Combo Package: Muir Woods & Evening City Sightseeing by Tower Tours

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Duration: 7h 30m
Location: Muir Woods National Monument, Mill Valley, CA United States | Mill Valley, United States


Category: Day Trips & Excursions

Highlights:
Unique nighttime perspective of iconic San Francisco sights
Towering redwoods & naturalist history at the Muir Woods
Charming bayside streets & marinas of small-town Sausalito
Chance to cross over the scenic spans of Golden Gate Bridge
Views of North Beach, Fisherman's Wharf & Bay Bridge

Inclusions:
Self-guided tour of Muir Woods National Monument
Guided tour of San Francisco
Entrance fee to Muir Woods National Monument
Roundtrip transportation from select San Francisco hotels
Live tour commentary provided in English

Description:

Wander through cathedral-like forests, catch glimpses of charming bayside towns, and explore the waterfront of the City by the Bay. Embark on an excursion through the Muir Woods National Monument, Sausalito, and San Francisco's iconic neighborhoods on this evening adventure.

Leaving from downtown, hop aboard a comfortable coach bus and head over the Golden Gate Bridge, making a photo stop along the way so you can capture remarkable images of its sun-soaked span. Continue on to Muir Woods and learn about famed naturalist John Muir, whose life's work helped inspire generations of Americans to preserve sights like these. Gaze up at towering redwoods, look for the fluttering wings of stellar jays, and wander down pine needle-laden trails.

Meander back into civilization as you ride down to Sausalito, whose small town vibes and quiet lanes offer a respite from the hustle and bustle of the big city. From there, make your way back to San Francisco for a cruise by the grand architecture at the Palace of Fine Arts, the bobbing boats of Fisherman's Wharf, and the colorful shops and restaurants of North Beach.

As the final hints of light fade from the night sky, find yourself in an opportune spot to gaze at the twinkling lights of the Bay Bridge, whose illuminated span skips from San Francisco to Treasure Island before landing in Oakland.