Things to do in San Francisco

Yosemite in September boasts crisp autumn weather, perfect for strolling. However, the majestic waterfalls of spring and summer are merely a shadow of their former selves by autumn, though this does not detract from the national park's magnificent grandeur. This tour departs from the Marriott Hotel in the morning, with a stop at a rest area where you can purchase breakfast and lunch at the supermarket, Wendy's, or KFC (there's also a restaurant at the visitor center). Along the way, the driver enthusiastically narrates the history and stories of San Francisco and Yosemite. Upon reaching photo spots, the driver will slow down or allow everyone to disembark. Dinner will be at the same rest stop on the return journey. Overall, the tour is packed with fun, and the driver is enthusiastic, but the price is a bit expensive, with no other major flaws.

An enjoyable trip with our tour guide, Ms Hannah. Pickup was punctual & the journey was pleasant. Hannah was a fantastic guide explaining to us all about the Yosemite. The hike to see Giant Sequoia was around 3.5km & we sweat a lot after the end of hike. Yosemite Valley with waterfall & the scenery was splendid..Two thumbs up for this trip!

Cruise around the bay and have a close up look at the Golden Gate Bridge and Famous Alcatraz Island where the most notorious criminal are being locked up in the past.

had a lovely day trip out of SF city centre to Muir woofs and sausalito, ending off with Alcatraz tour. timing of the activities were spaced just nicely

The tour guide was very considerate and kept giving us water, fearing that we would be dehydrated. The trip was very smooth, and we spent five hours in the park and hiked, which was very enjoyable. Even if there were delays, it was mostly due to group members not following the rules. I would like to give a thumbs up to the hard-working tour guide!

Lotton was a great tour guide and great driver. Knew so much about San Francisco, Yosemite, and the State of California. And he has a cool playlist.

it was a really great experience. the bus stops at all the important places and the narrative on the headphones was surprisingly good. if you don’t want to navigate the chaos of traffic on the Golden Gate Bridge this tour is for you

The Alcatraz Island and Golden Gate Bridge cruise is very convenient. If you want to photograph these two landmarks in San Francisco, taking a boat to get closer offers the best shots. The island provides Chinese audio guides, which is very convenient, and you can see that Americans have a system for managing national park tourism. Note that the island's shops don't open until 10:30 AM!

It was amazing! It was my first time in San Francisco and I was so happy that the clouds cleared up just in time as we were cruising! Really amazing views and the commentary was on point. just enough to catch my attention but also quite peaceful.