Escape from the bustling streets of San Francisco on a half-day excursion to Muir Woods National Park and the charming Sausalito, often hailed as the prettiest village in California! Embark on a journey across the iconic Golden Gate Bridge and traverse the rugged coastal mountains of Marin County. Marvel at the stunning vistas of the San Francisco Bay and the valleys that were once home to the Coastal Miwok. Our initial destination is the Muir Woods National Monument, where ancient groves of Giant Redwoods (Sequoia Sempervirens) stand tall along Redwood Creek. And you'll have 90 minutes to explore the park at your own pace. Afterward, pay a visit to the delightful coastal town of Sausalito, a Mediterranean-style gem adorned with charming shops, art galleries, and waterfront eateries. If an hour in Sausalito isn't sufficient for you, you can extend your visit and return to San Francisco at your leisure by ferry. The ferry fare is not included unless you opt for this upgraded choice during booking. The ferry ride provides stunning views of Alcatraz Island and the San Francisco skyline and takes approximately 20 minutes, docking at Pier 41 in the heart of Fisherman's Wharf. If you prefer to return by bus, simply relax on our comfortable buses, and we'll transport you back to San Francisco to conclude this memorable day. We'll drop you off at the same departure locations: 478 Post St. (Union Square) or 2805 Leavenworth (Fisherman's Wharf Area).
Such an amazing experience!
it was a good experience and seeing the Sequoia trees up close. And the woods/parks ethos of looking after/protecting the woods was good. The boardwalks were in good repair.
Muir Woods spettacolare, Sausalito carina ma un po’ una trappola per turisti. La guida interessante nella prima parte, dopo un po’ però noiosa e poco interessante
Great your. Our driver/guide was very knowledgeable and funny. Gave us a fun narrative on our ride.
Good day.
au top 👌
super organisiert und pünktlich, die Zeit bei Muir Woods etwas knapp bemessen, der Fahrer hat super viel Informationen geteilt, aber es war etwas "unpersönlich". Aber das ist Geschmackssache. Auf jeden Fall trotzdem sehr zu empfehlen!