Coisas para fazer em Yosemite National Park

If you're in the Bay Area, you simply must visit Yosemite. It's an absolutely gorgeous place, and my only regret is not staying longer. I will definitely be back to this amazing national park again!

Debi, nuestra amable guía turística, nos mostró la belleza de Yosemite. Las vistas son impresionantes, especialmente la cascada.

See what you need to see! Starting with the giant redwoods, the tree tunnel large enough for cars to pass through, then passing waterfalls, El Capitan, and then you can walk around Yosemite Valley~

I had a really great time. We went to such beautiful places, and it was nice that we visited the highlights of Yosemite in just one day. The seat was comfortable, and there was Wi-Fi on board. Our tour guide was approachable and provided a lot of information and history along the way.

Our Yosemite experience was wonderful, I felt like I was in wonderland and will be forever grateful for Glenda, our tour guide, for fulfilling my dream of experiencing Yosemite 🩷

Our tour guide and driver, Sharon, was incredibly friendly and provided detailed explanations. We were so lucky that it snowed the night before, allowing us to experience beautiful snowy landscapes at every stop!

The Grayline bus left on time. The bus was comfortable, clean, and spacious. The journey to Yosemite takes about 4 hours, but the ride is comfortable. The guide pointed out all the highlights, especially the famous El Capitan, Half Dome, Cloud Rest, and two waterfalls (Horsetail and Bridalveil). Although the tour was short, it managed to cover the must-see sights. Our tour guide, Debbie, was very helpful. Additionally, we had a brief tour of San Francisco and Oakland; our tour guide pointed out the areas we passed by.

Yosemite has a magic about it; even after leaving, closing your eyes, you can still feel the oppressive presence of the granite giants and the moist forest air. I was incredibly lucky to encounter such excellent visibility, as this clear blue sky isn't always seen in the California mountains during the spring of 2026. Although the round trip takes a long time, it is very much worth it.