Catamaran Cruise on San Francisco Bay

Take a cruise into the breathtaking seascape of San Francisco Bay

Duration: 1h 30mins

Live guide: Chinese, English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Portuguese, Spanish

Audio guide: Chinese, English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Portuguese, Spanish

Duration: 1h 30mins

Audio guide: Chinese, English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Portuguese, Spanish

Live guide: Chinese, English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Portuguese, Spanish

Registered address: 1836 Milton Road, 94559, Napa, US

Contact details

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What's included

90-minute catamaran cruise

What's not included

Food and drinks

Starting point

Pier 39, 94133, San Francisco

Go to Pier 39, Gate J, next to the sea lions. When you get to Pier 39, stand on the sidewalk and look towards the water. Proceed through the main entrance to Pier 39 shops. Once inside, head to your left between the shops to the water, towards Golden Gate Bridge. Adventure Cat is at Gate J, located right next to the sea lion viewing area
At Gate J, show your smartphone voucher to the crew

PIER 39

Description

Soak up the sunny sights of San Francisco's epic scenery, with a catamaran day cruise around the Bay. See the instantly recognizable landmarks and a rainbow of local marine wildlife first-hand, as you sail out from Pier 39. Ahhh, memories in the making!

Breathe in the cool sea breeze blowing in off the Pacific as you're skippered out into the blue waters of San Francisco Bay. A spacious catamaran will provide smooth sailings across the postcard-perfect scenery, with viewing decks and a comfy cabin.

Sail around creepy Alcatraz and spot colonies of egrets, cormorants, and western gulls swooping and soaring high above the island's famous lighthouse. Then steady your camera hand as you sail underneath the towering Golden Gate Bridge.

Circling back, you'll see the city’s iconic skyline glimmering in the sunshine in the distance. It's almost too perfect - but no! It's actually perfectly perfect.