



by Gray Line San Francisco
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$310This 9-hour Super Saver tour begins in San Francisco at Union Square with transportation provided by a luxury air-conditioned coach. The narrated city tour covers a wide range of neighborhoods and landmarks. The route starts north on Van Ness Avenue, passes through Cow Hollow, and stops for 15 minutes at the Palace of Fine Arts Theatre, where passengers can leave the bus to explore the rotunda and lagoon. The tour then crosses the iconic Golden Gate Bridge, offering panoramic views of the bay and city skyline, and continues through the Presidio park area. A 15-minute stop at Lands End provides views of coastal cliffs, cypress forest, the Pacific Ocean, and the Golden Gate Bridge. The coach passes Golden Gate Park, Haight-Ashbury, and stops for 15 minutes at Twin Peaks for 360-degree city views. The route continues through the Castro District, Ferry Plaza Farmer's Market, the Financial District, Chinatown, and North Beach. After approximately three hours touring the city, the group switches buses near Fisherman’s Wharf. The second part of the tour crosses back over the Golden Gate Bridge into Marin County for a 90-minute visit to Muir Woods National Monument. Admission to Muir Woods is included, allowing time to walk among the Giant Redwoods. The final stop is Sausalito, a Mediterranean-style town with shops and galleries, where the group spends 60 minutes before returning to San Francisco. The tour includes narration throughout. Food, drinks, gratuities, and hotel transfers are not included.
Union Square Departure
The coach leaves from Union Square and heads toward the Golden Gate Bridge. Along the way, travelers will pass Union Square, known for its theatres, shopping, and hotels.
Van Ness Avenue
The route continues north on Van Ness Avenue, notable for its role as a firebreak used by the US Army during the 1906 earthquake and fire.
Cow Hollow
The tour passes through two upscale neighborhoods popular with young professionals, featuring chic boutiques, Pilates studios, juice bars, beauty salons, and a variety of fine dining options from French bistros to American fusion cuisine.
Palace of Fine Arts Theatre
Designed by Bernard Maybeck for the 1915 World's Fair, this 162-foot high open rotunda resembles a Greek-Roman inspired fictional ruin. Travelers disembark to explore the structure and its lagoon.
15 min
Golden Gate Bridge
The tour crosses the Golden Gate Bridge, which on clear days provides panoramic views of the bay and San Francisco skyline.
15 min
Presidio of San Francisco
This stop includes the former U.S. Army fort and 1500-acre park area, home to Baker Beach, hiking trails, historic buildings housing the Walt Disney Family Museum, eateries, residences, and businesses such as Lucasfilm with its Yoda Fountain.
Lands End
A coastal stop at Ocean Beach featuring rugged cliffs, cypress forests, and views of the Golden Gate Bridge, Pacific Ocean, Sutro Baths ruins, and the Cliff House.
15 min
Golden Gate Park
Entering Golden Gate Park from the west, travelers pass one of two Dutch Windmills. The driver points out key locations including the Bison Paddock, Japanese Tea Gardens, California Academy of Sciences, and Conservatory of Flowers.
Haight-Ashbury
Travelers see the birthplace of the Hippie movement during the Summer of Love, with its unusual shops, unique dining options, and live entertainment.
Twin Peaks
Named for its two identical peaks, this location is among the highest in the city, offering 360-degree views of San Francisco.
15 min
The Castro
The route descends toward Market Street and enters the Castro District, known as a welcoming and safe LGBT community.
Ferry Plaza Farmer's Market
The coach drives east from the Castro District along Market Street toward the Ferry Building and the downtown Financial District.
Financial District
Travelers pass skyscrapers dominating the skyline, including the Transamerica Pyramid and Salesforce Tower, among numerous tech companies and Fortune 500 firms.
Chinatown
Passing under the Dragon Gates, travelers enter Chinatown, a busy commercial district full of vibrant colors.
North Beach
The transition from Chinatown to North Beach is quick, bringing sights and aromas characteristic of San Francisco's Little Italy.
San Francisco
The tour covers the city from the bay to the ocean with photo stops at important locations.
180 min
Fisherman’s Wharf
The first drop-off is at the northern waterfront, the city's busiest tourist area, with souvenir shops and stalls selling crab and clam chowder in sourdough bread bowls.
5 min
Bus Switch at Post Street
Travelers disembark and switch buses for the Muir Woods & Sausalito segment. Departure for this portion is at 1:40 PM from 478 Post Street (Union Square).
30 min
Muir Woods National Monument
After the city tour, the journey continues across the Golden Gate Bridge through Marin County's coastal mountains. The first stop is Muir Woods National Monument, featuring ancient Giant Redwoods along Redwood Creek, with a 90-minute visit and included $15 entrance fee. Next is a 60-minute stop in Sausalito, a Mediterranean-style town with shops, galleries, and waterfront restaurants.
240 min
Gray Line Fisherman’s Wharf Departure Location 2805 Leavenworth St. Arrive by 8:45 AM to check-in Bus Departs at 9:00 AM Although there is no physical location, you'll easily spot Pomegranate Café directly across the street. Simply wait there, and our representative will meet you.
End point
Gray Line Fisherman’s Wharf Departure Location 2805 Leavenworth St. Arrive by 8:45 AM to check-in Bus Departs at 9:00 AM Although there is no physical location, you'll easily spot Pomegranate Café directly across the street. Simply wait there, and our representative will meet you.




by Gray Line San Francisco
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$310This 9-hour Super Saver tour begins in San Francisco at Union Square with transportation provided by a luxury air-conditioned coach. The narrated city tour covers a wide range of neighborhoods and landmarks. The route starts north on Van Ness Avenue, passes through Cow Hollow, and stops for 15 minutes at the Palace of Fine Arts Theatre, where passengers can leave the bus to explore the rotunda and lagoon. The tour then crosses the iconic Golden Gate Bridge, offering panoramic views of the bay and city skyline, and continues through the Presidio park area. A 15-minute stop at Lands End provides views of coastal cliffs, cypress forest, the Pacific Ocean, and the Golden Gate Bridge. The coach passes Golden Gate Park, Haight-Ashbury, and stops for 15 minutes at Twin Peaks for 360-degree city views. The route continues through the Castro District, Ferry Plaza Farmer's Market, the Financial District, Chinatown, and North Beach. After approximately three hours touring the city, the group switches buses near Fisherman’s Wharf. The second part of the tour crosses back over the Golden Gate Bridge into Marin County for a 90-minute visit to Muir Woods National Monument. Admission to Muir Woods is included, allowing time to walk among the Giant Redwoods. The final stop is Sausalito, a Mediterranean-style town with shops and galleries, where the group spends 60 minutes before returning to San Francisco. The tour includes narration throughout. Food, drinks, gratuities, and hotel transfers are not included.
Union Square Departure
The coach leaves from Union Square and heads toward the Golden Gate Bridge. Along the way, travelers will pass Union Square, known for its theatres, shopping, and hotels.
Van Ness Avenue
The route continues north on Van Ness Avenue, notable for its role as a firebreak used by the US Army during the 1906 earthquake and fire.
Cow Hollow
The tour passes through two upscale neighborhoods popular with young professionals, featuring chic boutiques, Pilates studios, juice bars, beauty salons, and a variety of fine dining options from French bistros to American fusion cuisine.
Palace of Fine Arts Theatre
Designed by Bernard Maybeck for the 1915 World's Fair, this 162-foot high open rotunda resembles a Greek-Roman inspired fictional ruin. Travelers disembark to explore the structure and its lagoon.
15 min
Golden Gate Bridge
The tour crosses the Golden Gate Bridge, which on clear days provides panoramic views of the bay and San Francisco skyline.
15 min
Presidio of San Francisco
This stop includes the former U.S. Army fort and 1500-acre park area, home to Baker Beach, hiking trails, historic buildings housing the Walt Disney Family Museum, eateries, residences, and businesses such as Lucasfilm with its Yoda Fountain.
Lands End
A coastal stop at Ocean Beach featuring rugged cliffs, cypress forests, and views of the Golden Gate Bridge, Pacific Ocean, Sutro Baths ruins, and the Cliff House.
15 min
Golden Gate Park
Entering Golden Gate Park from the west, travelers pass one of two Dutch Windmills. The driver points out key locations including the Bison Paddock, Japanese Tea Gardens, California Academy of Sciences, and Conservatory of Flowers.
Haight-Ashbury
Travelers see the birthplace of the Hippie movement during the Summer of Love, with its unusual shops, unique dining options, and live entertainment.
Twin Peaks
Named for its two identical peaks, this location is among the highest in the city, offering 360-degree views of San Francisco.
15 min
The Castro
The route descends toward Market Street and enters the Castro District, known as a welcoming and safe LGBT community.
Ferry Plaza Farmer's Market
The coach drives east from the Castro District along Market Street toward the Ferry Building and the downtown Financial District.
Financial District
Travelers pass skyscrapers dominating the skyline, including the Transamerica Pyramid and Salesforce Tower, among numerous tech companies and Fortune 500 firms.
Chinatown
Passing under the Dragon Gates, travelers enter Chinatown, a busy commercial district full of vibrant colors.
North Beach
The transition from Chinatown to North Beach is quick, bringing sights and aromas characteristic of San Francisco's Little Italy.
San Francisco
The tour covers the city from the bay to the ocean with photo stops at important locations.
180 min
Fisherman’s Wharf
The first drop-off is at the northern waterfront, the city's busiest tourist area, with souvenir shops and stalls selling crab and clam chowder in sourdough bread bowls.
5 min
Bus Switch at Post Street
Travelers disembark and switch buses for the Muir Woods & Sausalito segment. Departure for this portion is at 1:40 PM from 478 Post Street (Union Square).
30 min
Muir Woods National Monument
After the city tour, the journey continues across the Golden Gate Bridge through Marin County's coastal mountains. The first stop is Muir Woods National Monument, featuring ancient Giant Redwoods along Redwood Creek, with a 90-minute visit and included $15 entrance fee. Next is a 60-minute stop in Sausalito, a Mediterranean-style town with shops, galleries, and waterfront restaurants.
240 min
Gray Line Fisherman’s Wharf Departure Location 2805 Leavenworth St. Arrive by 8:45 AM to check-in Bus Departs at 9:00 AM Although there is no physical location, you'll easily spot Pomegranate Café directly across the street. Simply wait there, and our representative will meet you.
End point
Gray Line Fisherman’s Wharf Departure Location 2805 Leavenworth St. Arrive by 8:45 AM to check-in Bus Departs at 9:00 AM Although there is no physical location, you'll easily spot Pomegranate Café directly across the street. Simply wait there, and our representative will meet you.