getting married in vegas followed by honeymoon roadtrip

Sounds awesome, I am doing something similar - self drive in USA. flying into San Francisco then travelling down to LA, flying across to Hawaii and then stopping at las Vegas on the way home. Looks like an awesome itinerary, who have you booked through? x

That sounds amazing. Book the Alcatraz trip wayyyy in advance. When I did a road trip on the West Coast I started trying to book about a Week before we got to San Fran and every single trip on the whole five days we were in the city was booked up so I didn't get to go

Eat at out in Chinatown in San Francisco

if you're big into hiking then the half dome in Yosemite is worth a go (take LOTS of water) and there's a good pizza place where the route finishes

have fun!

Lexi

That sounds like an amazing honeymoon itinerary! Vegas, Yosemite, San Francisco and the California coast is such a great combination. Your route looks really well planned, especially with a few nights in the bigger stops so you’re not constantly rushing. 😊

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Have an amazing wedding and honeymoon — it sounds like an unforgettable trip! ❤️

That sounds like an amazing trip! The route looks really well balanced, especially with a few nights in each of the bigger cities. I’d definitely book Alcatraz in advance, as tickets can sell out quickly. Also, before setting off each day, it’s worth doing a quick check of fuel, parking options and your travel card balance if you’re using public transport anywhere along the way. Yosemite and the Pacific Coast Highway should be absolute highlights. Have a fantastic wedding and honeymoon!

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