Castro Theatre

Embark on a fun and unique tour experience as you explore San Francisco in an open-air convertible Jeep. See more of the city in less time, visit famous locations, and enjoy entertaining commentary from your local guide along the way. Tick off all the sights on your bucket list, choosing between the most iconic landmarks in San Francisco, including the Golden Gate Bridge, Fisherman's Wharf, Littly Italy, Chinatown, Ferry Building, and the Painted Ladies at Alamo Square. Enjoy an intimate private tour experience in a comfortable open-air vehicle as you explore the diverse terrain and sights of the Bay Area. 2 Hour tour highlights include: Fisherman's Wharf, Dungeness crab stands, and picturesque fishing harbors, The Palace of Fine Arts, crossing the Golden Gate Bridge to the Marin Headlands, The Presidio, Marina District, Union Square, North Beach Little Italy, Dragon’s Gate in Chinatown, and Lombard Street - the most crooked street (traffic permitting) 3 Hour route covers more amazing sites: Ocean Beach, Golden Gate Park (De Young, Academy of Sciences, Conservatory of Flowers), Haight Ashbury, The Castro, and the Castro Theatre (optional stop), Mission Dolores Park, and street murals (optional stop), Alamo Square and the Painted Ladies, City Hall, Davies Symphony Hall, War Memorial Opera House, Asian Art Museum and more.

See the San Francisco sights you want to see and see them at a pace that suits your group with a private tuk-tuk tour. Your friends and family can cover more ground in an eco-friendly Tuk Tuk than they ever could on foot. Climb San Francisco’s tallest hills in this small but mighty vehicle. Marvel at the sparkling San Francisco Bay and city skyline, and enjoy the sights and smells of Fisherman’s Wharf. Your experienced, entertaining tour guide narrates your 2-hour excursion, stopping often for Instagram-worthy photos! Meet your tour guide in Fisherman’s Wharf. Private tours are perfect for 5 riders per Tuk Tuk (6 guests are ok with a group that includes children and adults). Larger groups can rent multiple Tuk Tuks to cruise around together. 2 Hour tour highlights include: Fisherman's Wharf, Dungeness crab stands, and picturesque fishing harbors, The Palace of Fine Arts, Fort Point located underneath the Golden Gate Bridge, The Presidio, Marina District, Union Square, North Beach Little Italy, Dragon’s Gate in Chinatown, and Lombard Street - the most crooked street (traffic permitting) 3 Hour route covers more amazing sites: Ocean Beach, Golden Gate Park (De Young, Academy of Sciences, Conservatory of Flowers), Haight Ashbury, The Castro, and the Castro Theatre (optional stop), Mission Dolores Park, and street murals (optional stop), Alamo Square and the Painted Ladies, City Hall, Davies Symphony Hall, War Memorial Opera House, Asian Art Museum and more. 

Make the most of San Francisco's unique geography and history on a 3-hour urban hiking tour and get breathtaking views with your workout. Explore the secret stairways, hilltops, and hiking trails of the city and discover hidden forests of eucalyptus and more. Whether you've been in San Francisco for 10 minutes, 10 days, or 10 years, you're guaranteed to see something new. This hike is 5 miles (8 kilometers) and takes 3 hours to complete in full. It is moderately strenuous due to hills and stairways, but for the active will provide alternative views of this Californian city for a unique San Francisco experience.

Experience San Francisco's Castro District on a private tour, where you can delve into the neighborhood's rich LGBTQ history with a personal guide. Begin at Harvey Milk Plaza, a landmark dedicated to the civil rights icon, and visit his former residence and camera shop, a pivotal site in the history of gay rights activism. Continue to the historic Castro Theatre, where the vibrant rainbow flag proudly flies, symbolizing unity and diversity. Your guide will share stories of Castro's transformation into a sanctuary for LGBTQ individuals and the vital role it played during the AIDS epidemic. As you stroll through this lively neighborhood, discover the origins of the rainbow flag, a worldwide symbol of LGBTQ pride, and gain insights into the challenges and triumphs of the community. This personalized tour ensures an enriching and intimate exploration of one of San Francisco's most iconic and culturally significant districts.

Immerse yourself in two authentic San Francisco neighborhoods: Castro, America's first gay neighborhood, and the Mission District, the city's oldest Hispanic neighborhood. During a colorful guided tour in French, with a group of up to 10 people, you'll discover an artistic and alternative San Francisco. You can't miss it: the Rainbow Flag, that gigantic rainbow-colored flag, tells you that you've arrived in Castro. From Harvey Milk Plaza to the famous Castro Theatre and the former photo store of America's first openly gay elected official, you'll learn more about the history of the LGBT community and this neighborhood, which has become one of the trendiest in the city. As you move closer to the neighboring Mission district, you'll have the opportunity to contemplate the magnificent Victorian houses and the murals that adorn their walls. The blue house that Maxime le Forestier sang about does exist, and it's right in front of your eyes! After visiting Mission Dolores, the city's oldest building, you'll take a stroll down Dolores Street, a vibrant street lined with palm trees, before immersing yourself in the world of street art in the Latin Quarter. The giant mural at the Women's Building and the urban graffiti of Clarion Alley will give you a good idea of the talent of the artists in this open-air art gallery. Next, head to Valencia Street to soak up the good vibes of this lively thoroughfare in the Mission District. You'll find atypical local boutiques, Mexican taquerias, thrift shops, and independent bookstores that are sure to make your mouth water. Before concluding your tour, discover the history of the Liberty Hill District, San Francisco's first "suburb." From simple cottages to Victorian mansions, you'll appreciate the diversity of architectural styles found in these typical homes, some of which date back to the late 19th century, such as the sublime John McMullen House. To round off your visit in style, head to the top of Dolores Park for a breathtaking view of the city and the distant skyscrapers of downtown.