Top San Francisco Bus Tours - page 2

Wow! Does Buddy have a lot of knowledge about San Francisco and the area around. I learned so much. Very comfortable in the van. Could hear him well with his speaker. Easy to understand his instructions when to get back to the bus after walks through Muir Woods and Sausalito

This was actually super awesome!!! We did 3 hours which is the perfect amount of time. 4 hours might have even been good. Takes you through all the highlights of SF. I would recommend this to anyone coming out. It’s not normal something people look to do but it was very fun.

Well worth the fee. Adequate time to immerse yourself in the awesome Muir Woods. Quick look around Sausalito - we opted for a cocktail). On the way back we were able to view the Golden Gate Bridge from a high vantage point - great photos. Our guide Roman, originally from Germany, enlightened and entertained us the entire time and then dropped us each at or near our chosen location.

This was a great way to experience sonoma and Napa valleys. This is perfect if you are hoteling in downtown cos they have a pickup location there (as well as fisherman wharf). It was a comfy bus with abt 20 ppl. Stopped first at a view point of Golden gate for 10 mins. Then an hour drive to winery #1. We went to la Rosche, BR Cohn and maddona for an hour each. And spent about 1.5 hrs at sonoma square for lunch. We travelled with kids 3.5 M and 2 F. The rosche and maddona were very kid friendly. Rosche had the best views with open sitting area with tastings happening in unrestricted outdoorsy environment. They also had the perfect amount of information to share on wine making (not too preachy). Mark led that and was awesome. They were also fairly generous with the variety and quantity of pours. BR cohn had a similar outdoory area but for some reason seated us in a small area near the parking lot for majority of the duration. They were also a bit restrictive. We travelled in march so the vines were just starting to bud out. Not much foliage to see unfortunately. We only glimpsed napa valley (maddona). It seemed nicer than sonoma valley. Tips - no food at any locations. Rosche had some snackers (cheese, pretzels, etc) for purchase. Plan accordingly. Sonama square had a lot of food options. Also a nice play ground for little ones. One the way back- we hopped off at fischerman warf and took a cable car back to union square for the iconic views.

This was a nice cruise for the whole family. Indoor and outdoor seating, good bathrooms and small concesion with regular and alcoholic drinks. The 1 hour tour was guided with an audiorecording and drive to the golden gate and around Alcatraz. Very enjoyable!

What an amazing day! This tour is a MUST. Nino was the most fabulous host/driver for our group and the people on our bus… they absolutely made our day. The vineyards we visited were outstanding. Honestly with the wines and the e people, this was THE best trip I’ve done in a very long time!

Brian is a very experienced guide and his passion for SF is evident in all his choices of what to show you and the commentary/ anecdotes along the way. The small van is perfect for getting to all the sites. Brian also provides a snack with thoughtful choices that tie into SF's culture and history

Even through rain, the Muir Woods is majestic and amazing! We also had a great city tour and learned a lot about San Francisco and the cultural parts of the city. We chose to get off and spend time in Sausalito-which was fabulous. We spent time visiting with a couple who had lost their home in Palisade a year ago. It was a day to remember!