San Francisco Bus and Bike Adventure
San Francisco Bus and Bike Adventure
- The hop-on, hop-off tour allows you to take countless rides on the sightseeing buses and board and get off the transport as many times as you need.
- Pre-recorded verbal guides are available in multiple global languages. You can choose among English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, and Portuguese, whichever one you choose according to your understanding.
- Cross the Golden Gate Bridge either by bus or by riding across it with your rental bikes.
- The San Francisco Sightseeing Bus and Bike Tour wraps most of the iconic locations of the city- Crooked Street, Embarcadero Waterfront, Golden Gate Park, Alamo Square, Chinatown, North Beach, and much more.
For the hop-on, hop-off bus tour, you can board the bus from any stop on the route. And for the bike tour, you can rent a bike from Fisherman’s Wharf (2661 Taylor Street, San Francisco). You can enjoy the tour with your eyes from the upper deck of open-top buses in a single go, or you can get off the bus at any stop of your choice to stroll and delve into the attractions.
- Explore the city at your own speed and time without worrying about missing the bus or hurrying with fear of missing out on the tour.
- Choose which stop to hop off at and which to skip.
- Visit the hidden gems of San Francisco, where buses can’t take you, on bikes.
- The San Francisco Sightseeing Bus and Bike Tour.
- Listen to the captivating audio commentary throughout your bus journey.
Tour Stops
- Unlimited rides all over the city for 1 day
- Audio Guides in multiple languages
- Complimentary Headphones
- Free Wi-Fi on buses
- Rental Bikes with a rear rack, locks, and a water bottle holder
- Front bags for bikes
- Helmets to ensure safety
- A detailed map of San Francisco
- An English-speaking live Guide
- Wheelchair and stroller accessible transportation (buses)
- Entry tickets to landmarks
- Snacks and Beverages
- Other consumables
- Reward / Recompense (recommended)
- Night Tour
- Boat Cruise
- Personal Expenses
You need to provide us with your personal details, including your email address, while booking the ticket(s). Once the full payment for the ticket(s) is made, you must check your email inbox for a confirmation email containing the voucher, redemption details, and other necessary information. Children below 2 years can travel without tickets.
To get a full refund for the tickets, you need to cancel them at least 72 hours before the scheduled travel date. If a ticket is cancelled within the 4 days before the tour (including the tour day), no refund will be provided. If you don’t show up for any of the tours, no refund will be provided. If you want to make amendments, such as changing the tour date or time, you must contact the support team up to 72 hours in advance of departure. After that, no changes will be made.
Do I need cycling experience?
You must know how to ride a bike. Not necessarily on a higher level. Simply, an average rider would easily be able to enjoy the tour. There is no need for prior experience. If you are a beginner, that’s also fine.
Where do I start my tour?
You can start the San Francisco hop-on hop-off tour from any of the designated stops located on the bus route. Or for a full loop, you can hop on the bus from the first stop, the Visitors' Center at 99 Jefferson St, San Francisco, CA 94133, USA. And for the bike tour, you first need to rent a bike from the Fisherman’s Wharf (2661 Taylor Street, San Francisco).
Can I bring my own bike?
No, you cannot bring your own bike. For the Bike Sightseeing Tour, we charge money for a rental bike and provide you with not just the bike but also the other essential equipment like helmets, maps, racks, locks, bottle holders, etc.
Do I have to use my bus ticket and bike ticket on the same day?
No, there is no such compulsion that you have to use both bus and bike tour tickets on the same day. You can either use them on the same day or on 2 consecutive days.
Is the bike included?
Yes, the bikes are provided by us with most of the essential and safety equipment.
