8-Nights Pacific Coast Adventure from $4,039

Globus

OFFER ID 1575692

Set your sights higher than the Museum of Flight or the redwoods for lush green forests, cascading waterfalls, and ice-smothered volcanoes – just the opening scenes of this west side story. From Seattle to Portland and all the way to the Golden Gate of San Francisco, the dramatic views of both city and seaside astound on this nine-day Pacific Coast vacation. While Oregon’s fabled lighthouses cast their beams to reveal the wonder of the West, your Tour Director will shed light on what makes this side of the country so uniquely spectacular – from its waterfalls to its fresh catches of the day. If the Seattle coffee scene doesn’t wake you up, splash some water on your face with a jet boat ride across the wild Rogue River, explore the wind-sculpted coastal sand dunes in the Siuslaw National Forest, and journey down Redwood National Park’s Avenue of Giants.

8 nights from $4,039 per person

Itinerary

Pacific Coast Adventure

Day 1 ARRIVE IN SEATTLE, WASHINGTON Welcome to the “Emerald City!” At 6:30 pm, meet your travel companions for a welcome drink. Your Tour Director will prepare you for your upcoming adventure.

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Day 2 SEATTLEGem of the Pacific Northwest This morning begins with a tour of the Museum of Flight, the largest independent non-profit air and space museum in the world featuring over 175 air and spacecrafts. Explore Seattle on a guided tour including the Pike Place Market and Pioneer Square. The rest of the day is at leisure in Seattle. Consider a visit to the Space Needle, Pacific Science Center, Seattle Aquarium or Chihuly Garden and Glass, taste local Woodinville wine while watching the sunset over Puget Sound or enjoy regional cuisine such as Asian fusion or fresh seafood. (B)

TOUR HIGHLIGHT
CITY SIGHTS Experience the vibrant energy of Seattle’s authentic farmer’s market that tempts the senses with an array of aromas, eats, and friendly people. Pike Place Market has been a gathering place and bustling market for more than a century as one of the oldest operating farmer’s markets in the U.S. Visitors and locals alike are drawn to the energy and extraordinary array of farm-fresh produce, paper-wrapped flowers, shops, restaurants, bars, fishmongers, street performers, and the first Starbucks – all mixing a rich blend of coffee culture and true Seattle style.

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Day 3 SEATTLE–MULTNOMAH FALLS–PORTLAND, OREGON Cascades & Craft Beer Travel south into Oregon today for a [LF] visit the highest waterfall in Oregon followed by lunch at a local restaurant. Continue to Portland for an orientation tour and visit to Powell’s Books, the largest independent bookstore in the world, followed by free time in the late afternoon and evening. During your free time, explore one of the many craft breweries, music venues, or take an optional walking food or ghost tour! (B,L)

LOCAL FAVORITE
NATURAL WONDERS Native American lore tells the story of a young princess who sacrificed her life on the falls to save her village from illness. This legendary spectacle of roaring waterfalls of Multnomah Falls plunges from 611 feet in a thunderous cascade of icy water and mist. Enjoy lunch at the historic lodge here in a magical setting in Oregon’s Columbia River Gorge.

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Day 4 PORTLAND–CANBY–NEWPORTRugged & Rosy Discover why Portland is called the “City of Roses” with a visit to Washington Park and the International Rose Test Gardens. Depart Portland for TMK Creamery, a unique creamery and distillery focused on sustainability and innovative processes to make quality products. Continue through the Willamette Wine Valley to charming McMinnville for lunch and then on to the rugged Oregon coast to Newport, one of Oregon’s most popular seaside resorts. Next, visit Yaquina Head and learn about the headland’s importance to the indigenous tribes of the area. The Lighthouse remains the tallest on the Oregon Coast and has been guiding ships safely to shore since 1873. This evening, enjoy a special [LF] dinner on the water at Clearwater Restaurant featuring local regional wine. (B,D)

LOCAL FAVORITE
SEASIDE SIGHTS & SAVORY BITES Embodying the spirit of Newport, Clearwater Restaurant places an emphasis on fresh, local seafood and offers unmatched views of the surrounding harbor. Watch Sea Lions bask and gulls glide through the salty air while savoring each bite. In addition to an incredible dining venue, Clearwater’s commitment to sustainability and their community involvement have made this location a favorite amongst locals.

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Day 5 NEWPORT–FLORENCE–NORTH BEND Sand, Sea & A Sailors’ Sentinel As you travel down the coast today, see popular sites such as Heceta Head Lighthouse and Florence Old Town, followed by a visit to the Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area, the largest expanse of coastal sand dunes in North America. Continue to your bayside hotel in the quaint village of North Bend. (B,D)

ENHANCED FREE TIME
EXPLORE MORE in North Bend and Coos Bay, known as Oregon’s Adventure Coast. Home to Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area, sandy Horsfall Beach, historic McCullough Bridge, North Bend Boardwalk and walking trails, plus a diverse mix of dining and shopping downtown.

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Day 6 NORTH BEND–GOLD BEACH–REDWOOD NATIONAL PARK, CALIFORNIA–EUREKACoastal Giants Travel south to one of Oregon’s great natural treasures, the scenic Rogue River, tumbling over 200 miles from the Cascade Mountains into the Pacific Ocean. Embark on a thrilling [LF] jetboat ride here. Continue along the Pacific coastline and stop in Redwood National Park, home to the world’s tallest trees. Then, enter Eureka, California’s lumber center, where you have a photo stop at the grand Carson Mansion—one of the most photographed examples of Victorian architecture in the world and once the home of a West Coast lumber baron. (B)

LOCAL FAVORITE
EPIC RIDE Visit Gold Beach and experience a thrilling jetboat ride on the Rogue River through this wild and remote region with your camera ready for glimpses of the American bald eagle!

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Day 7 EUREKA–GEYSERVILLE–SAN FRANCISCO Reach for the Sky! This morning, travel to Humboldt Redwoods State Park for the spectacular Avenue of the Giants. Visit the award-winning [LF] Francis Ford Coppola Winery en route to San Francisco for a wine tasting, tour, and adventure through cinematic history. Continue to the “City by the Bay,” San Francisco, for a 2-night stay. (B)

TOUR HIGHLIGHT
NATURAL WONDERS Enter an ancient world of towering trees along the Avenue of the Giants, a quiet 2-lane road that winds through some of the world’s most spectacular scenery with redwood trees that seem to touch the sky. Take the opportunity to marvel at an 1,800-year-old redwood here!

LOCAL FAVORITE
AN OFFER YOU CAN’T REFUSE Two thumbs up for this gem in the Sonoma County wine region. The Francis Ford Coppola Winery was inspired by Tivoli Gardens in Copenhagen and offers more than award-winning wines with a museum featuring the Oscar-winning director’s awards and collection of movie memorabilia. Beyond the cinematic history, you’ll enjoy a delightful tasting at this 100%-certified sustainable winery amid rolling hills in picturesque Sonoma County.

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Day 8 SAN FRANCISCOGolden Gate Gems Enjoy a sightseeing tour of San Francisco’s most iconic landmarks and sites. Tonight, your Tour Director hosts a special farewell dinner at a local restaurant. Wonderful conversation and cuisine make the perfect finale to your vacation. (B,D)

TOUR HIGHLIGHT
CITY SIGHTS On our included sightseeing tour, see Golden Gate National Recreation area, including the Golden Gate Bridge and the Presidio. Also, see Twin Peaks, Fisherman’s Wharf, and much more.

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Day 9 SAN FRANCISCOSafe travels until we meet again! Your vacation ends with breakfast this morning. Want to explore more in San Francisco? Extra nights are available for purchase. (B)

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Featured Destinations

Redwood National Park

This national park in far northwest California, 255 mi/410 km north of San Francisco, is named for its giant redwood trees—including Hyperion, the tallest tree in the world, measuring 379 ft/116 m. (Redwoods were once found in many parts of the world but are now limited to areas in California and China.) The coastal variety grows from Big Sur to southern Oregon, with the greatest concentration clustered in Redwood National Park.

The trees can live for centuries—some are believed to be 2,200 years old. They are the tallest variety in the world and are resistant to fire, high winds, insects—nearly everything but axes and chainsaws. Unfortunately, a lot of those have been busy in Northern California over the years, and the number of old-growth redwoods was drastically reduced to only a fraction of their former range.

The national park was established in 1968 to better preserve threatened areas. It has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage site and an International Biosphere Reserve. Nonetheless, bitter confrontations continue, with environmentalists pushing for larger amounts of protected land, and logging interests arguing for continued access to timber reserves and the much-needed jobs that logging creates.

This turmoil should not prevent you from enjoying the forests that still do exist. Crane your neck and have a look. It can be dizzying to try to take in all of these giants—now and then a visitor falls over backward trying to do so.

It's also worthwhile to hike the trails through the redwoods. One nice walk is through Lady Bird Grove. You can walk to some of the world's largest known trees, but access is restricted: You must sign up at park headquarters for the hike, and you are taken to the trail in a van. The park has a special route for the blind called Revelation Trail. The Emerald Mile and several other trails begin at Bald Hills Road. The location of Hyperion, which was discovered in 2006 and is off-limits deep in the park, has not been revealed.

As wondrous as the redwoods are, you shouldn't overlook the coastline that forms the western boundary of the park. Tide pools, steep bluffs and beaches flanked by giant boulders make for lovely and interesting seascapes, and they're often very secluded. One of the best areas is at the mouth of the Klamath River, where you can camp and have the entire area to yourself, save for the occasional fisherman.

Included within the boundaries of Redwood National Park are several exceptional state parks. They include Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park (http://www.parks.ca.gov/?page_id=415), where you can spot Roosevelt elk along Gold Bluffs Beach and hike through unbelievably lush Fern Canyon; Del Norte Coast Redwoods State Park (http://www.parks.ca.gov/?page_id=414), where some of the first Jurassic Park movie was shot; and Jedediah Smith Redwoods State Park (http://www.parks.ca.gov/?page_id=413), which some folks might recognize from Return of the Jedi.

For a closer, though more commercialized, look at the trees, try Trees of Mystery in Klamath, where you can ride the Skytrail through the forest canopy. The aerial gondola takes visitors up about 130 ft/40 m to a hillside observation deck where you may see birds and, with luck, maybe a black bear. You can return on the gondola or hike back to the visitors center to buy trinkets and ogle the huge Paul Bunyan and Babe the Blue Ox woodcut statues. There's also a museum of Indian artifacts and a 1-mi/2-km trail that takes you past oddly shaped trees. http://www.treesofmystery.net/skytrail.htm.

The best time to visit the park is May-October, though you'll need a jacket even then. Plan on at least a full day in the national park. Camping is offered at several fine campgrounds within the park, and many people stay to the north in Crescent City, which hosts the World Championship Crab Races every year in mid-February.

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05/29/2026 - 06/06/2026

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07/10/2026 - 07/18/2026

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08/21/2026 - 08/29/2026

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10/02/2026 - 10/10/2026

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* This departure has been designated a guaranteed departure by the operator, meaning that the minimum number of guests has been met, although still subject to weather and other conditions.

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