We saw WAY more than expected and planned the rest of our trip better.
Experience an unforgettable day in San Francisco! Begin your adventure with a private group Lucky Tuk Tuk city tour in the morning, where you’ll explore iconic landmarks, scenic views, and hidden gems. Your knowledgeable guide will lead you through famous spots like the Golden Gate Bridge, Little Italy, Chinatown, and Fisherman’s Wharf.
In the early afternoon, embark on a visit to Alcatraz Island. Board the ferry and dive into the rich history of this landmark, once a military fort and federal prison. Discover dramatic stories of infamous inmates and enjoy stunning city skyline views.
This combined tour blends history, culture, and sightseeing into one extraordinary day!
September – May: Friday, Saturday, and Sunday at 9:00 AM, with Alcatraz tickets for the early afternoon.
June – August: Summer Season Daily at 9:00 AM, with Alcatraz tickets for the early afternoon.
Alcatraz is closed on National Parks Training January 17th or 18th (tentative) Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day, and New Year’s Day
The Alcatraz Combo Package combines a private Lucky Tuk Tuk city tour with a visit to Alcatraz Island. Here’s how it works:
Note: Return transportation after the Alcatraz tour is not provided; the activity ends at Pier 33.
Private Group Lucky Tuk Tuk Tour PLUS Alcatraz – Two Hours of fully guided sightseeing fun and then a self-guided visit to Alcatraz Island:
Add more sightseeing tour time and see more sites:
Important: All Alcatraz Combo sales are final. Absolutely no changes, refunds, or cancellations are allowed. Combo tickets must be booked at least 96 hours in advance. This combo requires participation in both the Jeep City Tour and the Alcatraz portion. Alcatraz is a National Park; no exchanges, refunds, discounts, or cancellations are permitted.
Our private tours are perfect for five riders per Tuk Tuk (6 guests are ok with a group that includes children and adults).
Larger groups can rent multiple Tuk Tuks to cruise around together.
No children or infants seated on laps.
Tours start in Fisherman’s Wharf San Francisco’s #1 destination
2870 Hyde Street, San Francisco, CA 94109
Located at the corner of Hyde Street and Jefferson Street in Fisherman’s Wharf.
Note: We no longer start tours at Umbrella Alley on Beach Street.
We do not offer Hotel Pick-Up
Tour End Location: The Tour ends at Pier 33, Alcatraz Landing. Return transportation from Pier 33 to your hotel or other SF destination is not included. The activity ends at Pier 33
Felt like touring with a friend who knows every story and shortcut.
Our very funny guide mixed major landmarks with hidden gems and fun surprises.
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San Francisco’s #1 tourist destination! Fisherman’s Wharf. Dive into the heart of San Francisco at Fisherman’s Wharf, where history sails smoothly into modern-day adventure
The Marina District is a picturesque neighborhood of Art Deco structures with nearby Union Street the center of attention in Cow Hollow
Enjoy soaring hilltop views of San Francisco from the seat of a classic cable car!
The Palace of Fine Arts in the Marina District of San Francisco, California, is a monumental structure originally constructed for the 1915 Panama-Pacific Exposition
Perched high above the San Francisco Bay, Pacific Heights is the city’s crown jewel of luxury and resilience. Discover the history of Billionaire’s Row, the beauty of the Lyon Street Steps, and the grand mansions that rose from the ashes of 1906. Experience SF’s most exclusive neighborhood without the uphill hike!
Crissy Field was transformed starting in 2001 from a former military airfield into a beloved national park site
Presidio was designated a National Historic Landmark and the site has been part of the Golden Gate National Recreation Area since 1994
San Francisco’s most iconic landmark, the Golden Gate Bridge!
Union Square, San Francisco’s #1 shopping destination! The Square is home to hundreds of stores, restaurants, hotels, theaters, boutiques and more.
The Dragon Gate is the traditional stone archway greeting visitors to Chinatown since 1970
This is one of the oldest and most established Chinatowns in the U.S. Beyond iconic Dragon’s Gate, a bustling maze of streets and alleys brims with dim sum joints and other traditional eateries.
Lombard Street’s 8 world-famous hairpin turns have earned it the nickname the crookedest street in the world
North Beach, a vibrant neighborhood that still embraces its Italian heritage that draws locals & visitors to its checked-tablecloth trattorias
Soar 150 feet high on the SkySar Observation Wheel at Fisherman’s Wharf for unmatched views of San Francisco Bay and the Golden Gate.
Alamo Square Park offers views of the San Francisco skyline and the Painted Ladies Postcard Row
Ocean Beach San Francisco is the largest of the San Francisco beaches. The 3.5-mile stretch of white beach. Great for strolling and flying kites.
Legion of Honor displays a collection of more than 4,000 years of ancient and European art overlooking Lincoln Park and the Golden Gate Bridge
Inside of Golden Gate Park’s 1,017 acres explore and discover gardens, playgrounds, lakes, picnic groves, trails, and monuments, plus an array of world-class museums and cultural attractions
Eclectic and funky, the Haight-Ashbury district of San Francisco unapologetically marches to the beat of its own drum.
The Castro neighborhood remains one of the most prominent symbols of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) activism & events in the world
Mission District is an exuberant, evolving neighborhood with Latino roots. Home to Mission Dolores, the oldest intact building in San Francisco
Experience San Francisco’s Japantown! This six-block district is known for its sushi, traditional massage, shopping, and more!
The Ferry Building anchors San Francisco to the Bay at the foot of Market Street on the Embarcadero
The Transameric Pyramid, once dislike,d now beloved towers over the Financial District and the Embarcadero Center in SF
Umbrella Alley is the perfect Instagram-friendly backdrop for your San Francisco photos.
You start with your private Tuk Tuk city tour, then your guide drops you directly at Pier 33 in time for your Alcatraz ferry. Guests love how smooth and stress-free the day feels.
Easy, smooth, and thoughtfully paced — no bouncing around or watching the clock.
Start with your private Tuk Tuk city tour
You’ll explore San Francisco with your own local guide, see major highlights, and stop for photos along the way. The pace is relaxed and flexible.
Want more time? Upgrade to 3 hours
Adding an extra hour gives you more breathing room and time for additional neighborhoods and viewpoints before heading to Alcatraz.
Direct drop-off at Pier 33
At the end of the city tour, your guide takes you straight to the Alcatraz ferry — timed so you arrive comfortably before departure.
Explore Alcatraz at your own pace
Once on the island, there’s no rush. Most guests spend 3.5–4.5 hours total, including the ferry ride and the Cellhouse Audio Tour, and return on any ferry when ready.
Why guests love this flow:
You see a lot of the city first, enjoy photo stops, and then head to Alcatraz without stress. The 3-hour option makes the day feel even more relaxed and unhurried.
Yes — always. Even as part of the combo, your city tour is 100% private, reserved just for your group.
Not at all. Reviews consistently say the day feels well-paced and relaxed, with plenty of time to enjoy Alcatraz at your own speed.
Absolutely. Photo stops are built into the Tuk Tuk portion, just like any private city tour. You’ll have time for views and group photos before heading to the ferry.
Yes. Your guide adjusts the route and stops naturally based on your interests, timing, and energy level—while still keeping everything on track for your Alcatraz departure.
Yes — it’s a great way to do two of San Francisco’s most popular activities in an organized, low-stress way, with a smooth transfer straight to Pier 33.
Most guests spend 2 to 3 hours exploring the island, including the ferry ride and the Cellhouse Audio Tour. You can return on any ferry after your visit.
Definitely. Guests often say it was one of the smartest decisions they made—combining a fun, private city overview with a bucket-list Alcatraz experience.
Guests frequently describe it as one of the best values of their trip, especially with guaranteed Alcatraz tickets paired with a private, flexible city tour.
Your Alcatraz experience is fully taken care of. The package includes:
Round-trip ferry tickets from Pier 33
Access to Alcatraz Island
The award-winning Cellhouse Audio Tour
Plenty of free time to explore exhibits, prison buildings, historic sites, and scenic trails at your own pace
Once you’re on the island, there’s no rushing — stay as long as you like and return on any ferry when you’re ready.
No pickup required. Easy win.
Your Alcatraz tickets confirmation number is emailed to you before your tour date. Just arrive at Pier 33 Alcatraz Landing, show your ID and Confirmation number, and you’re good to go.
Yes — your Tuk Tuk tour drives down the iconic Lombard Street.
If traffic is especially heavy, your guide may choose a nearby scenic viewpoint or photo stop instead — still a great experience.
Absolutely. This tour includes Golden Gate Bridge viewpoints or photo stops, often from beautiful spots like Crissy Field and Fort Point.
You’ll get sweeping views of the bridge’s famous International Orange towers, the bay, and the skyline — prime photo moments.
You’ll cover a lot — and guests are often surprised by how much they see before heading to Alcatraz. Highlights commonly include:
Ghirardelli Square
Plus scenic viewpoints featuring the Golden Gate Bridge.
Upgrade: Add an hour for 3 hours of fun
The 3-hour tour adds time for more locations and deeper exploring. Extra stops can include:
You’ll also get more flexibility for photos, viewpoints, and hidden gems — without feeling rushed.
Bottom line:
2 hours = city highlights + Golden Gate Bridge views
3 hours = more neighborhoods, more photo stops, and a more relaxed experience
Private city sightseeing, built-in photo stops, and guaranteed Alcatraz tickets — all without the stress.
