City Highlights

(103 activities)
Reset Filters
  • Book Now

    Bridge to Bridge Cruise

    (9)
    Go under the iconic Golden Gate Bridge and the Bay Bridge on this scenic cruise along picturesque San Francisco Bay. Pass Alcatraz, Treasure Island and AT&T Park, and enjoy views of the city skyline dotted by Coit Tower, the Ferry Building, the Transamerica Pyramid, the Palace of Fine Arts and more. Fascinating audio commentary lets you learn about the construction of these famous bridges, as well as San Francisco's unique architecture, history, geology and culture. Head to Fisherman's Wharf in the afternoon to board your cruise. Then, sit back and relax as your expert captain takes you along picturesque San Francisco Bay. Pass Alcatraz Island and soak up views of San Francisco's stunning skyline, dotted with famous landmarks and attractions including Coit Tower, the Ferry Building, the iconic Transamerica Pyramid and the domed Palace of Fine Arts. Have your camera ready as you cruise under the world-famous Golden Gate Bridge, where the Pacific spills into San Francisco Bay. You'll get unparalleled views from right underneath the bridge! You'll also travel under the colossal Bay Bridge, linking San Francisco with Oakland and the rest of the East Bay. Admire Treasure Island and snap photos of AT&T Park, home of the San Francisco Giants. Throughout your cruise, audio commentary, available in 16 languages, teaches you interesting facts about how these bridges were built. You'll also learn about San Francisco's unique architecture, history, geology and culture. Your vessel features restrooms and indoor and outdoor seating. You're free to bring your own lunch on board to enjoy while you take in the sights, and there is also a full bar and snacks available for purchase.
    Bridge to Bridge Cruise

    43 The Embarcadero, San Francisco

    • Travel under the iconic Golden Gate Bridge and the Bay Bridge on a scenic cruise of San Francisco Bay
    • Hear fascinating audio commentary about the construction of these famous and historic bridges
    • Take in spectacular views of Alcatraz, Treasure Island, AT&T Park, and the city skyline
    • Learn about San Francisco's unique architecture, history, geology and culture
    BOOK NOW ← Back
    9 positive reviews
  • Book Now

    Streets of San Francisco Guided Bike Tour

    Your grand bike tour of San Francisco begins at Fisherman's Wharf, where you'll be outfitted with a bike as well as all safety equipment. Your guide takes you on an easy ride over flat surfaces in this city known for its hills, and your route is customized with off-the-beaten track nooks that only a local would know. But if you'd prefer to pedal less, upgrade to the electric bike option. Be prepared for weather changes as you follow your guide all over San Francisco. You'll stop up to 10 times during the tour for photo ops, and to hear facts and anecdotes about the city's history and sights. In addition, you can take a break to purchase lunch and a beverage from a gathering of local food trucks, and later enjoy coffee and refreshments at a cool coffee bar (food and drinks are your own expense). Cruise through the back alleys of North Beach, the city's 'Little Italy,' and capture close-up photos of the Transamerica Pyramid. See the historic supper clubs in the once illicit Barbary Coast neighborhood, and ride around AT&T Park, home to the San Francisco Giants baseball team. Delight in the charming Victorian and Edwardian houses set against the backdrop of the San Francisco skyline and known as the 'Painted Ladies' of Alamo Square. Make your way through eclectic San Francisco neighborhoods including the Mexican-influenced Mission, the flamboyant Castro and the bohemian Haight-Ashbury, where hippies once flocked. Travel through NOPA (North of the Panhandle) and see the Civic Center. Ride through Polk Gulch, San Francisco's original gay neighborhood. Observe street art and the locals that give each of these areas their unique character. Your 4-hour bike ride around San Francisco concludes at Aquatic Park at lively Fisherman's Wharf, but you can keep using your bike for the entire day for more exploration after the tour.
    Streets of San Francisco Guided Bike Tour

    Fisherman's Wharf, San Francisco

    • See a plethora of San Francisco's highlights embarking on an evening bike tour
    • Learn about the history and landmarks of San Francisco from your knowledgeable guide
    • Check out top attractions like Fisherman's Wharf, Crissy Field and Fort Mason
    • Enjoy bonus bike riding after the tour ends with the advantages of a full-day rental
    BOOK NOW ← Back
  • Book Now

    Private Segway Night tour

    Combine the fun of touring San Francisco by Segway with the personal touch of having a private guide attentive to your group's interests and skills. You'll ride around Fisherman's Wharf, North Beach and the hills of San Francisco for the best views. You'll be able to cover more ground than walking and enjoy the fun of the Segway personal transporter for a once-in-a-lifetime experience while touring San Francisco! Riding a Segway is intuitive, like bike-riding, but it takes a moment to learn how to operate it. You'll have 35-45 minutes of Segway training before beginning your tour, so that you become comfortable riding the most innovative transportation of the millennium. You will practice until your group feels familiar with the Segway, then be ready to tour San Francisco! Once you're rolling, you'll follow your guide along the streets of San Francisco on a 3-hour tour, with the ability to cover more distance than on a typical walking tour and plenty of opportunities to stop for photos and questions along the way. You'll have more time than on the regular public tour, and your guide will be able to adjust the itinerary and pace to your group's interests and skills.
    Private Segway Night tour

    Fisherman's Wharf , San Francisco

    • Explore the rich history of the beautiful city of San Francisco on a private Segway tour
    • Take a 40-minute Segway training session before beginning your guided sightseeing adventure
    • Listen to entertaining and informative commentary about Chinatown, North Beach, and Fisherman's Wharf
    • Cover much more distance than an average walking group and choose from various different itineraries
    BOOK NOW ← Back
  • Book Now

    Ferry Building and Alcatraz Tour

    Meet your personal epicurean concierge (aka guide) in front of the historic Ferry Building Marketplace. It's a San Francisco landmark with its iconic 245-foot (75-m) clock tower. Built in the late 1800s, the ferry terminal was renovated in 2003, transforming the concourse into the foodie haven that it is today. Local food purveyors and artisans peddle their wares inside and outside the building -- one-stop shopping for anyone looking to experience a taste of San Francisco.

    Learn more about the San Francisco Bay Area's tastemakers as you nibble on Cowgirl Creamery's award-winning cheese, Boccalone's house-cured fennel salame and freshly made mortadella, Acme Bread's fresh loaves, and Miette Patisserie's delicate French macarons. Want more? Indulge in a cup of chili from the American Eatery and satisfy your sweet tooth with handmade chocolates from Recchiuti. If you're visiting during one of the weekly farmers' markets, don't be surprised if your guide points out some of the city's revered chefs shopping for fresh produce to include on their menus.

    After you satiate your appetite, you'll receive your ferry tickets and directions to Pier 33 for the next portion of your tour. Take a stroll along the Embarcadero to Pier 33 where you'll hop on the ferry for a scenic ride to Alcatraz. Explore the island at your leisure with the award-winning Cellhouse audio walking tour to discover hidden secrets and fascinating stories of the world's most notorious prison. Ferries depart the island frequently to provide maximum flexibility for your time on Alcatraz.
    Ferry Building and Alcatraz Tour

    1 Sausalito - San Francisco Ferry Bldg, San Francisco

    • Experience the historic Ferry Building Marketplace and Alcatraz prison on a combined tour
    • Be led by a personal guide and sample treats from local food purveyors and artisans
    • Enjoy a stroll along the Embarcadero, and a scenic ferry ride to Alcatraz Island
    • Take an audio walking tour of Alcatraz and hear live recordings and chilling accounts from former prisoners
    BOOK NOW ← Back
  • Book Now

    Muir Woods and Sausalito Tour plus Bay Cruise

    Combine a visit to Muir Woods and Sausalito with a fabulous cruise on San Francisco Bay. You'll cross the Golden Gate Bridge to the Bay area's most popular national monument, visit Sausalito - the prettiest village in California and sail next to Alcatraz and under the Golden Gate Bridge on a narrated one-hour cruise.

    First, this enthralling excursion takes you across the Golden Gate Bridge to stop for a view of San Francisco from Vista Point, then through the coastal mountains to the Bay Area's popular Muir Woods. This national monument is the site of a virgin forest of California Coast redwood trees, among the oldest and tallest on earth. Take the opportunity to roam through an ancient forest of giant redwood trees on your 75-minute visit of Muir Woods.

    The tour then takes you to Sausalito, a quaint Mediterranean-style seaside village. Stroll along the waterfront, shop or take photos in this picturesque artists' colony nestled on the northern shores of San Francisco Bay.

    In addition, you'll enjoy an hour of breathtaking sightseeing on the Golden Gate Bay Cruise. The fully narrated cruise on San Francisco Bay takes you under the Golden Gate Bridge (weather permitting) for close-up views of Alcatraz Island, the San Francisco waterfront and the California sea lions.

    Muir Woods and Sausalito Tour plus Bay Cruise

    2627 Taylor Street, San Francisco

    • Partake on a tour of Muir Woods and Sausalito, and a cruise of the Golden Gate Bridge and Alcatraz
    • Stroll through Muir woods to admire the California Coast redwoods, among the oldest and tallest trees on earth
    • Visit the picturesque seaside village of Sausalito to explore the shops and beautiful waterfront
    • Sail next to Alcatraz and under the Golden Gate Bridge on a narrated one-hour cruise
    BOOK NOW ← Back
  • Book Now

    Muir Woods, Giant Redwoods, and Sausalito Half-Day Trip

    Take time out from San Francisco on a half-day trip to Muir Woods and Sausalito. This enthralling half-day trip takes you across the Golden Gate Bridge to the Bay Area's most popular national monument and the prettiest village in California.

    After crossing the impressive Golden Gate Bridge, you'll stop for a view of San Francisco from Vista Point before driving through the coastal mountains to Muir Woods (admission included). This national monument is the site of a virgin forest of California Coast redwood trees, among the oldest and tallest on earth. Take the opportunity to roam through an ancient forest of giant redwood trees on your 75-minute visit of Muir Woods.

    This morning or afternoon tour also takes you to Sausalito, a quaint Mediterranean-style seaside village. Stroll along the waterfront, shop or take photos in this picturesque artists' colony nestled on the northern shores of San Francisco Bay.

    Muir Woods, Giant Redwoods, and Sausalito Half-Day Trip

    2627 Taylor Street, San Francisco

    • Spend a half-day exploring a giant redwood forest and one of the prettiest villages in California
    • Stroll through Muir woods to admire the California Coast redwoods, among the oldest and tallest trees on earth
    • Cross over the Golden Gate Bridge and stop for a view of San Francisco from Vista Point
    • Visit the picturesque seaside village of Sausalito to explore the shops and beautiful waterfront
    BOOK NOW ← Back
  • Give the gift of fun with a Vimbly gift card!
    Learn More
  • Book Now

    Private Segway Tour (Fisherman's Wharf)

    Combine the fun of touring San Francisco by Segway with the personal touch of having a private guide attentive to your group's interests and skills. You'll ride around Fisherman's Wharf, North Beach and the hills of San Francisco for the best views. You'll be able to cover more ground than walking and enjoy the fun of the Segway personal transporter for a once-in-a-lifetime experience while touring San Francisco! Riding a Segway is intuitive, like bike-riding, but it takes a moment to learn how to operate it. You'll have 35-45 minutes of Segway training before beginning your tour, so that you become comfortable riding the most innovative transportation of the millennium. You will practice until your group feels familiar with the Segway, then be ready to tour San Francisco! Once you're rolling, you'll follow your guide along the streets of San Francisco on a 3-hour tour, with the ability to cover more distance than on a typical walking tour and plenty of opportunities to stop for photos and questions along the way. You'll have more time than on the regular public tour, and your guide will be able to adjust the itinerary and pace to your group's interests and skills.
    Private Segway Tour (Fisherman's Wharf)

    Fisherman's Wharf , San Francisco

    • Explore the rich history of the beautiful city of San Francisco on a private Segway tour
    • Take a 40-minute Segway training session before beginning your guided sightseeing adventure
    • Listen to entertaining and informative commentary about Fisherman's Wharf and North Beach
    • Cover much more distance than an average walking group and choose from various different itineraries
    BOOK NOW ← Back
  • Book Now

    Golden Gate Park

    (1)
    What if you wandered through Golden Gate Park’s thousand acres and stumbled upon its every secret? That’s what this is. The essential Golden Gate Park tour from the Haight to Ocean Beach. Golden Gate Park has a lot to offer between its world-class gardens and exhibits, but the goal is to take you along the seldom traveled trails to showcase its hidden beauty. Starting off at the de Young Museum Observation tower you’ll enjoy a spectacular 360 degree panoramic view of San Francisco, Golden Gate Park, and the SF Bay. From there, we’ll make our way to the beautiful National Aids Memorial, then sneak through the park’s many ecosystems, and spy on hundreds of flora & fauna like the great American bison, the spotted owl, and a slimy sweetheart, the banana slug. Looping lakes, open air plazas, and moving memorials speckle our journey through the park to the seaside. The massive Dutch Windmill and rolling sand dunes mark the end of our tour as we reach the Pacific Ocean. Reflect on your thousand-acre adventure and maybe pick a spot on the shore to watch the sunset. Highlights include: de Young Museum Observation Tower National AIDS Memorial Grove Stow Lake The Bison Paddock The (enormous!) Dutch Windmill Ocean Beach
    Golden Gate Park

    1751 Market St, San Francisco

    • Stumbled upon Golden Gate Park’s thousand acres every secret
    • Experience the Japanese Tea Garden at the Conservatory of Flowers
    • Explore the essential tour from the Haight to Ocean Beach
    BOOK NOW ← Back
    1 positive reviews
  • Book Now

    Cow Hollow

    (1)
    What used to be the home of the city's dairy farms, Cow Hollow has now become a hip and trendy cultural center. You’ll visit legendary rock and roll venue, The Matrix Club, where Santana, the Doors, and Jefferson Airplane recorded some of their most legendary live sets. You'll learn some stories from the 60s and 70s when this psychedelic chateau was in its prime. Down the road, beauty boutiques, top-class cafés, and artisan storefronts give the Victorian scenery of Union Street a new pulse. You’ll visit landmarks like the funky eight-sided Octagon House before ascending to the posh Pacific Heights district. Enjoy the fresh air and waterfront view at Lyon Steps before descending through spiraling gardens and sharp hedges to the Presidio. Here, you can learn about war history (and Star Wars history) near the Lucasfilm Campus. Your last stop is the lagoon at the Palace of Fine Arts, where Greco-Roman columns and rotundas are twice as nice in the reflective pond. See if you can spot any turtles, fish, or swans before you circle back to your starting point on Chestnut street.
    Cow Hollow

    1751 Market St, San Francisco

    • Visit the famous landmarks
    • Take a trip to some chic clubs
    • Learn the cusp of San Francisco's trendy, upscale culture
    • See more about the vintage architecture of Cow Hollow
    BOOK NOW ← Back
    1 positive reviews
  • Book Now

    Four Peaks Tour

    (1)
    Climb through a 100-year old history of the four-peak tour of San Francisco’s most visited neighborhood, Eureka Valley. This multicultural hotspot spans the Castro District, Twin Peaks, Corona Heights, and Dolores Heights. Known as the outskirts of the City, Eureka Valley was the place where cows used to graze. You'll uncover the history of the Eureka Valley as we investigate relics of the 1850s outskirts and the churches of the 1890s Irish community. You’ll also travel through streets that were abandoned in the 60s then brought back to life in 70s by the flourishing gay community. Locals and visitors alike can appreciate these untold moments in history as you explore four of the best vistas in San Francisco. This tour is a bit of a hike, but isolation from the City has it’s perks. You'll visit secret staircases and hidden concrete slides. Secluded gardens and a certain podium with a missing statue. At the peak of Corona Heights, you’ll conclude at the lesser-known, but fascinating Randall Museum. Consider the Museum’s free entry as a reward for this fourth and final climb. Make sure to pack your hiking shoes!
    Four Peaks Tour

    1751 Market St, San Francisco

    • Take a walking tour of the Four Peaks area of San Francisco, the LGBT hub of the United States
    • Discover hidden staircases, gardens, and paths that only an insider would know about
    • Gain knowledge about history of this hotbed of American culture
    • Embrace one of the most culturally relevant areas of San Francisco
    BOOK NOW ← Back
    1 positive reviews

Page 1 of 11

Kind words from our customers