Attractions

Alcatraz Island is one of San Francisco’s most famous landmarks, offering a glimpse into its storied past as a notorious federal prison. Walk through historic cellblocks, hear chilling escape stories, and take in stunning views of the city skyline. With limited ferry tickets available, planning ahead is essential. For the ultimate experience, combine your Alcatraz...Read More

Aquatic Park and the Maritime Museum offer a glimpse into San Francisco’s rich maritime history. Located near Fisherman’s Wharf, this waterfront area features historic ships, a scenic swimming cove, and stunning bay views. Explore interactive exhibits at the museum and soak in the nautical charm. Discover this unique National Park site on a guided San...Read More

Sausalito, just across the Golden Gate Bridge from San Francisco, offers a Mediterranean escape with its stunning views, historic houseboat community, and a laid-back California town atmosphere, perfect for a leisurely day of explorationRead More

Discover the Beach Chalet, a historic gem at the western edge of Golden Gate Park. This Spanish Revival landmark, designed by Willis Polk, features stunning WPA-era murals, a brewery with ocean views, and a rich history dating back to 1925. Explore its art, architecture, and dining delights, then continue your adventure on a Private San...Read More

San Francisco’s cable cars are more than just transportation—they’re a rolling National Monument and an iconic part of the city’s charm. Visit the Cable Car Museum to see the massive winding wheels that keep them moving, then hop on a historic streetcar for a classic ride through San Francisco’s steep streets. Enhance your adventure with...Read More

The California Academy of Sciences in Golden Gate Park is a world-class museum featuring an aquarium, planetarium, rainforest, and natural history exhibits—all under one living green roof. This interactive attraction offers hands-on learning and stunning displays of biodiversity. Visit this must-see destination with a San Francisco Jeep Tour for an unforgettable blend of science, nature,...Read More

Step into a world of vibrant culture, rich history, and mouthwatering cuisine in San Francisco’s Chinatown—the oldest and largest Chinatown in North America! From the iconic Dragon’s Gate to the bustling Stockton Street markets, this neighborhood is a must-visit. Explore hidden temples, savor handmade fortune cookies, and experience the magic of the Chinese New Year...Read More

Discover the iconic Coit Tower and Telegraph Hill in San Francisco, where history, art, and stunning vistas combine to offer a unique experience. Explore the legacy of Lillie Hitchcock Coit and the panoramic views that span the city's skylineRead More

Crissy Field, a revitalized gem in San Francisco's Presidio, offers not just breathtaking views of the Golden Gate Bridge but a rich narrative of environmental restoration and history. Discover this coastal haven, where nature, recreation, and heritage convergeRead More

Step into the de Young Museum in San Francisco, where art and architecture intertwine against the backdrop of Golden Gate Park. Explore diverse art collections, marvel at the modern copper facade, and enjoy stunning views from the observation towerRead More

Depending on the day, you’ll either explore Pacific Heights, Japantown, and The Panhandle or Outer Sunset, Mission & Potrero Hill Districts. The route for the day is determined by the operating hours of our selected purveyors. Unfortunately, we can’t mix and match routes, as these locations are scattered across the city. ROUTE TWO: Outer Sunset, Mission & Potrero Hill...Read More

Depending on the day, you’ll either explore Pacific Heights, Japantown, and The Panhandle or Outer Sunset, Mission & Potrero Hill Districts. The route for the day is determined by the operating hours of our selected purveyors. Unfortunately, we can’t mix and match routes, as these locations are scattered across the city. ROUTE ONE: Pacific Heights, Japantown and The Panhandle...Read More

Dive into the heart of San Francisco's maritime heritage at Fisherman's Wharf, where historic seafood stands serve up fresh Dungeness crab, clam chowder in sourdough bowls, and a rich legacy of fishing culture and culinary delightRead More