



by GoCar Rentals
This 2-hour GoCar tour in San Francisco uses a small, three-wheeled GPS-navigated vehicle controlled with motorcycle-style handles and brakes. It seats two people and includes helmets, a tank of gas, a map, and a rider orientation to explain the controls before starting. The tour begins in the Marina District, driving first to the Palace of Fine Arts where the car can be parked for about 10 minutes to explore the area. Next, the route continues through the Presidio, allowing about 15 minutes to enjoy views of San Francisco Bay and landmarks such as the Walt Disney Family Museum. The drive then passes through Fisherman's Wharf, followed by Crissy Field, where drivers can see local outdoor activities and bay views. The tour proceeds to Fort Point National Historic Site at the foot of the Golden Gate Bridge, a good photo spot where visitors can also access the pedestrian walkway of the bridge if they choose. The route then loops back toward the city, ending with a drive down Lombard Street, known as San Francisco's "Crookedest Street," which takes about 20 minutes to navigate. Throughout the tour, the GPS system provides narration and directions, allowing drivers to set their own pace and stop as desired. The GoCar holds a maximum of two passengers with a combined weight limit of 500 pounds and a height limit of 6 feet 4 inches. Drivers must be at least 21 years old and hold a valid driver’s license. The rental includes an 8.75% environmental fee for carbon offset, gasoline, and tire recycling. Optional collision damage waiver insurance is available for an additional fee, which reduces the security deposit amount. The tour does not include hotel pickup or drop-off. Foreign language narration is available in French, Spanish, Italian, and German. Average driving speed is about 30 miles per hour or less, consistent with city traffic.
Palace of Fine Arts Theatre
Located in San Francisco's Marina District, the Palace of Fine Arts is a large structure built for the 1915 Panama-Pacific Exposition to display artworks. It is one of the few buildings remaining from the event and still stands on its original site. The area hosts art exhibitions and draws visitors throughout the year.
10 min
Golden Gate Bridge
This tour includes driving to the Golden Gate Bridge viewing area and Fort Point at the bridge’s base, both popular spots for photographs. Baker Beach, located a short drive beyond the bridge, offers additional photo opportunities. The bridge is one of the most photographed in the world and a symbol of San Francisco.
20 min
Lombard Street
Known as San Francisco's "Crookedest Street," Lombard Street is famous for its steep, winding section. The tour concludes with a drive down this street in the GoCar, allowing visitors to experience the tight turns and distinctive character of this landmark.
20 min
Fisherman's Wharf
The route passes through Fisherman's Wharf, a busy area filled with crab shacks, bakeries, and souvenir shops. Visitors can see the lively waterfront scene while driving through this well-known neighborhood on the way to the Golden Gate Bridge.
Presidio of San Francisco
The Presidio is a former military base turned public park. It features architectural landmarks, a War Memorial, the Walt Disney Family Museum, and recreational facilities including a bowling alley. The area offers some of the best views of San Francisco Bay and is about a 15-minute drive from Fisherman's Wharf.
15 min
Fort Point National Historic Site
Situated at the foot of the Golden Gate Bridge, Fort Point is a historic military fortification from the Gold Rush era. It provides an excellent vantage point for photos of the bridge soaring approximately 200 feet overhead.
10 min
Crissy Field
Crissy Field is a popular open space along the bay where locals run, play soccer, and walk their dogs. The GoCar route passes this area, giving views of the bay and a sense of local outdoor activity.
Fisherman's Wharf 431 Beach Street, San Francisco (between Jones and Taylor Streets)
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Fisherman's Wharf 431 Beach Street, San Francisco (between Jones and Taylor Streets)