SAN FRANCISCO
San Francisco’s best, in one place.
San Francisco’s 12 most-booked audio tours, side by side. Each one with its price, its run time and the operator, plus a straight read on what you actually get for the money.
Official Alcatraz ferry and admission from Pier 33, plus a start-to-finish audio companion tour and optional night access.
Most Popular“Was great to walk around and see everything at your own pace and the audio options were a great addition”
Official Alcatraz audio tour with free app audio packages, ferry access, and flexible exploring time, plus optional Bay or bike combos.
“This was a great experience. We had no issues using the vouchers and truly enjoyed both activities. It was a great deal.”
Alcatraz Inside Access ferry and official audio tour, plus a night option. Plan for hills, limited food, and time on the island.
“Really neat experience. Highly recommend! Book ahead of your trip because it is very popular and sells out. Self guided audio tour around and inside Alcatraz. Definitely recommend if you’re in the area. Easy pick-up at one of the piers at fisherman’s wharf area. Took the 4:45pm tour. The time of day and the fact…”
Ride SF’s iconic cable cars with a recorded audio tour stopping at downtown, Chinatown, Nob Hill, North Beach, and ending near Fisherman’s Wharf.
“The check out process online is simple, quick, efficient. Though if you’re anything like me, and know absolutely NOTHING about this city, this is a good way to screw you over. Purchasing on this site triples, (and still a little more the cost) of what a single trip normally costs at the booth. Overall, a…”
Self-guided Embarcadero audio tour on climate change: sea level rise, storm surges, Ferry Building and piers. Download offline on VoiceMap.
“I loved the Sand Castles tour! I learned so much about the present and the history of this area. I loved how the piece was put together -- the interesting people who spoke, the clear directions on where to walk, the warmth, humor, engagement, music, and sounds that all made me feel like I was…”
Self-guided Muir Woods audio tour with offline stories and hands-free playback. Drive in, walk a loop, learn redwood ecology.
“No network connection and the route being given by Park Staff made it hard pressed to identify Redwoods in the distance. Small Grove on the side of a mountain located in area with no stopping area”
Self-guided Japantown audio walk with Benkyodo manju, Bop City jazz history, and resistance stories. Offline audio and maps included.
“It’s perfectly paced, and there were times when you could pause and explore the spots she covered more in-depth.”
Drive Point Reyes National Seashore with GPS-triggered audio stories, optional hikes, and big wildlife moments from Tomales Point to the lighthouse.
“Good tour going, but problem coming back . Heard same narration but not at appropriate time returning from lighthouse. Detour now well noticed returning from lighthouse.”
A self-guided SF audio drive with 43+ stories, offline access, and great value for groups. Drive at your pace from Alamo Square to the Golden Gate.
“Have alternate GPS available, so that you can get back on track, as guide does not tell you that you've taken the wrong route”
A private SF cable car tour with an audio guide, stopping at Powell, Union Square, Chinatown, Nob Hill, the Cable Car Museum, North Beach, and Fisherman’s Wharf.
“Don't waste your $$. There was no check-in, no audio tour, no nothing. Cable car ticket wasn't included, either. I received an email stating that I would recieve an email and login for that part and never did. Just go to the MUNI station by the cable car turnaround and buy a $9 ticket by…”
A private San Francisco cable car night ride with an English audio tour, plus quick stops in Union Square, Chinatown, North Beach, and Fisherman’s Wharf.
“I had anticipated a night ride on the cable car, which unfortunately did not occur, despite my payment of $46 for a 2-for-1, 1-3 hour tour. Furthermore, it seems none of the seven drivers were aware of the night audio tour.”
Self-guided GPS audio tour of the Golden Gate Bridge with offline narration and epic SF views, ending in Sausalito for $7.99.
“Never received information. Never opened the tour. Got absolutely nothing for my money. Horrible experience for all of my San Francisco tours. Total waste of money.”
From Alcatraz and the Golden Gate to the redwoods, wine country and the coast. Every way to spend a day in and around the city.
