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The ones worth booking.
The 15 San Francisco tours travellers book more than any others, with the operator, the running time and the real price set out on each one.
Big Bus SF Red Route: hop on/off at 17 sights from Fisherman’s Wharf to Golden Gate. Open-top ride, earbuds, app tracking.
“There is a lot to see and explore. Make sure to have a coat ready when passing over the Golden Gate if you want to sit on the open deck!”
Full-day Napa and Sonoma wine country tour from San Francisco with Golden Gate photos, 3 boutique tastings, and free time in Sonoma.
“Great day trip! Guided tour from San Francisco to Sonoma and information on the history of wine country. Visited 3 wineries with a stop in Sonoma for lunch on our own. Relaxed, not rushed. Small group.”
Small-group Yosemite day trip from San Francisco with giant sequoias, Tunnel View, waterfalls, and El Capitan. Pickup, 15 max.
“The trip to Yosemite was excellent and optimised the time in the park. The pace was great, and it felt like a great (not rushed) introduction to the area. Derek, our host was excellent, full of information and enthusiasm for the park, what goes on and the area.”
One hour on San Francisco Bay with multilingual audio, Golden Gate Bridge views, and a close pass by Alcatraz, plus bar drinks onboard.
“I was really fun my family and I really enjoyed this beautiful adventure.”
San Francisco hop-on hop-off bus with 17 stops: Golden Gate views, Painted Ladies, Pier 39, and flexible exploring in 1-2 days.
“Timing was pretty good around 30 mins. That was the main concern”
One early start from San Francisco, then Yosemite viewpoints and a Sequoia hike with morning crowds skipped and guided stops throughout the day.
“Great tour guide. Great trip. The only thing bad about the whole experience was the bus. This bus is not made for long distance travel. It’s a bus to take around the airport. I might have to go see a chiropractor after this ride. No but seriously it rides so rough it’s not even funny.”
San Francisco day trip with Muir Woods and Napa/Sonoma wineries, included tastings, Golden Gate photo stop, and optional gourmet lunch.
“Mark was phenomenal. Best tour I’ve ever had. He’s very caring, took photos, and gave us water. He’s funny and very knowledgeable history buff. Intimate group size is perfect.”
A 1-hour Golden Gate Bay cruise from Pier 43 1/2 with 16-language audio, big views of the bridge and Alcatraz, and wildlife spotting.
“We traveled with a person with a disability and the staff were very helpful. Love the way they treated us and the way the tour went.”
Big Bus open-top hop-on hop-off loop shows San Francisco’s top sights, including Golden Gate Bridge, Fisherman’s Wharf, and Chinatown.
“We did the 2.5 hour round trip because we had only a few hours in San Francisco. It showed all the major areas of interest and took us over the Golden Gate Bridge (which is quite the experience in an open top bus!). Excellent way to see the city when you have a very limited…”
Ride a 70s VW bus through San Francisco’s music neighborhoods and top landmarks, with small-group stories and Golden Gate photos.
“This is a tour of downtown San Francisco's highlights and hidden gems. From the comfort of a vintage psychedelic VW Microbus, you will see attractions such as famous parks, iconic music venues, historic hangouts, and former homes of some of the city's most beloved local musicians (just to name a few) -- all with a…”
Official Alcatraz ticket plus a Pier 33 ferry and an easy app audio tour. See Al Capone’s cell and get great Bay views.
“Well organized. We arrived early & was able to get to n the earlier ferry. The audio was guide was also easy to follow.”
Two days of San Francisco freedom: Alcatraz by ferry with audio guide, a 48-hour Big Bus pass, sunset views, and Chinatown on foot.
“Fantastic highly recommend! So pleased i did this as a solo traveller!”
A $149 combo that pairs a narrated San Francisco city drive with an audio-guided Alcatraz cellhouse visit from Pier 33.
“City tour had time problems. My friends and I were picked up last so every stop we had about 15 minutes total time and then back to the bus. Reality was by the time people exited the bus there was no time for the attraction. Michelle stood at the front of the bus and answered…”
A full-day SF coast trip to Monterey and Carmel with expert stops on 17-Mile Drive, plus lighthouse and Pebble Beach photo breaks.
“George was an excellent driver and guide with great communication throughout the tour. The mini bus was not comfortable as it was very bumpy and it certainly was not a luxury coach as advertised which was disappointing as it was a long day.”
Ride a vintage VW bus around San Francisco’s top sights with short photo stops at Painted Ladies, Palace of Fine Arts, and the Golden Gate.
“Interesting and informative tour around sites of San Francisco goes where the big buses can’t on the steep hills around the city.”
