San Francisco’s #1 tourist destination! Fisherman’s Wharf is a bustling hub of activity from morning until after dark. Check out Crab Stands and the picturesque fishing harbor
A bit of nautical history in the heart of the city - National Maritime Park and Historic Ships located at the Hyde Street Pier
Green space for picnics, kite flying friendly gatherings and enjoying sweeping views of San Francisco Bay at night.
Take in spectacular views of the Golden Gate Bridge span from the edge of Crissy Field in the Presidio. The Night Tour does not go to the Golden Gate Bridge.
Stop at the edge of Crissy Field at the edge of the Presidio for a view of the Golden Gate Bridge and entrance to San Francisco Bay. Night tours do not go to or over the bridge. Night Tour does ot go to or on Golden Gate Bridge.
For 218 years, the Presidio served as an army post for three nations. World and local events, from military campaigns to World Fairs and earthquakes, left their mark. See centuries of architecture and a national cemetery. We will ride past an historic airfield, through forests and along beaches, and take in spectacular vistas
The Marina is a picturesque neighborhood of Art Deco structures with nearby Union Street the center of attention in Cow Hollow
Monumental structure originally constructed for the 1915 Panama-Pacific Exposition in order to exhibit works of art presented there. One of only a few surviving structures from the Exposition.
The heart of the city. Beautiful plaza surrounded by amazing restaurants and world class shopping. Cable Cars crisscross this area of the city.
The Transamerica Pyramid onCe disliked now beloved towers over the Financial District and Embarcadero Center in SF
Every evening the Bay Lights turn the San Francisco Bay Bridge into a shimmering, mesmerizing nighttime LED light sculpture. The Bay lights are returning in the Fall 2025
The Dragon Gate is the traditional stone archway greeting visitors to Chinatown since 1970
See the Dragon’s Gate and travel through the center of Chinatown. San Francisco's is the oldest Chinatown in North America and the largest Chinese enclave outside Asia.
Coit Tower is a beacon on top of Telegraph Hill
Travel through San Francisco's Little Italy and see Washington Square Park
Known worldwide as the "crookedest street" The stop at Lombard and driving down Lombard st. is depending on traffic conditions.
Pier 39 Famous for its sunbathing sea lions, shopping and nearby is the Ferry Arch framing the bay
Anthony was great very considerate and a great way to see SanFrancisco! We had a great time and got some great pictures. Saw tons and got our bearings in a new city. Highly recommend.
Brian was a fabulous tour guide and driver. It was a cool and windy night and he made sure we had blankets to snuggle under. The Tuk Tuk is great fun because it’s so colorful and festive and pedestrians smile, point and wave as we drove by. He took us to all the usual sightseeing highlights, but what made this trip extra special was Brian’s great stories and insights. We’ve been on several sightseeing tours of San Francisco, but his insights into the history and politics of the city made the time fly. He’s led an interesting life and his intellect makes him a very interesting conversationalist about the successes and challenges of the city.
Anthony was very informative and fun. He showed us everything we wanted to see and more. If you want a relaxing but fun way to experience San Francisco, this is it!
We were visiting our son in San Francisco and were looking for something different to do as we had been on many tours. Meera was a fantastic guide - fun, informative and she changed the tour slightly since we had already seen some of the sights. She was so much fun and very willing to take photos at many stops - highly recommend Meera and Tuk Tuk Tours!
Thoroughly enjoyable evening with JoJo. Despite his onboard microphone breaking we saw all the best parts of the city, the highlights being a descent of Lombard Street, a visit to the foot of the Golden Gate Bridge and a sneaky look at Lucasfilms HQ in the Presidio
Fun way to spend a couple of hours seeing the city at night! Meera did such a great job with our tour, taking group photos, navigating the city streets, and sharing the city’s history along the way. There are several photo stops. The heated seats are a nice touch, and if you like, disco lights can be turned on. The meeting spot in Umbrella Alley is perfect to see some mural art as well!
Brian was so nice and accommodating and we had the best time and tour with Jojo. We learned so many new things and interesting facts about the city and places we visited, even though we had lived in the city before. We had some stunning views, we went to the GG bridge and palace of Fine arts, through the Presidio Coit tower and many places in between. Jojo had us laughing entertained, the whole time and we were cozy warm with blankets they provided and the heated seats! What a wonderful way to see and learn about the city and get some great photos too! I hope to go again next visit to SF!
We had a blast on the Tuk Tuk! From the moment our carriage arrived, lights a blazing, we knew we were in for a fun night. Our guide, Laila, was playful and knowledgeable and made our time great. We loved the disco lights and the tunes kept the energy high. As we moved through San Francisco, people waved and looked on with envy. This was a fantastic experience!
Tuk Tuk tour states up to 6 persons in a tuk tuk. However the girl who booked it for us at the office said that they very rarely put 6 adults together. We had a lady with us and that was ideal. The seats were heated which was very welcome and Leila was a fantastic guide. She really threw herself into her work. Enthusiastic, funny and very knowledgeable about the City. Could not have been more helpful at the end of the tour to get us where we needed to go. All in all thoroughly recommend, try and get Leila if you can.
Not as advertised. Our guide did not know streets at night and as such drove around more in neighborhoods, taking corners and eventually I got motion sickness. He spent so much time talking about resident hotels and his 6.5 years in China that it was boring. We only got out three times to take photos (civic center, golden gate, and stupid Yoda fountain). You could not take pictures from the Tuk Tuk because he never stopped and the sides were too high up you had to duck down below the top. Honestly, this was a waste of money. The advertisement said we would go to Fisherman's Wharf, Embarcadero, Bay Bridge, Coit Tower - we did none of these. We spent a lot of time in the Presidio area - not even something listed. With only two dayts in San Fran we thought this would get uis around to see most highlights. That was wrong. Do not waste your money unless you just want to drive around and have people point at the cool lights spaying LUCKY across the top. Not fun and not worth half the price even.
We loved it ! A unique tour of San Francisco by Tuktuk! We had magnificent weather, the starting point is just magical and worth the detour with all the murals and the multicolored umbrellas. Thank you very much to Jojo our guide for his good humor and for giving us a tailor-made tour based on what we had already seen. He knows SFO really well and is very nice! We laughed a lot. The tuktuk is equipped with heated seats and blankets, which is really a plus! The tuktuk is open and you can therefore enjoy a multitude of views We were 6 women and we highly recommend it for an original and fun visit (with good weather it's perfect or otherwise cover up well) thanks again Jojo
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