Explore The Bay Area in style
Adventure Tours
The San Francisco Bay Area is loaded with amazing destinations to visit and explore. You can visit the Iconic sites, or find your own new, soon-to-be favorite locations. Let us show you around.
Everywhere you look . . .
There’s a heart! Did you know that San Francisco is covered in heart statues? If you check out multiple places around the city you’re bound to see some of the iconic San Francisco hearts.
Sometimes the favorites are the best.
Favorite sites are iconic for a reason.
Everyone loves the painted ladies, and if you are lucky enough to be a Bay Area resident, you can picnic and see them again and again, on your own, or every time a new family member or friend comes to visit you! Visiting the Painted Ladies on Postcard Row makes us all get those reminiscent feels, no matter where you look! Everywhere, even!
Let’s hit the classics.
You can visit your choice of many well-known city sites such as The Crookedest Street In The World (Lombard Street), neighboring local vistas, and a selection of beautiful and unique parks. Some favorites are highlighted below . . .
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San Francisco City
Check out California's most unique city! From Fisherman's Wharf by the bay to the Sutro Baths on the Pacific, San Francisco's classic 7 by 7 miles is home to about 900 thousand people. The city is also home to the downtown financial district (FiDi), the famous Golden Gate Bridge, and the iconic Painted Ladies.
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Monterey City Tour
Monterey, on California's rugged central coast, was once a hub for the sardine packing industry. Now that same area is called Cannery Row and is home to popular converted factories that sport shopping. seafood restaurants, and interesting bars and nightlife. The famous Monterey Bay Aquarium has interactive exhibits and thousands of marine animals and plants on display. Old-growth redwoods, hiking, swimming, and picnicking are also popular in charming Monterey.
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Muir Woods Park Tour
Muir Woods is a beautiful and unique National Monument and redwood sanctuary located about 10 miles north of the Golden Gate Bridge. You and your friends can walk remarkable winding paths among 800 year-old trees that reach 250 feet tall. If you've never seen ancient redwoods, this might just be the Frisco Limo trip to take first!
