Things to do in Alcatraz Island

comfy ride going around sf. if you are short on time and want an overview of all the key touristy places in san francisco this is a good tour to do so. there are some places that can’t bring you to such as the painted ladies as tour buses cant go there. thanks to michelle and judith for the nice tour.

easy to find the pier, got onboard quickly and it wasn’t too busy on the day I went. they have audio to talk about places the cruise went through

There's no need to arrive too early; about 20 minutes beforehand is fine. Even if you don't arrive at Pier 33 early, as long as you get there before the boat departs and exchange your ticket, you'll be fine. You'll need to go to the ticket booth first to exchange for a physical ticket. Once you arrive, you can explore on your own following the suggested route, and there are also audio guides available in various languages. After completing the Alcatraz tour, you can walk to the pier to catch the next available boat back to the bay. Upon returning to the bay, you can walk to the ticket exchange point at Pier 39 to continue with a one-hour bay cruise. Please note that the QR code for this ticket exchange will be sent to your email, not the Klook QR code. You can choose your preferred cruise time when exchanging your ticket. The cruise will take you under the Golden Gate Bridge, allowing you to admire the bridge from a different perspective.

safety: All smooth. The tour was trully an experience worth remembering both Alcatraz and the cruise. itinerary: Expect more walking, wear your comfortable shoes. Prepare your QR codes and be 30 minutes ahead on time. attractions on route: For Alcatraz, Self guided tour is extraordinary. For the cruise better be early to choose best seats in the boat. service: Very good. value for money: Worth it. Free photos after the tour of the cruise.

Want to see the Golden Gate bridge up close? You will on this cruise! Audio has lots of good information on the bay, sites nearby, Alcatraz, and of course, the Golden Gate bridge. 1 hour cruise was worth the time and price. Lots of photo opportunities, it can get chilly, so be prepared. Drinks and snacks are available, and lots of indoor seating. Of course the best views are on the deck!

It's fun to ride a scooter around Fisherman's Wharf. The navigation system has many points of interest, so you can choose whether to detour to them based on your reservation time. It also helps you avoid extremely steep uphill climbs (otherwise, you'd be pushing your scooter back down! 🤣).

This was a truly rare experience! We got to step onto the dirt of a Major League Baseball field and visit many areas that are usually off-limits to fans. We gained a deep understanding of the Giants' history, and our tour guide was incredibly humorous and engaging. Plus, after the tour, everything in the team store was 20% off. I highly recommend this for any baseball fan!

See what you came to see! Start with the giant redwoods, including the drive-through tree, then pass by waterfalls and El Capitan, and explore Yosemite Valley.