• This San Francisco Bus Tour 5 in 1 package includes 5 bus loops in one package
• All San Francisco bus tour are aboard an authentic English Double Decker Bus
• On the Golden Gate Tour stop and take pictures of the bridge at Vista Point
• The Downtown Tour includes a tour through North Beach and Lombard Street
• Tour "The City by the Bay" in the early evening on the San Francisco Night Tour.
• Stop at California Academy of Sciences on the Golden Gate Park Tour
• Visit the quaint town of Sausalito on the Sausalito bus tour
• All San Francisco bus tour tickets are valid 48 hours from initial use

The San Francisco bus tour 5 in 1 package gives you the opportunity to take our Downtown Tour, Golden Gate Tour, Night Tour, Sausalito Tour and Golden Gate Park Tour all on one incredible value ticket. Book this San Francisco bus tour today.

1) San Francisco Bus Tour : Downtown

Daily, 9 AM - 5 PM every 30-45 mins

The San Francisco Downtown bus tour shows you all of the best sights & sounds of the city. Enjoy an entirely live narrated 90 minute tour of San Francisco's most famous sites. The Downtown Loop includes unlimited use for 48 hours so you can hop-on & hop-off the bus at any of the designated stops during the tour to browse, shop, & take pictures.
Explore the highlights of San Francisco on your own schedule and simply hop on the next bus when you are ready to go to the next location. San Francisco double decker buses arrive at each stop every 30 minutes.

Downtown tour highlights include; Fisherman’s Wharf, Barbary Coast / Financial District, Ferry Building, South of Market, City Hall, Union Square, Chinatown, North Beach, Lombard Street and Pier 39. 

San Francisco Bus Tour Fun Fact: Often billed as the "crookedest street," San Francisco's Lombard Street is, in fact, neither the crookedest nor the steepest street in the city, let alone the world. Oddly, that fact doesn't deter the hordes of tourists who come every year to see this famous street, built with eight switchbacks on a 40-degree slope.

The main attraction of Lombard Street is watching people drive down the crooked, one-block section, or driving down it yourself. On a busy day, a seemingly-endless stream of automobiles and scooters buzz down, their passengers squealing in mock fear at every turn. If you're on foot, you can walk down (or up) the sidewalks and watch the show.

2) San Francisco Bus Tour 5 in 1 Package: Golden Gate Tour

Daily at 10AM, 12PM, 2PM and 4 PM

The Golden Gate tour of San Francisco lasts approximately 90 minutes and departs from our Fisherman’s Wharf location and heads to the Palace of Fine Arts for a brief photo stop. From here we head towards the Golden Gate Bridge, passing Crissy Fields and then crossing the 1.7 mile span of the Golden Gate Bridge. The bus will stop at the North Vista Point for a 10 minute photo stop where you can get great pictures of Alcatraz and the San Francisco skyline.

From the Vista Point, the bus will go back across the Golden Gate Bridge and explore the Presidio National Park, and the mansions of Pacific Heights. Our San Francisco double decker bus will then return you to our Fisherman’s Wharf location where you can join one of our many other tours.

San Francisco Bus Tour Fun Fact: The most photographed bridge in the world was completed in May 1937 after 52 months of construction and a cost of $35 million. Designed by Joseph Strauss, it was the longest suspension bridge in the world at that time, at a length of 1.2 miles. It was designed to withstand winds of up to 100mph as it swings up to 27 ft. The bridge connects San Francisco and the Presidio to the Marin Headlands in Marin County to the north. Its name comes from the 'gateway to the gold' harbor entrance named during the Gold Rush. The official paint color is 'international orange' It takes a team of 25 people 11 1/2 months to paint and it is painted every year, using 1000 gallons of paint a week.

3) San Francisco Bus Tour 5 in 1 Package: Golden Gate Park Tour

Departs Monday through Saturday at 10am and 2:30pm from Union Square (outside of Macy’s)

The Golden Gate Park Tour departs from Union Square and heads along Geary St., past St. Mary's Cathedral and San Francisco's Japantown.  From here we visit Alamo Square, home to the world famous "Painted Ladies" Victorian houses. The bus then whisks you towards the beautiful Golden Gate Park.  Within the park you can visit such renowned attractions as the De Young Museum, Japanese Tea Gardens and the new multimillion dollar California Academy of Sciences which features an aquarium, a planetarium, a natural history museum and more all under one “living” roof.  On the return from Golden Gate Park, the bus visits the famous Haight Ashbury district then up to Alamo Square for a second time, passing directly in front of the "Painted Ladies" for a fantastic photo opportunity before visiting the Civic Center and returning to Union Square.

San Franciso Bus Tour Fun Fact: What's larger than New York's Central Park, once consisted of sand dunes, is now covered with more than one million trees and is bison-friendly? To the people in 1870 out of the prescient notion that San Franciscans would one day feel overcrowded. This foresight proved invaluable, as 75,000 people now visit the park on an average weekend. 

4) San Francisco Bus Tour 5 in 1 Package: Sausalito Loop

Daily at 9AM, 11AM, 1PM, 3PM, 5PM.  

The Golden Gate Bridge is one of the most beautiful and iconic landmarks in the world, but have you ever wondered what is on the other side, north of San Francisco?  This loop takes you across the Golden Gate Bridge, into the picturesque coastal town of Sausalito.

Catch our Sausalito Loop bus and enjoy a scenic ride through the Marina neighborhood of San Francisco.  Before crossing the Golden Gate, you’ll stop at the Palace of Fine arts for a great photo opportunity.  Feel the wind in your hair, smell the salt in the air and get the best view of the Bay and Alcatraz while crossing the Golden Gate Bridge and stop for pictures at Vista Point.  Hop off in Sausalito and take your time to explore this artsy town full of boutiques, art galleries and café.

San Francisco Bus Tour Fun Fact: Sausalito takes its name for the "little willow" trees (Saucelito) which 18th century Spanish explorers found growing along its streams. Sausalito is a small town of only 7,500 residents, best known for its spectacular waterfront views. It's a quiet, charming town that some say reminds them of the Mediterranean.

Music fans may be interested to know that performer Otis Redding wrote his hit song "The Dock of the Bay" in Sausalito, where he had rented a houseboat in late 1967 to get some peace and quiet.

5) San Francisco Bus Tour 5 in 1 Package: Night Loop

Daily at 6 PM

San Francisco Night Tour departs from 2800 Leavenworth St at 6pm with additional departures at 7pm between April 1st  and October 31st and on holidays.

The one hour San Francisco night tour includes the best of the city by night. The tour includes Financial District, Chinatown, North Beach and Embarcadero.  Departing from Union Square, or Fisherman's Wharf this tour covers the major attractions of San Francisco by night. Exact highlights may vary according to season, weather, and San Francisco's famous traffic, but normally include; North Beach , Chinatown , Union Square, Alamo Square, Civic Center, California St, Embarcadero.
Please note: San Francisco night tour is at 6:00 PM and 7:00PM. Depending on the time of year; it may not be dark on this tour.

San Francisco Bus Tour Fun Fact: San Francisco's Chinatown is the largest Chinatown outside Asia. A population of around 70,000 live in 30 square blocks. The gateway to Chinatown at Bush and Grant Avenue was given to the city of San Francisco by the Republic of Taiwan. Grant Avenue is San Francisco's first street (formerly Dupont Street) and stands today as the center of Chinatown. Streets are lined with shops and trading companies offering a variety of colorful merchandise - silk, jade, artifacts and antiques. Restaurants are excellent (Try House of Nan-King) Old St. Mary's Church, California and Grant, built in 1852, is one of the few buildings to escape destruction by the great fire of 1906.

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