Day toursSilicon Valley campusesComing soon

Silicon Valley,campus by campus.

Apple Park, the Googleplex, the Meta sign, Stanford and the Computer History Museum in seven hours. Most of the valley is not open to visitors — this is the honest version of what you can actually see, driven by someone who knows which gate to stop at.

7 hours9:00 AM – 4:00 PM, door to door
5 campusesPlus Stanford and the museum
$580Per car, per day — 6 cars to pick from
7 stopsRearrange them from the car
The day

A plan, not a schedule.

Every stop below is a suggestion your driver will happily rearrange from the front seat. Times are what the day looks like when nothing changes — and something usually does.

9:00 AM
Pickup, city or SFOSouth on US-101 or I-280 — the pretty one — depending on the morning.
9:45 AM
Stanford campusMain Quad, Hoover Tower, the Rodin garden. Ninety minutes and the most walkable stop of the day.
11:30 AM
Googleplex, Mountain ViewThe Android statues and the bikes at Charleston Road. The campus is private; the photograph is not.
12:15 PM
Computer History MuseumLunch nearby, then the machines — a working 1969 mainframe and the whole arc up to now. Tickets are yours, roughly $20.
2:00 PM
Apple Park Visitor CenterThe one Apple building open to the public: the terrace, the model of the ring, the store. Forty-five minutes.
3:00 PM
Meta and NASA AmesThe thumbs-up sign at 1 Hacker Way and Hangar One at Moffett Field on the way back up the bay.
4:00 PM
Back at the doorHotel or SFO — Sand Hill Road and a specific office on request instead of any of the above.
Price this day

From $580 per car per day.

$580

Extra hours $50, agreed before we run them. Two cars for a bigger group — send an inquiry. Or text (650) 456-9999 and say “Silicon Valley campuses”.

What the day rate covers

One car, one price.

Your driver stays with you for the whole block — no re-booking between stops, no waiting for a car in a parking lot, no meter running while you decide.

Included
  • Private vehicle and driver for the hours you book
  • Door pickup — SFO curb, hotel, or home
  • Fuel, tolls, parking and driver hours
  • Bottled water; child seats on request
  • Itinerary changes en route, at no charge
Not included
  • Meals for your party
  • Tasting fees, entry and attraction tickets
  • Guided commentary inside venues
  • Hours past the listed day — $50–$110 each
  • Gratuity, appreciated but never assumed
Who books this day

Students, families, business visitors.

Prospective students and their parents, engineers on their first trip to California, and delegations with an afternoon between meetings. Also the classic family day when one person works in tech and the rest want to see where.

Real meetings, campus interviews or a recruiting visit? We do the tour in the morning and stay for the appointments — hours past seven are $50–$110 each, and the driver waits at whatever gate you are behind.

The honest version

Most campuses are closed.

There is no tour inside Google, Apple, Meta or Nvidia — badge only, no exceptions, and anyone promising otherwise is selling you a car park. What this day gives you is the geography, the visitor centre, the museum, Stanford, and a driver who does not waste an hour looking for the right entrance.

Frequently asked

Can we go inside Apple Park?

The Visitor Center only — terrace, augmented-reality model, store. The ring itself is employees and their guests.

Is Nvidia or Tesla on the route?

Nvidia's Voyager building in Santa Clara and Tesla's Fremont plant can be added; Fremont costs an extra hour each way. Say so when you book.

We have a real meeting in the afternoon.

Then this is a half-day tour plus hourly service. The driver stays, waits outside, and takes you between offices — no re-booking between stops. Block prices are on the hourly car service page.

中文行程?

可以。加微信 yakaainc,中文说明每个园区能看什么、不能进什么,报价按车。

Other day tours

All nine day tours

Ready when you are.

Tell us the date and the party size and we come back with a plan and a fixed price for the car — usually within the hour, any day of the week.

Ten languages by phone, text or WeChat (yakaainc) — and ask for a driver who speaks yours when you book.