Pedal from Fisherman’s Wharf to Sausalito on a scenic coastal bike tour with a local guide. Cross the iconic Golden Gate Bridge and explore the charming waterfront town of Sausalito.
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Enjoy an electric-powered bike ride across the world-famous Golden Gate Bridge on a guided 3-hour coastal cycling adventure from Fisherman’s Wharf to Sausalito. Take in sweeping views of San Francisco Bay, Alcatraz, and the Marin Headlands while learning fascinating local history.
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Experience one of San Francisco’s most iconic adventures on a guided bike tour from Fisherman’s Wharf to Sausalito, featuring unforgettable views and rich local history. This easy, mostly flat ride is perfect for all skill levels, making it a scenic and approachable outing for both beginners and seasoned cyclists.
Your journey begins at Fisherman’s Wharf, passing through the charming Marina District and Aquatic Park Cove, with a photo stop at the Palace of Fine Arts. Pedal along Crissy Field and ascend to the Golden Gate Bridge, where sweeping panoramas of San Francisco Bay, Alcatraz Island, and the Marin Headlands await. As you ride across the bridge, your expert guide will share captivating insights into its engineering marvels and the city’s colorful past.
Upon arrival in Sausalito, a picturesque waterfront town known for its galleries, boutiques, and cafes, enjoy some leisure time to explore. You can return to San Francisco by biking back, hopping on a ferry (ticket not included), or, during peak season, take advantage of a bike drop-off service (additional fee) for added convenience. This tour offers a perfect blend of active sightseeing, local culture, and natural beauty.
Bay City Bike Shop Check-In
Fisherman’s Wharf
Marina District & Palace of Fine Arts
Crissy Field(Pass by)
Golden Gate Bridge
Sausalito
Explore at Your Leisure(Pass by)
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Bay City Bike Rentals & Tours
USD 75
Fun and exciting tour! High quality bikes with very helpful staff and a highly knowledgeable tour guide Eli. Highly recommend to first time visitors to SF.