San Francisco Muir Woods & Coast Guided Tour
Explore redwoods and the coast with a local guide in an all-electric vehicle
Duration
6+ hours
Ideal For
Up to 6 people
Includes
Guide, refreshments, park entry
Highlights
Set out for an eco-conscious day in an all-electric VW ID Buzz, led by a local guide. Hear regional history and ecology along the way, with refreshments and national park entry included.
- Ride in an all-electric VW ID Buzz
- Learn from a dedicated local guide
- Discover regional history and ecology
- Travel with an eco-conscious approach
Itinerary
- Pickup at 427 Post St. (Union Square) or 1302 Columbus Ave. (Fisherman's Wharf)
- Lombard Street: A scenic descent down the world’s most crooked street.
- The Golden Gate Bridge: A narrated crossing of the world’s most famous bridge.
- Battery Spencer: A premier photo stop for panoramic views of the bridge and city skyline.
- Rodeo Beach: A visit to the rugged Pacific coastline and unique pebble beach.
- Muir Woods National Monument: 90 minutes of dedicated time for exploring the ancient redwood forest.
- Sausalito Waterside Lunch: A 60-minute dining stop at a premier waterfront restaurant.
- Return: Final bridge crossing and drop-off at the original starting point.
What's Included
- All-electric VW ID Buzz transportation
- Local guide
- Refreshments
- National park entry
Important details
- All ages are welcome
- Booster seats are not provided
- Expect itinerary order and stops to change when needed
Cancellation Policy
Full refund with at least 24 hours' notice. No-shows are charged the full price. Full refund if the operator cancels due to weather or other unforeseen circumstances.
Product ID: 3CV37V
FAQs
Travel in an ultra-small group with a maximum of six guests.
Yes. Fill out a waiver form for each guest before departure.
No. Booster seats are not provided.
Related locations
Muir Woods National Monument
Admission includedWalking into Muir Woods National Monument, you feel the temperature drop and the noise of the outside world fall away. Cathedral-like redwoods, some over a thousand years old, rise more than two hundred feet overhead, their rust-colored bark filtering the coastal light into soft, diffuse shafts. Redwood Creek runs alongside the main trail, its gentle current threading through sword ferns and sorrel. Muir Woods National Monument rewards a slow pace, inviting you to pause, look upward, and take in a forest that has stood largely unchanged for centuries.
