Skip to main content
Beyond San Francisco

All San Francisco Tours & Excursions in 2026

800+ results

What are people saying about San Francisco

Abbie_A, Jun 2026
Great if you have one day...
Great if you have one day to see Yosemite as a solo traveller. It is a long day and long drive but got see some good spots and even a bear. :) Been told July and August you can expect queues for a good couple of hours at the entrance and if this was the case it would have had a big impact on the day. Luckily took all of 2 minutes, I went on 7th June. Viktor was knowledgeable and fun and catered to everyone. Beware that non American residents will need to pay an extra $100 unless you have an annual pass. The annual pass can be used for a family of 4, I believe, so would work out cheaper if you are travelling as a family. Overall a great day. Thank you.
WANDA_K, Jun 2026
It was a wonderful tour...
It was a wonderful tour to see the sights of the city before heading to GG bridge, Muir Woods and Sausalito. Our tour guide, Sully, was WONDERFUL! His knowledge about the history of the city, with his friendly personality, made this an extra-special tour.
Janet_R, Jun 2026
the vehicle taken was...
the vehicle taken was very nice, spacious, clean. The tourists were able to see out of the windows. Our driver was very alert to her driving. We felt safe. Anya was very welcoming to the tourists, made learned our names right away and asked where we were from. Made us feel comfortable and eager to begin the trip. Anya was well received in explaining CA information as we went along on the tour. I thought she was delightful and interesting. The time at Muir Woods was wonderful, we had enough time to walk through the whole park. Our time in Sausalito was not long enough, but we did have time to eat lunch and walk around a bit.
Kara_N, Jun 2026
Must do food tour!
Scott was a fun and knowledgeable tour guide with a real passion for teaching visitors about the history of San Francisco. We enjoyed an incredible variety of food—BBQ pork buns, Peking duck, noodles, pot stickers, sesame balls, fudge, salt water taffy, margherita pizza, and cannoli. Along the way, we saw memorable sights like the Bruce Lee mural, City Lights Bookstore, Café Trieste (where Coppola wrote part of the Godfather), the Banksy mural, and the Jazz mural. The tea tasting at Vital Tea Leaf was a highlight, and the four hours flew by. If you’re on the fence about a Viator food tour, don’t hesitate. Book now and ask for Scott for your guide!
en
ddfe06f5-0bd7-4b58-839e-ae76b32f3d32
things_to_do

If you're heading to the City by the Bay, it's fitting to begin your explorations by boat. Get romantic aboard a vessel that cruises right under the Golden Gate Bridge, or indulge your macabre side on an Alcatraz Island day trip. Once you're back on dry land, there's more to see: San Francisco tours range from street-food crawls, and Chinatown walks to hop-on, hop-off bus circuits that make navigating those famous hills easier. And don't forget to spend some time beyond city limits. With blockbuster attractions from Wine Country and Yosemite to Muir Woods nearby, it'd be rude not to.

People Also Ask