Home to some of the world’s best known attractions, San Francisco boasts the expansive Golden Gate Bridge, the historic penal island of Alcatraz, the wines of the Napa Valley, and iconic Cable Car rides. These places and so much more, make San Francisco a sightseer’s playground and one of the best ways to see the sights is on a San Francisco Charter Bus rental.
Boarding your Charter bus in downtown San Francisco, enjoy the panoramic winding drive through the Marin Headland hills, where in less than an hour you find yourself amidst the ancient Redwoods of Muir Woods. Spanning 560 acres of majestic Redwood forest, Muir Woods provides 6 miles of paved trails. Head back to the city and enjoy world class shops, restaurants, and nightlife. Best known for its farm fresh, ingredient-driven food, don’t miss the chance to indulge in the culinary delights offered at San Francisco restaurants like the Foreign Cinema, Greens and Boulevard. A San Francisco Charter Bus rental is the perfect vehicle to take in the many historic neighborhoods synonymous with San Francisco. Visit the fashionable Nob Hill, a seedy Fisherman’s Wharf, admire the Victorian homes along the steep hills of Pacific Heights, and gaze in wonderment at the stately mansions that line Lombard Street, dubbed “America’s Crookedest Street”.

Napa Valley is a great way to spend the day. Visit some of the large wineries for extensive tours or opt for a more personal touch with the many small wineries in the valley and spend the day wine tasting and picnicking. Be sure to indulge in a relaxing lunch overlooking the terraced grape fields. You may choose to take your San Francisco Charter Bus rental along “the road less traveled” and head for the serenely beautiful and less tourist laden Sonoma Valley. Whichever road you choose, your destination will surely please.
Mission District in the heart of San Francisco’s predominantly Hispanic neighborhood is 24th Street, a colorful collection of restaurants, taquerias, Mexican bakeries, fresh produce markets and specialty shops. Mission Dolores at 16th and Dolores Streets is the oldest structure in San Francisco. Many of The City’s pioneers are buried in an adjacent cemetery. The largest concentration of murals in The City, each reflecting the pleasures, passions and pitfalls of their respective creators, adorn buildings, fences and garage walls throughout the neighborhood.