Alcatraz Island & San Francisco Guided City Tour
See San Francisco landmarks, then tour Alcatraz Island with ferry and audio tour included
Duration
8 hours
Includes
Guided city tour, Alcatraz ferry
Highlights
Explore San Francisco’s landmark neighborhoods and scenic viewpoints on a guided city tour. Then take the ferry to Alcatraz Island for time to explore the former prison at your own pace.
- See the Presidio, Haight-Ashbury, Chinatown, Castro, Nob Hill and Fisherman’s Wharf
- Cross the Golden Gate Bridge and stop at the Palace of Fine Arts, Land’s End and Twin Peaks
- Photograph Sutro Baths, the Pacific coastline and city views from Twin Peaks
- Choose a seafood or pasta lunch in Fisherman’s Wharf or North Beach at your own expense
- Listen to former prisoners and guards on the Alcatraz Cellhouse Audio Tour in your preferred available language
What's Included
- Guided San Francisco city tour
- Alcatraz ferry tickets
- Alcatraz Cellhouse Audio Tour
Important details
- Arrive at Pier 33 at least 30 minutes before your scheduled Alcatraz ferry departure to collect tickets
- Bring a valid ID for every member of your group to collect tickets and board the Alcatraz ferry
- Bring your confirmation email when collecting tickets
Cancellation Policy
Non-refundable and non-changeable.
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FAQs
Bring a valid ID for each member of your group and your confirmation email. Dress in layers and bring sunscreen.
No. You’ll have time to choose lunch in Fisherman’s Wharf or North Beach at your own expense.
Listen to the Cellhouse Audio Tour in English, Spanish, Japanese, French, Italian, German, Dutch, or Mandarin.
Related locations
Alcatraz Island
Admission includedStanding 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.