Floating between San Francisco and the East Bay, Treasure Island and Yerba Buena Island deliver jaw-dropping skyline views, wild history, and some of the city’s best photo spots—without the crowds.Read More
Dogpatch is one of San Francisco’s best under-the-radar neighborhoods—an industrial waterfront area turned creative hub, where old shipyards and brick warehouses now house art galleries, lofts, breweries, and design studios. Flat, walkable, and full of local character, it blends gritty history with modern energy along Third Street and the Bay, making it an easy, rewarding...Read More
Explore Mission Bay on a private San Francisco Jeep Tour. See Chase Center, Thrive City, Oracle Park views, and scenic waterfront parks with easy photo stops.Read More
Muir Woods National Monument has officially reopened! San Francisco Jeep Tours is once again offering private, open-air Jeep adventures through the majestic redwoods. Enjoy a scenic drive over the Golden Gate Bridge, explore Sausalito, and wander among the towering coastal giants — all with your own expert local guide. Book now for a fun, flexible...Read More
What is San Francisco’s 49-Mile Scenic Drive? This historic loop highlights 50+ top attractions and neighborhoods—and many are featured on our San Francisco Private Jeep Tours! From the Golden Gate Bridge to Golden Gate Park, Chinatown to Twin Peaks, we’ve got insider tips, fun facts, and the best way to ride this iconic route. Book...Read More
Discover Sea Cliff, San Francisco’s clifftop gem filled with celebrity homes, sweeping Golden Gate views, and hidden beaches like China Beach. From stunning architecture by Julia Morgan to art-filled escapes at the Legion of Honor, this neighborhood is full of surprises. Explore it all — without the parking stress — on a Private San Francisco...Read More
Explore San Francisco’s most luxurious hilltop on a private Jeep tour through Pacific Heights and Billionaires Row. See tech moguls' mansions, secret staircases like the Lyon Street Steps, and filming locations from The Princess Diaries. Cruise past the city’s priciest homes and enjoy breathtaking views, all while hearing local stories you won’t find in any...Read More
San Francisco’s cable cars aren’t just a charming tourist attraction—they’re a marvel of 19th-century engineering that still operates today! Powered by an underground moving cable, these historic vehicles glide through the city’s steep hills without an engine. Discover how the grip system, powerhouse, and braking mechanisms work together to keep these iconic cars running smoothly....Read More
Capturing the perfect photo of the Golden Gate Bridge is a must for any San Francisco visitor! Whether you’re shooting from Battery Spencer, Crissy Field, or Marin Headlands, the right lighting and angles make all the difference. Sunrise and sunset provide the best golden hues, while fog adds a dramatic touch. To access the best...Read More
Get ready to explore one of San Francisco’s newest outdoor gems — Presidio Tunnel Tops! With unbeatable Golden Gate Bridge views, wide-open lawns, food trucks, and fun play zones, this 14-acre park is perfect for picnics, photos, and fresh air adventures. Whether you’re visiting with family or friends, it’s a must-see stop on your private...Read More
For 35 years, the sea lions at PIER 39 have been delighting visitors with their playful antics and boisterous barks. These flippered celebrities first arrived after the 1989 earthquake and quickly took over K-Dock. With plenty of food and no natural predators, they’ve made the pier their home. Want to see them in action? Visit...Read More
Coit Tower stands tall as a San Francisco icon, offering breathtaking panoramic views and a rich history. Built in 1933, this Art Deco landmark was funded by Lillie Hitchcock Coit, a firefighting enthusiast with a passion for the city. Inside, visitors can admire stunning Depression-era murals depicting California life. Perched atop Telegraph Hill, it's a...Read More
Test your Golden Gate Bridge knowledge! From its 1937 opening to its 1.7-mile length, International Orange color, famous fog (Karl), and Hollywood appearances—see how well you know this iconic landmark!Read More
San Francisco Private Jeep Tours offer the ultimate personalized travel experience. Perfect for small groups, these tours provide flexibility, exclusivity, and access to hidden gems. Explore iconic landmarks like the Golden Gate Bridge, Lombard Street, and Fisherman’s Wharf in an open-top Jeep for breathtaking views. Tailored to your interests, these intimate tours deliver an unforgettable...Read More
Discover everything you need to know about the iconic Golden Gate Bridge in our ultimate guide! Learn its fascinating history, from the "bridge that couldn't be built" to becoming a global symbol of San Francisco. Explore it by walking, cycling, sailing beneath, or taking a San Francisco Private Jeep Tour for stunning views. Visit nearby...Read More
On May 24, 1987, the Golden Gate Bridge celebrated its 50th anniversary with Bridgewalk ’87, drawing an estimated 800,000 people—far exceeding the expected 80,000. About 300,000 pedestrians packed the bridge, flattening its iconic arch temporarily under the weight, though engineers confirmed no damage occurred. Celebrations included a mid-span ceremony with Mayor Dianne Feinstein, fireworks, and...Read More
San Francisco’s celebrity homes and filming locations offer a glimpse into the lives of icons and beloved movies. From the Full House home in Alamo Square to Pacific Heights’ Mrs. Doubtfire house, these spots blend history and pop culture. Music and literary legends also left their mark, enriching the city’s cultural landscape.Read More
San Francisco's summer is famously cool and foggy, with average temperatures between 55-68°F. Visitors should dress in layers to navigate the city's microclimates and embrace the foggy charm, epitomized by the iconic "Karl the Fog."Read More
Explore San Francisco's famous movie and TV show houses, including the "Full House" home, Mrs. Doubtfire's house, and locations from "The Princess Diaries" and "Vertigo." Discover fun facts and iconic addresses for a cinematic city tour!Read More
The California sea lions at PIER 39, San Francisco, have been a major attraction since 1989, growing from a few to over 2,000 due to ample food and space. The Marine Mammal Center aids their welfare, offering global live views via the Sea Lion Webcam.Read More
Discover the magic behind the Yoda Statue in San Francisco's Presidio, a tribute to Lucasfilm's legacy and the wisdom of the Jedi Master, inviting fans and visitors to explore a unique piece of cinematic historyRead More
Discover the hidden side of San Francisco with our guide to 35 secret spots and off-the-beaten-path gems. From the tranquil melodies of the Wave Organ to the exhilarating Seward Street Slides, these unique attractions offer a deeper look into the city's diverse and creative spirit.Read More
Step back in time to San Francisco’s Gold Rush era with these captivating fun facts. From buried ships beneath the city streets to the rapid population growth, explore the events that turned a small town into a bustling metropolis.Read More
San Francisco’s streets hide a fascinating secret—dozens of Gold Rush-era ships buried beneath the city! When fortune seekers flooded the city in 1849, abandoned ships were repurposed into buildings, buried under landfill, and lost to time. Today, remnants of these vessels lie beneath modern skyscrapers and streets, a hidden piece of history beneath your feet....Read More
Nob Hill blends San Francisco’s Gilded Age glamour with unbeatable skyline views. From Grace Cathedral and the Tonga Room to luxury hotels and historic cable cars, this iconic hilltop neighborhood is a highlight of any San Francisco private tour. Let a local guide drive you to the top on a private Jeep tour and discover...Read More
The Panama-Pacific International Exposition of 1915, held in San Francisco, celebrated the Panama Canal's opening and the city's earthquake recovery. Showcasing global innovations, it featured iconic architecture, technological breakthroughs, and cultural exhibitions, leaving a lasting legacy on the world's fair tradition.Read More
Visit this interactive mural spot in Fisherman’s Wharf – a perfect Instagram-friendly backdrop for your San Francisco photos. Eleven murals and artworks are complete and more murals are getting started. The alley is always a colorful and fun work in progress.Read More
San Francisco’s iconic fog, famously nicknamed Karl the Fog, is as much a part of the city as the Golden Gate Bridge. This mysterious marine layer rolls in due to cool ocean air meeting inland heat, creating breathtaking scenes and unpredictable weather. Want to uncover more surprising fog facts? Check out our blog for 14...Read More
