• North Beach - Recognized as one of the USA’s “ten great neighborhoods,” North Beach is renowned for being the heart of Little Italy. With its delightful restaurants, genuine sidewalk cafes, and bakeries, the charm of San Francisco is palpable upon arrival.
• Little Italy - Explore the city’s renowned Little Italy, featuring Tony’s Pizza, Original Joe’s, and Washington Square Park.
• Russian Hill - Home to the famously winding Lombard Street, Russian Hill offers breathtaking city views and showcases some of San Francisco’s oldest architecture.
• Telegraph Hill - Telegraph Hill, home to Coit Tower, provides spectacular views of the San Francisco Bay and the city.
• Lombard Street - Experience a ride down Lombard Street, famously known as the ‘crookedest street’ in San Francisco.
• Fisherman’s Wharf - A top destination in San Francisco, Fisherman’s Wharf features historic shipyards, Boudin’s Bakery, and the enticing aroma of fresh clam chowder.
• Pier 39 - Known for its stunning views of the San Francisco Bay, including the Bay Bridge, Golden Gate Bridge, and Alcatraz, Pier 39 is also famous for the California sea lions that gather on K-Dock.
• Chinatown - As the largest Chinatown in the United States, this 24-block area is vibrant with energy, delectable food, and unique, colorful shops that add to its charm.
• Coit Tower - Visit Coit Tower on Telegraph Hill for some of the most spectacular views of San Francisco.
• Nob Hill - Known for its iconic hotels, Nob Hill offers some of the finest cocktail lounges and views in the city.
• Marina District - A lively neighborhood featuring scenic views and trendy shops.
• Ghirardelli Square - Ghirardelli Square presents a full block of 19th-century brick former factories, transformed in the 1960s into a popular collection of shops and restaurants.
• Palace of Fine Arts Theatre - A magnificent architectural landmark and cultural icon in San Francisco.
• Mrs. Doubtfire House - The cherished filming location of the Robin Williams classic.
• Presidio of San Francisco - A historic military base turned national park offering breathtaking views.
• Golden Gate Bridge - The world-renowned icon connecting San Francisco to Marin County.
• Pacific Heights - A luxurious neighborhood with mansions and stunning city views.
• Alcatraz Island - Board the ferry for the Official Alcatraz Day Tour. This former federal prison, once home to notorious criminals like Al Capone and George “Machine Gun” Kelly, is a must-visit while in San Francisco.

• Bring your own alcohol and beverages (van tour only, avoid red wine)
• Drive down Lombard St., ‘The Most Crooked Street in the World’
• Customized open-air 7-passenger van with 360 views (weather pending)
• Ferry transportation to and from Alcatraz Island, with food and beverages sold on board
• Fun and educated driver providing navigation and fun facts
• Blankets provided on van tour for warmth
• Experience the sounds and smells of San Francisco neighborhoods like Chinatown and the Wharf
• Official Alcatraz Ticket: Self-guided tour of the infamous prison
• Photo stop at Coit Tower vista point on Telegraph Hill, with views of The Bay

• Food and Drink: We advise checking out Pier 39 or Little Italy for lunch options after Alcatraz
• Gratuities

Maximize your time in San Francisco with this thrilling tour that combines sightseeing with a visit to one of the city’s most iconic landmarks, Alcatraz Island.

Begin your morning at the renowned Fisherman’s Wharf Sign, where you’ll hop on an open-air vehicle for a guided tour through San Francisco. Discover the city’s lively neighborhoods and enjoy breathtaking views of landmarks such as Lombard Street, the Palace of Fine Arts, and the Golden Gate Bridge.

Following your city tour, you’ll be conveniently dropped off at Pier 33 around 12:00 PM, allowing you time to grab a quick snack before your 1:00 PM ferry to Alcatraz. Be sure to check in by 12:30 PM at the main Alcatraz ticket booth with a valid ID to receive your official ticket.

On the island, explore at your own pace with a self-guided audio tour of the former prison, featuring stories from past inmates and guards. Ferries back to San Francisco run frequently, so you can return whenever you’re ready. Your day concludes at Pier 33.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.