Pacific Coast: Los Angeles to Vancouver Norwegian Joy departing 16 Apr 2023

Check out the scene at Venice Beach. Spot a celebrity or two on Rodeo Drive. Take a walk down the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Explore the La Brea Tar Pits or Getty Centre. Or spend the day at one of L.A.’s world-famous theme parks.

This northbound itinerary will take you from the excitement of Los Angeles to the vibrant city of Vancouver. Before embarking in L.A., visit a few iconic sights like the Santa Monica Pier and Hollywood’s Walk of Fame. At the legendary Pink’s Hotdogs, you never know who you’ll see in line. In San Francisco, board the hop-on hop-off bus to see popular landmarks including the Golden Gate Bridge and Alcatraz. A stop at Fisherman’s Wharf is a must for freshly baked sourdough bread.

Come see why so many people end up leaving their hearts in this city by the Bay. It’s a place where little cable cars rise up steep hills to reveal magnificent vistas and winding streets meander past candy-coloured Victorian homes. With so many sights you may want to plan a few extra days to take it all in.

This northbound itinerary will take you from the excitement of Los Angeles to the vibrant city of Vancouver. Before embarking in L.A., visit a few iconic sights like the Santa Monica Pier and Hollywood’s Walk of Fame. At the legendary Pink’s Hotdogs, you never know who you’ll see in line. In San Francisco, board the hop-on hop-off bus to see popular landmarks including the Golden Gate Bridge and Alcatraz. A stop at Fisherman’s Wharf is a must for freshly baked sourdough bread.

Positioned between the snow-dusted North Shore Mountains and the rich, blue waters of the Pacific Ocean, Vancouver blends big-city sophistication with small-town charm. Don’t miss Queen Elizabeth Park – a 130-acre civic arboretum accented with sculptures by modern artist Henry Moore.

Positioned between the snow-dusted North Shore Mountains and the rich, blue waters of the Pacific Ocean, Vancouver blends big-city sophistication with small-town charm. Don’t miss Queen Elizabeth Park – a 130-acre civic arboretum accented with sculptures by modern artist Henry Moore.