecast, and you’ll be fine!
Discussions
Just did the Santa Monica Gardens tour! Here's my take!
I went on the Discover Santa Monica’s Lush Gardens tour last Saturday, and it was amazing! The guide was super knowledgeable about the history of the neighborhoods we walked through. I loved the contrast of the Craftsman houses against the modern architecture. Wear comfy shoes, though—it’s about 3 miles! I’d totally recommend this for anyone who loves nature and design.
Looking for a unique gift? Consider this Santa Monica tour!
I’m thinking about gifting this urban expedition to my parents for their anniversary. They love exploring, and this seems like a beautiful way to enjoy Santa Monica away from the usual tourist spots. Has anyone done it? Would they like it? I just want something that feels special and personal.