Palm Springs & Indian Wells Travel Guide


Palm Springs & Indian Wells
Okay, now hear me out…It’s important to note that Palm Springs and Indian Wells are not super close to one another. But after few trips to visit my pops, I’ve completely fallen in love with Indian Wells. Whether you spend all of your time in Indian Wells, all of your time in Palm Springs, or a combination of both you will not be disappointed.
The desert is the perfect couples getaway, and the ultimate bachelorette destination all rolled into one. Both Indian Wells and Palm Springs are incredibly dynamic, filled with fun architecture, warm sunshine, and fantastic food and drink along the way. I’m seriously debating packing my bags whilst typing this!
Please always make reservations and confirm your destinations are open for business during Covid-19.
Food
Palm Springs
Birba - Great outdoor spot for lunch and dinner
Cheeky’s - Brunch baby
Sandfish - Delicious sushi
Spencer’s - Classic martini sipping spot and the food is divine
Indian Wells
Pink Cabana @ The Sands - The interiors alone, literally what dreams are made of
The Nest - An absolute institution. Dinner is yum, dancing and people watching is even better
Eureka - Casual bar food with a fresh and fun vibe
IW Coffee Shop - Cute little spot to grab a latte
Jillian’s - Formal American dining, love their al fresco vibe
Ristorante Mamma Gina - Skip the formal dining room and eat in the bar. This Italian is to die for!
Keedy’s Fountain Grill - Greasy spoon at its finest
Snooze
Palm Springs
Indian Wells
Make Moves
Palm Springs
Self Guided Bike Tour using the neighborhood map below. For a full authentic tourist experience, hop on a double-decker and take in the views
Neighborhood Map:
http://www.midcenturypalmsprings.com/palm-springs-tour-of-midcentury-architecture.php
Visit The Pink Door - 1100 East Sierra Way in South Palm Springs
Hike Indian Canyons
Take the Tram to the top of San Jacinto
Indian Wells
Golf and more golf :)
Tennis tournament heaven - Check the calendar for upcoming tournaments.
Explore the Living Desert Zoo and Gardens
Hike Santa Rosa and San Jacinto Mountains
Drive and explore Joshua Tree