Los Angeles holidays are all about glitz, glam and famous sights on the West Coast. The sprawling metropolis of Los Angeles is a truly fascinating place to visit. Affectionately known as the ‘City of Angels’, this is a rollercoaster of a destination that sends you on a whirlwind adventure in glorious Californian sunshine. Whether you travel to do some shopping, hit the beach or try to spot some big-name celebrities, this is a vibrant location that also offers relaxation.
A great destination for couples or families, Los Angeles has so much in store that you will doubtless want to return. From getting some sun on the beach to trying a diverse selection of food to brushing shoulders with the stars, it is a glamorous place filled with character.
Locations like Santa Monica, Malibu Beach, Rodeo Drive, Hollywood and Disneyland are all fun-filled spots sure to give you an unforgettable experience. Enjoy some of the SoCal lifestyle here in the City of Angels and soak up some of the wonderful Californian sun as you travel round this breathtaking city that is sure to give you an unforgettable experience.
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Ready to experience SoCal? There’s no time like now to visit the glitz and glamour of LA.
Los Angeles is great for shopping, so if you have forgotten anything then you can soon find a replacement within the various stores in the city. The most popular tourist season is seen during the summer months but as the sun shines everyday, your suitcase might not change too much.
Light coloured clothing is the best way to go during the day because of the sunny weather in Los Angeles. When the heat is reflected you really won’t want the dark colours soaking in the heat. Due to the nature of an action packed city, you want to make sure that you have comfortable clothes for walking around so shorts, t-shirts, blouses, skirts, tops, casual button shirts, jeans, trainers and flip flops should all be packed for day to day wearing.
Of course, there are some areas where you will encounter a dress code, particularly at night. For this, you should look to have packed a collared shirt, smart trousers, dresses and appropriate shoes, particularly if you are looking to enter some nightclubs.
Other essentials include beachwear, sun cream, sunglasses, a sun hat, a light jacket for the day time and sweater for the evening.
Los Angeles has a dry summer and a rainy winter season across the year, although the temperatures don’t vary all that much.
While April and May are warm, with daily averages towards the 20ºC mark, it is in early June when summer really begins to kick as the daily average high hits the 25ºC plus mark. This temperature pattern lasts until late October or early November most years before the winter season takes over. During summer you can expect little rainfall when you are in Los Angeles.
There isn’t much of a spring or autumn as the temperatures don’t drop enough to see a change in plant growth. During the months of December through March, you will see some rainfall and whilst the daily average doesn’t drop to much less than 15ºC, the temperature does drop off at this time.
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