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

San Francisco’s #1 tourist destination! Fisherman’s Wharf sign, with a crab emblazoned on a ship’s wheel, is one of the most photographed locations.

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

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

Legion of Honor displays a collection of more than 4,000 years of ancient and European art overlooking Lincoln Park and the Golden Gate Bridge

Inside of Golden Gate Park’s 1,017 acres explore and discover gardens, playgrounds, lakes, picnic groves, trails, and monuments, plus an array of world class museums and cultural attractions

Enjoy Pacific Ocean views. Ocean Beach San Francisco is the largest of the San Francisco beaches. 3.5-mile stretch of white beach. Great for strolling and flying kites

Alamo Square Park offers views of the San Francisco skyline and the Painted Ladies Postcard Row

Eclectic and funky, the Haight-Ashbury district of San Francisco unapologetically marches to the beat of its own drum.

Experience San Francisco’s Japantown! This six-block district is known for its sushi, traditional massage, shopping and more!

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

Union Square, San Francisco’s #1 shopping destination! The Square is home to hundreds of stores, restaurants, hotels, theaters, boutiques and more.

North Beach and Little Italy. North Beach, a buzzy neighborhood steeped in Italian heritage, draws locals and tourists to its checked-tablecloth trattorias, coffee shops and retro-flavored bars.

The Castro neighborhood remains one of the most prominent symbols of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) activism & events in the world

Mission District is an exuberant, evolving neighborhood with Latino roots. Home to Mission Dolores, the oldest intact building in San Francisco

The Transamerica Pyramid once disliked now beloved towers over the Financial District and Embarcadero Center in SF

The Crookedest Street Lombard Street’s 8 world-famous hairpin turns have earned it the nickname the crookedest street in the world (traffic and time permitting)

This is one of the oldest and most established Chinatowns in the U.S. Beyond iconic Dragon’s Gate, a bustling maze of streets and alleys brims with dim sum joints and other traditional eateries.

Tour crosses and stops for photos at San Francisco’s most iconic landmark, the Golden Gate Bridge!

Muir Woods National Monument is covered in dense forests of coastal redwoods some almost 1000 years old towering to over 250’ in height. Your visit inside the park is self-guided. Your guide will pick you up at the agreed-upon time. Time inside the park is generally 45 minutes to 1 hour.

Time permitting tour makes a stop at either Muir Beach or the Muir Beach overlook on the Pacific Ocean.

Located just north of San Francisco across the Golden Gate Bridge the Marin Headlands is part of the Golden Gate National Recreation Area. Two of the for possible Golden Gate Bridge Photo stops are located in the headlands.

On the return to San Francisco a quick stop in the bayside town of Sausalito. Guests have options to return to San Francisco: 1) Option to return to San Francisco by Ferry from Sausalito (fee paid at Ferry) 2) Return to San Francisco onboard the Jeep.

The Ferry Building anchors San Francisco to the Bay at the foot of Market Street on the Embarcadero