San Francisco: Nearly Private City and Sausalito Tour

This well-crafted, intimate, & flexible, tour is designed to provide the you with the greatest exposure to San Francisco!
How do you get to really know a city?
Have an SF native, show you the way in this nearly-private tour! (6 Guests max).

This well-crafted, intimate, & flexible, tour is designed to provide the you with the greatest exposure to SF's culture, history, and recommended spots in the least amount of time.

As you travel with a local guide, You'll be introduced to the History & Current events of San Francisco in the form of an unscripted narration/conversation that is guaranteed to engage and amuse.



Route/Attractions:

1.Fisherman's Wharf
The tour begins and ends at Fisherman's Wharf, an iconic and vastly entertaining neighborhood, with a rich history, and a great spot to grab lunch after the tour!

2.Pier 39
Almost immediately, we take a turn around Pier 39, the second most popular attraction in California, and home to the City's loudest residents - the sea lions!

3.Ghirardelli Square
Once home to a sprawling Chocolate Empire, Ghiradelli Square is now a prime shopping spot, and one of the best places in SF to get a proper Ghiradelli Hot Fudge Sundae.

4.Lombard Street
This point of interest is one of the City's most popular: the famous "Crookedest Street in the World". In addition to being generally very crowded, Lombard is closed to most tour vehicles, but we will take a quick spin down the 8 hairpin turns (though maybe not at "Bullitt" speed).

5.Pacific Heights
As we make our way towards the Golden Gate Bridge, we take a quick swing through Pacific Heights, home to some of the biggest mansions, the best views, and a home made famous by a nanny named Mrs.Doubtfire.

6.Yoda fountain
Upon entering the Presidio, we are treated to a brief photo stop at the statue of legendary Jedi Master Yoda, which is located at the Letterman Digital Arts Center (Lucasfilm): Paul, your guide has a lot to say about this - he worked there for years!

7.Palace of Fine Arts
Our last point of interest before the bridge is a drive-by viewing of a majestic relic of the 1915 World's Fair, the Palace of Fine Arts. Featured in countless movies and TV shows, this icon is truly a breathtaking feature of the SF landscape.

8. Golden Gate Bridge
Once we cross the most-photographed bridge in the world, guests will have the opportunity to stretch their legs, and take some photos of the world class views!

9. Sausalito
From the Golden Gate Bridge, we drop into the quiet beauty of Sausalito, the Bay's own Mediterranean-type enclave of houseboats, hillsides and some of the most scenic views of the Bay, generally sunny, even on the foggiest of days!

10. The Legion of Honor Museum

We do a brief photo stop just outside the museum at what is possibly the most stunning vista of the Golden Gate Bridge, literally between holes at the Presidio Golf Course.

And More:
11. Lands End
12. Golden Gate Park
13. California Academy of Sciences
14. de Young Museum
15. The Japanese Tea Garden
16. Haight-Ashbury
17. Painted Ladies
18. Japantown
19. Nob Hill
20. Chinatown
21. North Beach

To guarantee availability book as soon as possible. Early booking is worth consideration especially if you planning the trip during high season like public holidays or weekends.

Cancellation is not possible. If you cancel it anyway or not show up on the excursion you will still be charged the full price of the activity and the money you paid will not be refunded.