Magical San Francisco Day Tours – Picture yourself in magical San Francisco and exploring the San Francisco Bay area, dining at the city's finest local restaurants, or learning more about San Francisco's beautiful neighborhoods and rich culture all bundled together in a spectacular all-day tour. Tours departs daily, with pick up between 9a.m.- 9:45 a.m.

• Tours return late afternoon. This tour is designed to orientate you with the city's beauty and grandeur, leaving you with a lasting impression of all that San Francisco has to offer.
• Our San Francisco Day Tour package includes
• Complimentary breakfast
• Guest Room.
• Complimentary 2 tickets for San Francisco Day tour

Package Rate is $129 Friday - Sunday. Subject to availabilty.  [Top]

Want to find out more about these magical attractions?
San Francisco Day Tour includes tour of following attractions: Chinatown, Fisherman's Wharf, Victorian Homes, Golden Gate Park, Palace of Fine Arts, North Beach, Presidio National Park, Awe-inspiring views of Alcatraz, and the Pacific Ocean

The Tour will make scheduled stop at:

• Vista Point at Golden Gate Bridge
• Twin Peaks – breath-taking hilltop panoramic views of the City (weather permitting)
• Other stops and photo opportunities will be recommended by your tour guide  [Top]

Find out more about these attractions:

• Chinatown – A cultural journey into one of the largest Chinese quarters outside of Asia. Start at the green-and-ocher gateway (a gift from Taiwan) at Grant Avenue and Bush Street for a tour of herbalists, souvenir shops, restaurants and jewelry dealers. The narrow, crowded streets and alleys of the 24-square-block area are best explored on foot (parking is difficult). Shops open as early as 9:30 a.m., closing about 9:30 p.m.

• Golden Gate Park – The Park, which opened in 1870 on a barren stretch of sand dunes, today boasts more than 6,000 varieties of plants and a redwood memorial grove. The 1,017-acre park encompasses the Japanese Tea Garden, M. H. de Young Museum (closed until 2005), California Academy of Sciences, the Strybing Arboretum and Botanical Gardens, Conservatory of Flowers, a herd of buffalo, and two windmills. There are also miles of hiking, jogging, skating and biking trails.

• Palace of Fine Arts – Have you ever wondered about the history of the Palace of Fine Arts, the magnificent home of the Exploratorium? Created as part of the 1915 Panama-Pacific International Exposition, the Palace was designed as a "valentine for San Francisco" by renowned architect Bernard Maybeck, and was made to last one year. The people of San Francisco decided to keep the imposing structure which, over time, held art exhibitions, telephone books, and army jeeps.

• North Beach – San Francisco's North Beach neighborhood is also known as Little Italy.

• Golden Gate Bridge – Described as one that "couldn't be built," the famous bridge opened in 1937 to become the most photographed man-made structure in the world. Its distinctive international orange spans 1.2 miles/2 km between San Francisco and the Marin Headlands. The suspension bridge design permits a sway of 27 ft./8 m at midspan. A pedestrian sidewalk provides one of the most dramatic and beautiful views anywhere in the city.

• Twin Peaks – Twin Peaks provides sweeping views of the Golden Gate Bridge, Alcatraz, Angel Island, Yerba Buena Island, Berkeley, Oakland, Downtown San Francisco and much of the San Francisco Bay and beyond.  [Top]