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All Palm Springs Tours & Excursions in 2026

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What are people saying about Palm Springs

Monica_M, Jun 2026
Mo says Do It!
It is so great in every way. But the real gem was Pete who shared an unbelievable amount of knowledge with us. You will never get a feeling of what this town was built on driving around yourself. Be early, be ready to go because wheels up at tour time which we loved!! Take this tour when in Palm Springs!!!
Celine_S, Jun 2026
Best tour I have ever taken
One of the best tours I have never been on. Austin was awesome, he had great communication, was on time, had amazing recommendations, and was extremely knowledgeable! He was also super friendly and a great driver! Joshua tree was beautiful and we got lucky with the weather, making it a perfect day out in the desert. The hummer was so comfy and a blast to be in. Book this immediately!
larkinpaul, Jun 2026
Gorgeous landscapes & Informative guide.
RON, our guide was extremely knowledgeable of the Palm Springs area, the valley, geology and fauna. The drive to Joshua Tree was engaging conversation and informative. Inside the park, Ron took us to areas we would not have known to go if we visited on our own. He explained the medicinal value of plants that grow in the. We heard 'folklore' and the history of Jushua Tree. Highly recommend for a first visit.
Lara_G, Jun 2026
I was skeptical at first...
I was skeptical at first because of the higher price, but this I completely understand the price. They made the experience super comfortable with blankets and bean bags; they had tea and hot chocolate; and the tour guides were super knowledgeable and smart!
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Palm Springs appeals to a broad range of travelers. Whether you’re after outdoor adventure or on a hunt for the coolest mid-century architecture, the California desert oasis delivers. On Palm Springs tours, venture beyond the city to explore the geology around the legendary San Andreas Fault or hike and bike the 10-mile (16-kilometer) loop to the Indian Canyons. For panoramic views, soar over Palm Springs on the Aerial Tramway, ascending 5,783 feet (1,763 meters) into the San Jacinto Mountains. Or stay closer to the city and get the insiders’ scoop on Palm Springs’s famous residents and historical icons.