Visit Alcatraz, then join a guided Golden Gate Bridge bike ride to Sausalito
2 Days
Alcatraz ticket, guided bike tour
Explore Alcatraz Island on your booked date, then meet your guide the next day for a scenic bike ride across the Golden Gate Bridge to Sausalito.
Alcatraz departure time is sent about 4 days before your visit; arrive at Pier 33 at least 30 minutes early and bring ID. A rental equipment authorization is required, starting at $100 per regular bike and $500 per electric bike.
Non-refundable once booked. Cancellations and no-shows are charged in full. Alcatraz trips cannot be modified. Bike tour date/time may be rescheduled, but the package remains non-refundable.
No. You visit Alcatraz on your booked date, then you take the guided Golden Gate Bridge bike tour the next day at 10:00 AM.
You’ll receive your Alcatraz departure time about 4 days before your visit.
Bring a valid ID, and make sure all riders’ names are submitted with the booking. Arrive at Pier 33 at least 30 minutes before your departure.
2661 Taylor Street San Francisco, CA US 94133
Standing on the windswept dock as the ferry pulls away from Pier 33, the silhouette of Alcatraz Island grows sharper against the gray-green waters of San Francisco Bay. The island's bleached cellhouse crowns a rocky outcrop surrounded by cold, churning currents that once made escape nearly impossible. Alcatraz Island rewards the curious with peeling paint, rusting iron, and the particular silence of a place that has held soldiers, inmates, and activists within its walls.
The bikes here are in great shape, especially the e-bikes that make tackling San Francisco's hills totally manageable. Staff members get consistently high marks for being helpful and friendly right from the start, taking time to explain routes and share solid suggestions for what to see. The operation seems well-organized, with bikes available for both self-guided adventures and guided tours across the Golden Gate Bridge. Ryan and Adam stand out as exceptional tour guides who really know their stuff. Multiple travelers mention how they bring the city's history alive with fascinating stories and insider knowledge, making the experience feel special rather than just another tourist activity. The tours cover major highlights like the Golden Gate Bridge and can extend to Sausalito, with guides who are patient, encouraging, and genuinely passionate about showing off San Francisco. A couple of mechanical issues have popped up with poor responses from staff, which is worth noting. There's also been some confusion about ferry logistics on the return trip, so do your homework on ticketing before you go. That said, the vast majority of people have fantastic experiences here, particularly on the guided tours where the guides' enthusiasm and expertise really shine through.
SO great! We did the all day rental and loved it. The staff was so friendly and bikes were great!
Paige Rinard
May 24, 2026
SO great! We did the all day rental and loved it. The staff was so friendly and bikes were great!
Paige Rinard
May 24, 2026