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San Francisco Bay 1 Hour Golden Gate Sightseeing Boat Cruise by Red and White Fleet
San Francisco · Estados Unidos
Desde33.36 USD por persona
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≈ 5 min después de reservar
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Enjoy a fresh perspective of the City by the Bay as you cruise past landmarks and directly beneath one of the world's most famous bridges.
See famous sights like the infamous Alcatraz Island prison, the lively North Beach neighbourhood, former army post Fort Mason, and more.
Learn about the city’s rich history, the construction of its bridges, and the bay's unique geology with a multilingual audio guide.
Sobre esta actividad
Embark on the original San Francisco Bay cruise, operating for over 85 years. In an hour, take in the sights of iconic landmarks like the North Beach neighbourhood, historic vessels at Hyde Street Pier, San Francisco Maritime National Park, Ghirardelli Square, Fort Mason, Crissy Fields, the Presidio, and more. The cruise highlight is sailing directly beneath the Golden Gate Bridge for photo opportunities. On the way …
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Audio Guide
Live Commentary
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Child policy:
Children under 5 years are free of charge but must have a ticket for capacity control. Upon arrival, please inform the cruise staff in the boarding line to receive a complimentary boarding pass.
Good to know:
Boarding is on first-come, first-served basis. It is recommended to arrive about 30 minutes prior to departure.
It is recommended to bring a jacket, as it can get chilly on the water.
The boats are equipped with heating and large windows for great views even in rain or cold weather.
Cruises operate rain or shine. In rare cases, such as severe storm conditions, a cruise may be cancelled.
A full cocktail bar and snack bar are available onboard.
This cruise does not stop at Alcatraz Island but sails around it.
The enclosed main decks of all vessels are wheelchair-accessible.
