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Alisia Antoinette

Los Angeles, CA

Orange County, California Travel Agent Planner

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If you're reading this, it's likely because you've never been to California before. Or maybe you haven't been back in a while and you want to give the state another shot. Whatever your travel reason, I want to assist you as your Orange County travel agent advisor . There are plenty of outdoor activities at your disposal from hiking to biking and kayaking or jet skiing at the lake. Close to Los Angeles , Orange County offers several attractions that are well worth the travel time.

Exploring Huntington City Beach

Huntington City Beach is one of four cities that make up Orange County (OC). Otherwise known as “Surf City USA,” Huntington Beach is one impressive OC attraction. You can surf some amazing waves or play a game of beach volleyball. If you're a beach lover, this is the place to be. You'll also love viewing the sunset from this popular California shoreline. Take a walk down the pier for a memorable sunset experience.

Visiting Mickey and Minnie

The “Happiest Place on Earth,” or Disneyland is also part of Orange County. If you're seeking a family adventure, this is one place you don't want to miss. Make a splash at Splash Mountain, or take part in a Star Tours. Meet Mickey and Minnie and go back to being a kid again. I can make trip planning a breeze by booking a stay for you at one of Disneyland's upscale resort accommodations. Taking a break from the hustle-and-bustle of life is well worth it when you can escape to the Magic Kingdom.

Hiking the El Moro Canyon Loop

If you love to hike, you're in for a treat in Orange County. The Moro Canyon Loop, which is close to Laguna Beach, is fairly easy to trek and about 5 miles in length. Besides hiking, you can also horseback ride on the well-worn path. If you choose to hike, I recommend a solid and comfortable pair of hiking boots. Also, check the weather forecast before you go to ensure you're safeguarded from the elements. If you visit during the summer and spring, you'll be rewarded with lovely wildflowers and spectacular views of the blue ocean. If anyone dares to tell you to “take a hike,” make sure you head toward El Moro Canyon Loop. Besides El Moro Canyon Loop, there are many places to explore in Orange County, California that are great for “taking a hike.” Parks in the locale feature hiking trails in the nearby mountains. You'll also love combing the shores for shells or relaxing and enjoying the ocean breeze.

Visiting the Museums and Gardens

If you love art, you can find plenty of museums that will meet your interests in this regard. Or if you like horticulture, check out the county's botanical gardens and parks. Museums and gardens feature free admission on certain days of the week, which allows you to save money for souvenirs of your trip.

Checking Out the Bars and Club

If you're seeking nightlife entertainment, you can find it in Orange County. Whether you're looking for a rock bar or a more relaxed lounge, there are plenty of places in and near Orange County that offer a variety of night time options. Most bars around Orange County offer discounted or free admission on certain days of the week. Anyone looking for fun or adventure can find plenty of things to do on their own or with their kids in Orange County. You can explore museums and gardens, go on hikes, go kayaking, go to a theme park or attend a sporting activity..

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Palm Springs Travel Agent Specialist

I love working as a Palm Springs travel agent specialist. Palm Springs is one of those places where you can find peace and luxury. It’s a one-of-kind travel destination that invites you to see a more tranquil way of life. If you’re seeking to visit sunny California, then I recommend Palm Springs. This city, located in the Sonoran Desert of southern California, is recognized for its hot springs, fashionable hotels, spas, and golf.  You’ll also find several fine examples of mid century-modern architecture. If you love to shop, you’ll want to visit the vintage boutiques along Palm Canyon Drive as well as the inviting restaurants. You can also horseback ride, cycle, and hike in the beautiful and natural surroundings of the nearby Coachella Valley. So, if you’re seeking to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life, Palm Springs is the perfect place to unwind and explore some amazing travel attractions.  From hiking across the stunning desert landscape to soaking up the sun by the pool, there's something for everyone in this desert oasis. One of the most popular attractions in Palm Springs is the Aerial Tramway, which takes you up 8,500 feet or 2.5 miles to the top of San Jacinto Peak. Once you reach the top, you can partake in some incredible desert views. You’ll also find it’s about 30 degrees cooler at the top - perfect when the desert temperature climbs into the three-digits on the Fahrenheit scale. If you're looking for a challenge, there are plenty of hiking trails to explore in the area. Or, if you're just looking to relax, you can spend a day lounging by one of the many pools. If you're looking for a more laid-back experience, Palm Springs is home to some of the best golf courses in the country. Golfers of all skill levels enjoy the courses, all set against the backdrop of the stunning desert landscape. Needless to say, the warm desert temperatures make lounging by the pool or swimming both attractive and practical. When the summer temperatures flirt with the desert climate, or reach 110 degrees Fahrenheit, you will find a dive into the pool both exhilarating and cooling. You can get day passes to use the facilities at some of the lodgings as well, such as the Saguaro or Hard Rock Hotel. Free access, of course, is available to hotel guests.  With a day pass, you can take advantage of the pool, the sauna, and shower. The Palm Springs Swim Center also invites adult non-residents and children four to 12 years old to swim and cool off throughout the year. I also must mention The Living Desert, a garden and zoo that supports desert conservation. You’ll see free-roaming giraffes and ostriches in scenic habitats. It’s also a great place to see lizards racing over the grounds.  In addition, you’ll see interesting desert animals, such as snakes, foxes, hedgehogs, camels, and cheetahs. Cute goats are featured at the site’s petting zoo as well. You can tour the site by shuttle or take a self-guided tour.  Restaurants on the property will keep you from getting famished and you can load up on souvenirs at the site’s gift shop. What makes Palm Springs really interesting is its historic connection with Hollywood. During the early days of Hollywood, film stars signed contracts with studios that required them to be within two and one-half hours of LA, thereby making Palm Springs the ideal getaway.  Besides being an escape for the rich and famous, Palm Springs also is home to the Palm Springs Air Museum. The museum showcases 59 planes that date back to the Second World War and beyond. As your Palm Springs travel agent advisor, I encourage you to arrange a Palm Springs holiday. You can go to the California city anytime of the year, so why not start planning your desert vacation now? Call me today so we can outline your travel itinerary.