Tour Starts and ends in the heart of San Francisco's Fishing Industry

The Marina is a picturesque neighborhood of Art Deco structures with nearby Union Street the center of attention in Cow Hollow.

The Palace of Fine Arts in the Marina District of San Francisco, California, is a monumental structure originally constructed for the 1915 Panama-Pacific Exposition.

Presidio was designated a National Historic Landmark and the site has been part of the Golden Gate National Recreation Area since 1994.

If you want that classic postcard view of the Golden Gate Bridge — wide open, wind in your hair, waves rolling in — Crissy Field is your spot. Originally a U.S. Army airfield built in 1921, this waterfront stretch was transformed into a restored coastal park in the early 2000s as part of the Presidio’s revitalization

Amazing bay views from Billionaires Row atop Broadway Street then on to Union Street

La rue la plus sinueuse Les huit virages en épingle à cheveux de Lombard Street, célèbres dans le monde entier, lui ont valu le surnom de rue la plus sinueuse du monde.

The Dragon Gate is the traditional stone archway greeting visitors to Chinatown since 1970.

L'itinéraire traverse le monument le plus emblématique de San Francisco : le Golden Gate Bridge ! Nous proposons quatre points de vue différents, selon la météo et la circulation.

Just across the Golden Gate Bridge, the Marin Headlands deliver some of the most dramatic views in all of Northern California. Rolling coastal hills, rugged cliffs, and sweeping overlooks give you postcard-perfect angles of the Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco skyline, and the Pacific Ocean. On clear days, the views feel endless. On foggy days, the bridge rising through the mist is pure magic. This is where we stop for those iconic “bridge and city together” photos — the kind that make people ask, “Wait… where was that taken?”

Tour enters Chinatown through the Dragon Gate.

Il s'agit de l'un des quartiers chinois les plus anciens et les plus établis des États-Unis. Au-delà de l'emblématique Dragon's Gate, un labyrinthe animé de rues et de ruelles regorge de restaurants de dim sum et d'autres restaurants traditionnels.

One of San Francisco’s original “millionaires’ row” neighborhoods. Known for historic luxury hotels, cable car lines, and panoramic views, Nob Hill blends elegance, history, and classic San Francisco charm.

3 HOUR UPGRADE: The famous row of colorful Victorian homes at Alamo Square, known worldwide from movies and TV. With the downtown skyline rising behind them, this is one of San Francisco’s most photographed spots — a perfect classic city postcard moment.

North Beach et Little Italy. North Beach, quartier animé imprégné d'histoire italienne, attire habitants et touristes dans ses trattorias aux nappes à carreaux, ses cafés et ses bars aux saveurs rétro.

Breathtaking San Francisco Bay views from the park at the top of Telegraph Hill.

One of the most popular visitor destinations known for the Sea lions that occupy the marina

1 Hour Golden Gate Bay Cruise that sails past Alcatraz Island and goes under the Golden Gate Bridge

3 HOUR UPPGRADE: A massive urban park stretching from the city to the ocean, larger than Central Park. Home to gardens, museums, lakes, windmills, and open green space, it’s where locals jog, picnic, and escape the city without ever leaving it.

3 HOUR UPGRADE: The birthplace of the 1960s Summer of Love. Today it blends colorful Victorian houses, vintage shops, music history, and counterculture vibes. It’s funky, nostalgic, and full of character.

3 HOUR UPGRADE: City Hall and Civic Center An architectural showpiece crowned by a grand dome (taller than the U.S. Capitol’s). This Beaux-Arts landmark anchors the Civic Center, surrounded by theaters, museums, and cultural institutions — especially beautiful when illuminated at night.

At the top of Telegraph Hill is Pioneer Park with sweeping views of San Francisco Bay. The tour does not include going to the top of Coit Tower due to time constraints.

3 HOUR UPPGRADE: One of the most iconic LGBTQ+ neighborhoods in the world. The Castro is vibrant, colorful, and full of history — from the landmark Castro Theatre to rainbow crosswalks and Harvey Milk’s legacy. It’s lively, welcoming, and unmistakably San Francisco.

3 HOUR UPGRADE: The city’s oldest neighborhood and cultural heartbeat. Known for its incredible street murals, Latin heritage, historic Mission San Francisco de Asis, and some of the best food in the city, the Mission blends history, creativity, and bold local flavor.

3 HOUR UPPGRADE: Two hills rising nearly 1,000 feet above the city, offering one of the most spectacular panoramic views in San Francisco. On a clear day, you can see the Golden Gate Bridge, Bay Bridge, downtown skyline, and even across the bay — a true 360-degree wow moment.

3 HOUR UPGRADE: Ocean Beach and Lands End -Where the city meets the Pacific. Ocean Beach offers wide sandy shoreline and dramatic surf, while nearby Lands End features rugged cliffs, coastal trails, and sweeping views of the Golden Gate Bridge and Marin Headlands.