Trolley tours are the best way to see Santa Barbara. One fare takes you to special spots throughout Santa Barbara all day. Board the trolley anytime, stop off for hours, then catch the next one that comes along! Travel and explore at your own pace....
Stearns Wharf, Santa Barbara offers great views, wine-tasting, shops, restaurants, seafood market and a bait and tackle shop for fishing.
The Dolphin Fountain at Stearns Wharf. Sculpted by Santa Barbara's beloved Bicentennial Friendship Fountain by local artist Bud Bottoms.
East Beach is a favorite spot for locals for volleyball (including pro tournaments,) skating, art shows and just plain relaxing. It also has a great panoramic view of the Santa Barbara mountains.
Our trolley is constructed with a panoramic view, so you won't miss a single spectacular view. Just another beautiful day in paradise. Locals and vacationers alike enjoy Butterfly Beach.
A scenic lagoon with water birds, gardens, a footpath and a bikeway. If you decide to stop off at the Santa Barbara Zoo, this is one of the vistas that awaits you.
Welcome to beautiful Santa Barbara Harbor. Here you will find interesting stores and delicious seafood restaurants.
The Moreton Bay Fig Tree was planted in 1874 it now spans 160 feet! Yes, that's our trolley in the picture below!
Paseo Nuevo (and El Paseo, right across the street) are two prime shopping spots in Santa Barbara, with unique Mediterranean type buildings filled with wonderful shops, restaurants and bars.
Open to the public with a museum, gardens, chapel and historic cemetery. Santa Barbara Mission was founded December 4, 1786. Portions of five units of its extensive water works, built by Indian labor, are preserved in this park, a filter house, Spanish grist mill, sections of aqueducts, and two reservoirs
The 80 foot tower provides panoramic views of the city, ocean and mountains. Enjoy the lush, almost tropical garden below.
Stearns Wharf, Santa Barbara offers great views, wine-tasting, shops, restaurants, seafood market and a bait and tackle shop for fishing.
The Dolphin Fountain at Stearns Wharf. Sculpted by Santa Barbara's beloved Bicentennial Friendship Fountain by local artist Bud Bottoms.
East Beach is a favorite spot for locals for volleyball (including pro tournaments,) skating, art shows and just plain relaxing. It also has a great panoramic view of the Santa Barbara mountains.
Our trolley is constructed with a panoramic view, so you won't miss a single spectacular view. Just another beautiful day in paradise. Locals and vacationers alike enjoy Butterfly Beach.
A scenic lagoon with water birds, gardens, a footpath and a bikeway. If you decide to stop off at the Santa Barbara Zoo, this is one of the vistas that awaits you.
Welcome to beautiful Santa Barbara Harbor. Here you will find interesting stores and delicious seafood restaurants.
The Moreton Bay Fig Tree was planted in 1874 it now spans 160 feet! Yes, that's our trolley in the picture below!
Paseo Nuevo (and El Paseo, right across the street) are two prime shopping spots in Santa Barbara, with unique Mediterranean type buildings filled with wonderful shops, restaurants and bars.
Open to the public with a museum, gardens, chapel and historic cemetery. Santa Barbara Mission was founded December 4, 1786. Portions of five units of its extensive water works, built by Indian labor, are preserved in this park, a filter house, Spanish grist mill, sections of aqueducts, and two reservoirs
The 80 foot tower provides panoramic views of the city, ocean and mountains. Enjoy the lush, almost tropical garden below.