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Los Angeles

Private after-hours access, the coast and the canyons, and the tables that don't take reservations — Los Angeles, arranged privately.

When to Go
March – November

Los Angeles opens for those who know the right door. Forest Travel designs the city privately — after-hours access where the public can't follow, the tables that aren't bookable, and the coast and canyons beyond the boulevards — with the relationships of four decades.

Access · Not Itinerary

Signature Moments

A museum or private collection, after hours
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A museum or private collection, after hours

A curator-led, after-hours visit to one of LA's great museums or a private collection — the art without the crowd, arranged through relationships.

The table that doesn't take reservations
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The table that doesn't take reservations

A seat at one of the city's most sought-after kitchens — the counter, the off-menu tasting — secured when the booking line says no.

The coast at golden hour
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The coast at golden hour

A private drive up the Pacific Coast Highway to Malibu as the light turns — stops, a table by the water, no schedule but yours.

Curated Journeys

Ways to Experience Los Angeles

The LA Insider Weekend
Signature · Private

The LA Insider Weekend

Beverly Hills and the canyons, the city's best tables and a day on the coast — Los Angeles at its most effortless. From around US$10,000.

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Entertainment & After-Hours Access
Access · Exclusive

Entertainment & After-Hours Access

Private studio access, members-only rooms and after-hours moments the public never sees — the LA that runs on relationships.

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The Coast & Canyons
Coast · Nature

The Coast & Canyons

Malibu, the Pacific Coast Highway and the canyons by private car — the open, cinematic side of Los Angeles, on your own schedule.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

March to November is ideal — warm, dry and bright, with the coast at its best. The city is rewarding year-round; your advisor times the journey to events, weather and the lowest crowds.

Yes. We arrange curator-led, after-hours visits to LA's great museums and private collections, members-only rooms and entertainment-world access — moments that come only through relationships, not a booking line.

Yes. We secure seats that aren't bookable online — the chef's counter, the off-menu tasting, the private dinner — at the city's most sought-after kitchens, through relationships built over years.

In the finest luxury hotels of Beverly Hills, Bel-Air, Santa Monica or West Hollywood, chosen for your taste. As a Virtuoso member, Forest Travel secures suite upgrades, resort credits and VIP amenities, and holds the best rooms early.

Yes. Los Angeles hosts 2026 FIFA World Cup matches, and Forest Travel arranges VIP hospitality, the best-placed hotels and the city around each match. See our Luxury FIFA World Cup 2026 travel guide, and book early.

A bespoke LA long weekend with Forest Travel typically starts from around US$10,000 and rises with suites, private access and aviation. It's an indicative starting point; your advisor confirms where your plans sit before you commit.

Plan four to five days for a full luxury visit. That gives you two days for the city itself — the after-hours access, the tables, Beverly Hills — plus a coastal day along Malibu and the Pacific Coast Highway, with room for a studio or entertainment-world moment. Fewer than three feels rushed given LA's scale and traffic; longer suits travelers pairing the city with the wider coast.

A private car and driver is the only comfortable way to see Los Angeles well. The city is vast and its best moments — Malibu, the canyons, a dinner in one neighborhood and access in another — are spread across an hour or more of driving. We arrange a dedicated driver who knows the routes and the timing, so you move on your own schedule rather than the traffic's, from arrival to departure.

Yes, Los Angeles is one of the strongest luxury family destinations in the United States. Beyond the studios and the theme parks, we arrange the private, behind-the-scenes versions — after-hours museum visits, a working-set moment, a marine day on the coast — that hold both children and adults. The city's space, weather and range of neighborhoods make it easy to build days that suit several ages at once.

Yes. Los Angeles hosts matches in the summer of 2026, and we handle the full trip around them — official hospitality and premium seating where available, private transfers to and from the stadium, the right base for the dates, and the tables and access that fill months ahead. Because World Cup demand tightens the entire city, we recommend confirming plans as early as possible.

Yes, and it makes an ideal gateway to the wider West Coast. From Los Angeles we build routes north along the coast and into the wine country, or pair the city with a few days in the desert or the mountains, all by private car or short flight. It also connects naturally to other US cities we plan, so a single trip can move from the coast to New York or beyond.

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Every journey here is a starting point a private advisor reshapes entirely around you — your pace, your people, the Los Angeles only you would recognise.