San Francisco Alcatraz Tour & Bike, Bus or Cruise Combo
Tour Alcatraz’s cellhouse, then add a bike rental, hop-on hop-off bus, or bay cruise
Duration
Approximately 2.5 - 3 hours
Includes
Ferry, Alcatraz audio tour
Highlights
Visit Alcatraz Island with ferry admission from Pier 33 and explore the cellhouse using a 45-minute audio tour in multiple languages. Choose a package that pairs your Alcatraz visit with a bike rental, a hop-on hop-off bus ticket, or a 60-minute bay cruise.
- Explore the Alcatraz cellhouse with an award-winning 45-minute audio tour
- Ride the ferry to Alcatraz Island from Pier 33
- Choose a self-guided bike rental for up to 2 days
- Hop on and off an open-top bus with 1-day unlimited use
- Cruise San Francisco Bay for 60 minutes with multiple daily departures
- Upgrade to an electric bike for a +$50 per person fee
What's Included
- Alcatraz Island ferry and admission from Pier 33
- 45-minute audio tour in multiple languages
- Cellhouse access
- Bike rental package: Bicycle, helmet, lock, biking map
- Bus package: Hop-on hop-off ticket
- Bay cruise package: 60-minute San Francisco Bay cruise ticket
Things to know
Alcatraz departure time is to be determined. This package combines activities operated by different tour agencies, and you’ll receive ticketing instructions by email after booking.
Cancellation Policy
All sales are final. No refund, exchange, or cancellation on Alcatraz packages.
Product ID: MP2HHY
FAQs
You will receive all tour tickets and ticketing instructions by email after your booking is complete.
Select an available date/time during checkout. The exact Alcatraz departure time is listed as to be determined.
You can stay on Alcatraz Island as long as you like, but plan for at least 3 hours to ride the ferry, complete the Cellhouse audio tour, explore exhibits, and return to Pier 33.
Meeting details
Pier 33, Fisherman’s Wharf
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.
