San Francisco Classic Fire Engine Tour

Name: San Francisco Classic Fire Engine Tour
Brand: San Francisco Classic Fire Engine Tour
SKU: 22882
Availability: InStock

from US$ 69.00 /Person

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Activity Schedule

When does it run?
Daily
Duration
90 minutes
Start time
11am, 1pm and 3pm
Meeting Point

Make your way to The Cannery in Fisherman's Wharf at 650 Beach Street at the foot of Columbus Avenue, middle of the block "Passenger Zone", San Francisco, CA 94133.
So there’s no last-minute rush please arrive at the start point 15 mins early.
Ending Point
Same as the start point

Key Highlights

Explore San Francisco in a vintage fire truck
See iconic landmarks like The Golden Gate Bridge
Cross the Bay to discover the special charm of Sausalito
Authentic fire gear provided to keep you warm
Fabulous photo-opportunities
Fun for all the family!

Overview

See San Francisco in a completely new way from a seat on a magnificent vintage fire truck! Be the envy of all passers-by as you drive along in the shiny red vehicle with its gleaming chrome. Enjoy magnificent views and photo-opportunities from the open-air seating.

About the Supplier

San Francisco Fire Engine Tours and Adventures offers a unique, incredible tour of San Francisco, combining entertainment with sightseeing on an adventure that every member of your family will love.

Here is the plan...

After meeting your guide, you will board the Shiny Red 1955 Mack Fire Engine. Seating is in the open air, so authentic fire gear (jacket) is provided to keep you warm.

Your guide will provide an entertaining commentary as you head from Fisherman's Wharf to the Presidio, a former military base, now a park and National Historic Landmark. You will see Fort Point at the base of the Golden Gate Bridge.

The tour crosses the Bridge so you can enjoy fantastic views of the Bay (in clear weather!). Hang on tight as it can sometimes be windy. On the other side of the Bay, you get the chance to explore the quaint village of Sausalito. Admire the stunning views of San Francisco from Fort Baker before crossing back over the Bridge.