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I am struggling to find posts regarding San Francisco tours - just there for one day off P & O arcadia in Feb- perhaps I am looking in the wrong place? Basically I would like to go over the Golden Bridge and have a trip in a tram and see the sights -or possibly Alcatraz

Where would i find info please?

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Here are some tours we have done on Grayline.

http://coachamerica.com/sanfranciscosightseeing/tours_city.cfm

 

The Muir Woods/Sausalito (Giant redwood trees and a beautifull town) is cool. Takes you across the bridge.

 

You can walk to pier 39 and catch 3 different boat tours or ferries, including Alcatraz. There are site-seeing "fake trolley" city tours there, too.

 

 

http://www.gocartours.com/sanfrancisco.html you can also travel by segway or ride a bicycle across the bridge.

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if you want to go to alcatraz, reserve tickets way in advance--and go in the morning. you can leave about 2-3 hours for the whole experience--you set your own time coming back, so you can leave when ready. the boat does not leave at pier 39--but down by the ferry building. you don't need a tour for this--just a cab or muni street car to get there.

 

you can take a cable car up california street (from across the street from the ferry building) if you want to-- you could walk up through china town on kearny or grant ave off the cable car--then catch a bus to the golden gate bridge. or take a 1/2 tour in bus from union square to see the sights. Muir woods is at least 45 minutes north of the bridge by bus (faster in a car). you do get to walk in the massive redwoods--along a creek--flat easy walk.

 

there is so much to see and do--prioritize!!

 

if you like art--there are many many museums and a great science museum in the park and in downtown area. you could end the day with dinner out at the cliff house right on the ocean and above ocean beach...

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