Our fun guide was super knowledgeable. We covered so much ground!
Heated seats, blankets, and an open-air ride through SF—just perfect.
















Our guide took us to places I’ve never seen—even as a local!
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
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
Enjoy soaring hilltop views of San Francisco from the seat of a classic cable car!
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
Coit Tower offers unobstructed views of the Golden Gate Bridge, Fisherman’s Wharf, Alcatraz, Angel Island, the Bay Bridge
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.
The Ferry Building anchors San Francisco to the Bay at the foot of Market Street on the Embarcadero
The Transamerica Pyramid, once disliked, now beloved towers over the Financial District and the Embarcadero Center in SF
City Hall and Civic Center. Awe-inspiring architecture houses City Hall, cultural attractions such as the War Memorial Opera House, Davies Symphony Hall, and Asian Art Museum
Exploratorium and Cruise Ship Terminal – Both on the Embarcadero The Exploratorium is a world where science, art, and human perception intersect in fascinating and interactive ways
Umbrella Alley is the perfect Instagram-friendly backdrop for your San Francisco photos.
Yes — every Night Tour is 100% private, just for your group. No sharing with strangers, no fixed scripts, and no rushing to keep up with anyone else.
You’ll cruise past some of San Francisco’s most beautiful nighttime locations, which may include:
Embarcadero Waterfront & Bay Bridge Lights (lights return in 2026)
Coit Tower glowing above Telegraph Hill
Palace of Fine Arts (beautifully lit at night)
Routes vary slightly depending on what looks most spectacular that evening.
San Francisco completely changes after dark. Guests love the glowing landmarks, quieter streets, and relaxed nighttime vibe. Many say it feels like seeing a whole new city.
The Night Tour is typically 2 hours, which is perfect for hitting San Francisco’s nighttime highlights—glowing landmarks, scenic viewpoints, and great photo stops.
Want a little more time?
Extending to 2.5 or 3 hours means more breathing room and additional viewpoints and photo stops. The longer options often add places like extra Golden Gate Bridge viewpoints, more time along the waterfront, or additional neighborhoods and skyline views—without feeling rushed.
Bottom line:
Either way, the tour stays private, flexible, and photo-friendly—you’re just choosing how much of the city you want to soak in after dark.
Yes — your guide can take you to one of the best nighttime viewpoints near the Golden Gate Bridge, such as Crissy Field and Fort Point. Seeing the iconic International Orange towers glowing against the night sky is a true must-see San Francisco moment.
Yes — we drive down the world-famous Crooked Street, which is especially fun and photogenic at night.
Absolutely. Nighttime photo stops are built in, and your guide knows the best spots for skyline views, illuminated landmarks, and iconic city-light shots.
Not at all. Our Tuk Tuks come with heated seats, cozy blankets, and weather covers when needed. Even on cool or breezy nights, guests are often surprised by how comfortable they feel.
Not at all. The pace is easy and flexible, allowing time to soak in views, grab photos, and enjoy the atmosphere without feeling hurried.
The Night Tour is perfect for couples, first-time visitors, photographers, and anyone who wants a relaxed, memorable way to see San Francisco after dark. It’s especially popular for first nights in the city and special occasions thanks to the views and laid-back vibe.
Yes! Kids love the glowing city lights and the open-air adventure. All children must be buckled into their own seat (no lap seating), which keeps everyone safe and comfortable while enjoying the ride.
Very much so. The Night Tour is a favorite for couples, anniversaries, birthdays, and first nights in San Francisco thanks to its romantic, laid-back feel.
Your Tuk Tuk is ready when you are.
