AUDIO TOURS · WORLDWIDE
The ones worth booking.
The 8 san francisco tours worth pressing play on. The narrated walks and skip-the-line guides travellers rate the highest, with prices, run times and who runs them.
Alcatraz ferry from Pier 33 with an official ticket and self-guided app. See Al Capone and Machine Gun Kelly cells.
Most Popular“Amazing experience! If you come to San Francisco YOU MUST DO THIS!”
Alcatraz ferry from Pier 33 plus start-to-finish companion audio and Cellhouse audio, with optional night access.
“Great trip to Alcatraz… everything went smoothly and we really enjoyed the tour”
Ride San Francisco’s cable cars at your own pace with a self-guided route and the Pintours app, stopping for top sights from Powell to the Wharf.
“Really enjoyed this with my family, such an iconic experience, but the lines can be very long, but still worth it, and the tour was quite funny”
Self-guided bike ride from San Francisco to the Golden Gate Bridge, Sausalito and Tiburon with a car-free path, maps, and ferry option.
Take the ferry from Pier 33 for Alcatraz admission plus full Cellhouse audio, with a night option for darker Bay views and spooky vibes.
“No need to have a lot of prior knowledge of this historic site. The team and audio will tell you everything”
Self-guided bike rental for an easy, scenic ride from San Francisco to Sausalito and Tiburon, with ferry options back.
Self-guided e-bike day from Fisherman’s Wharf over the Golden Gate Bridge to Sausalito, with gear included and flexible timing.
“We had such a good time doing this! We had the bikes all day long and returned them at the end of the day with half of the battery still left. We traveled all over the city (approximately 30 miles total). We rode them like regular bikes, used the battery sparingly, mostly to assist in…”
Self-guided Highway 1 audio from San Francisco to Santa Monica with offline GPS, wildlife and WWII stories, and one-year access for up to four.
“It's easy to get off the route if you aren't constantly looking at the screen as directions are minimal. Gives some good information about sites but no clear direction given to navigate to them. I ended up purchasing a competitive app that had much better navigation.”
Self-guided tours and skip-the-line guides, in every city we cover.
