Top San Francisco Trolley Tours

When Robert Louis Stevenson visited San Francisco in 1879, he declared, "Nob Hill, the Hill of Palaces, must certainly be counted the best part of San Francisco. It is here that millionaires gathered together, vying with each other in display". My Nob Hill tour is a 2-hour walking photo-shoot tour that starts with a Cable Car ride and a visit to a French Gothic Cathedral and ends at the Top of the Mark on the 19th floor of the InterContinental Mark Hopkins Hotel for photographs and beverages at sunset. The eclectic history of Nob Hill includes: * The Gold Rush (not the San Francisco 49r cheerleaders) * The Silver Bonanza (not including Ben Cartwright, Ben, Hoss or Little Joe) * The Transcontinental Railroad * The 1906 Earthquake and Fire, and * A spectacular French-Gothic design Episcopal Cathedral that took nearly 40 years to build. The opportunities for photography are endless on Nob Hill!

Our SF in a Day tour will take you places that no other San Francisco tour does, traversing the city by cable-car, rail & bus to visit enchanted gardens, secret stairs & glorious rooftop vistas, creating an unforgettable experience. You’ll avoid crowds at the tourist hot-spots, while experiencing the culture of SF & learning its history. We’ll start your tour in downtown & take the cable-car up to Nob Hill. From there we go to City Hall &, affter going inside, we walk over to Hayes Valley, a cool spot for morning coffee. After that we head to the Mission District, followed by the Castro. We finish the morning part of the tour in Haight-Ashbury, it's a great place to get some lunch. After that we take you to see an icon of San Francisco, the Painted Ladies, then head over to Macondray Lane. That's followed by a walk down another SF icon, Lombard Street. We finish the tour in Chinatown. By then you’ll have had a fantastic experience of SF & made some beautiful memories to take home.

Visit Monterey, along California’s dramatic and rugged coastline. This exhilarating experience will take you to the nation's most scenic routes from San Francisco to Monterey and Carmel. Admire beautiful farmlands and green fields along the back roads of Monterey County and Salinas Valley where John Steinbeck was born. Take a walk to hidden beaches and see endangered species, including sea otters. Admire surfers negotiating huge waves and hang gliders flying over them along Marina State Beach, where dolphins and whales may swim by. Delight in Monterey’s rich history and experience a vibrant lifestyle and sweeping views along Fisherman's Wharf and Cannery Row. Explore seaside restaurants, quaint shops, the Monterey Bay Aquarium, . Embark on the scenic 17-Mile Drive from Pacific Grove all the way to Pebble Beach and Carmel-by-the-Sea to enjoy breathtaking scenery. Discover the idyllic seaside village of Carmel-by-the-Sea -a world-class shopping destination, with quaint restaurants,