San Francisco in a Half Day by Electric Bike

• Tour of San Francisco including the Golden Gate Park as well as Haight Ashbury, The Castro, and Mission District Neighborhoods

• Maximum group size of 15

• Local and engaging guide

• Electric bike rental with helmet

Meet Your Guide in Ghirardelli Square

Your day begins just off of Fisherman's Wharf in Ghirardelli Square. Now home to shops and a luxury hotel, the entire city block was the headquarters of Ghirardelli Chocolate until 1963. Meet your guide for the morning, strap on your helmet, and hop on your e-bike for this journey through the Golden City.

A city known for its many hills, people often ask is San Francisco good for biking? With our electric bikes, the answer is absolutely yes! Thanks to pedal assist and bike lanes across the city, an e-bike is the ideal way to see San Francisco.

The Panhandle and Golden Gate Park

As you depart the bustle of the marinas, you will reach the narrow stretch of trees and paths know locally as the "Pan." See impressive redwood and cypress trees as you pedal towards the grand entrance to Golden Gate Park.

In Golden Gate Park, take in the natural beauty as you head down the paths of the third-most-visited park in the United States. See the windmills, statues, and even the famous Japanese Tea Garden as you explore the park.

Haight-Ashbury

Depart the tranquility of Golden Gate Park and enter the neighborhood of Peace and Love. See where the Grateful Dead, Jefferson Airplane, and Sly and the Family Stone created music based on the philosophy and culture of the hippies in the 1960s.

See the shops, restaurants, and murals that maintain the neighborhood's history. Your storytelling guide will point out famous locations that changed art and music forever.

Painted Ladies, The Castro, and the Mission District

San Francisco is full of color and vibrancy. In Alamo Square, take in the iconic Victorian houses painted in stunning pastels, including the home of the Tanner Family from the "Full House" TV show. These are the city's most famous residences.

Color is raised to a whole different level in the Castro. Home to one of the country's oldest and most influential LGBT communities, the rainbows across the Castro are full of meaning and culture.

Next, your group will head to the Mission. Named after the site where Spanish missionaries set up their first church, the area is now home to much of San Francisco's Latino roots, restaurants, and history.

Though lunch is not included in the tour, your guide will be sure to provide you with awesome recommendations from across the neighborhoods you have visited on the tour.