Lisi was a fun and engaging tour guide. We are SF locals, but often go on ghost tours in other…read morecities. We decided we should do one in our own town for the hell of it. We enjoyed the history tales around the gold rush, earthquake, and Chinatown, mixed in with fun horror stories. Also a fun evening out for our two pups, who got to join along. Well done.

Really entertaining evening with great guides who kept it engaging and just the right balance of…read morespookiness. We learned a lot of SF history too.

Had a great tour of Japantown yesterday with Ian of San Francisco City Guides. Ian is smart,…read morefunny, knowledgeable, and a compelling storyteller. He made good use of photos to bring history to life. Highly recommend.

Our tour of the Japanese Tea Garden led by Chrissie was amazing! Chrissie was informative and kind…read moreenough to share stories that made the experience more meaningful. She had a bag of artefacts that helped us learn more about the history of the garden as well as the plants and animals there.

@Iso, it's 2025, GPS co-ordinates maybe? All students had some issues finding the meeting spot…read morewhich could have been easily avoided. Let me help you out; instead of cryptic and inaccurate written directions just plug this into Google Maps: 37°21'51.6"N 122°10'37.3"W https://maps.app.goo.gl/VJx6FYUZNqcBu5177 Done. No questions, no geocaching hunt to find the meeting spot with zero service. Great website, so-so experience. In summary I don't feel it is worth the $87. I've participated in free foraging events that were equivalent and in some ways better than this one. If you are a beginner who knows absolutely nothing about foraging, this might be a good one to go to. A bit misleading to say "suitable for novice and veteran foragers alike." I learned a few new things but nothing justifying the time spent driving to the location and paying the $$$. I like the mission of this project but was expecting a bit more. Best of luck to the forageSF team.

Carla helped arrange for a private day of crab fishing for my bachelorette party with Steve in…read moreTomales Bay. Steve made the day so special - he is enthusiastic and knowledgeable and went above and beyond to make the day special for us. We met at a dock and he walked us through the fishing process (which involved throwing crab nets over the side of the dock). We caught about 150 crabs which he cooked for us in a nearby garden along with veggies, potatoes, corn, garlic bread, dessert, and more. I can't recommend Steve and ForageSF enough and can't wait to do the clamming experience with Steve in the future.

My husband and I took Rick's walking tour on Oct. 12 and it was even better than expected! We both…read morelearned so much about buildings we'd passed by often and not realized were symbolic to the architecture of the era. We also loved how Rick pointed out the privately owned public spaces (POPOs) nearby that we never knew about. He also provides lots of information about how to find these in every city. I highly recommend this tour to SF locals and tourists alike- you won't be disappointed.

This was so interesting!! We took my in-laws when they were in town visiting, but us locals learned…read morejust as much. You tell Rick is very passionate about what he does. We were shown buildings we walk by regularly in a whole new light and loved being shown all the privately owned public parks hidden throughout the city!!! He even sends a map of all the parks after the class. Highly recommend for tourists and locals alike!

We went on a really cool tour with Kevin! We started in Castro and made our way to Twin Peaks. We…read moregot to see a side of SF we had never visited before. Heard the history and also what certain buildings and areas of SF are used for now. It was a fun way to tour a section of the city.

5 star no doubt! Where else would you go and see absolutely stunning views of the City? Okay, let…read moreme just add emphasis to "stunning"! Because seriously, this IS what you will see when you take an Urban Hike tour! I never imagined feeling like this, like I'm enamored with San Francisco, seriously doing this hike took my love for San Francisco to another level! For all you beginner hikers, get ready! You're in for a joyful ride (or should I say walk) LOL! If I had to rate this hike, it would be easy to moderate. In the beginning, you are going to sweat...after you pass Twin Peaks, the rest is totally easy! Trust me; you will learn A LOT about San Francisco that you didn't know. Even for all of you old timers that have been living in SF for "years"...Yes, you will learn a lot as well! Urban hike gets you really acquainted with the City, taking it to a whole new level. This tour guarantees beautiful views of the City. Get ready, because you'll be treated to the lovely views looking from Twins Peak, roam through the hidden landmarks and staircases such as Pembleton Street, Tank Hill, Sutro, through a hidden forest trail; OMG, the views everywhere you go are so dreamlike. Did I mention we even spotted goats?! PRICELESS! I was able to do this hike on one of San Francisco's most beautiful days. The views were clear and the weather was perfect! My tour guide was awesome and the people I was with made the hike 10x better! So, go ahead....Open up that Groupon app (dammit, download it if you have to!) But you seriously need to hurry up and book this tour! You will be blown away by how much of a great time you will have! (Just make sure you thank me later (smiles).

Highly recommend Beasts of the Bay Area Twilight Tour in Golden Gate Park…read more The backyard of my house backs up to Golden Gate Heights Park, which has great horned owls that I've heard for decades but unfortunately never spotted, and we've unsuccessfully tried to spot owls in GG park too, so I was motivated to finally see some! Dave took us right to a beautiful couple of owls last night where we spent a magical twilight listening to them hoot back and forth to each other. Thank you Dave!! @

I signed up for the twilight tour with a friend on this past Wednesday and this week we've had a…read moreheat wave in the bay, so it was a really lovely night out. Dave was on top of the communication and sent us a text a little earlier in the afternoon letting us know where to meet and how we could find him. The tour was just under two hours and took place walking through different parts of Golden Gate Park, where he has typically seen different species of birds and other animals. Davis is super knowledgeable, easy to talk to, and even provide provides some history about the park itself! We had such a fun time learning, and we saw a bunch of different species of ducks, even a rare heron really up close, we saw the silhouette of an owl fly away. It was pretty dark, but that was awesome. I definitely would recommend and would come back late May/early June when he expects the babies! He even shared his professional camera photos afterwards so appreciate that :)

I accompanied some of my company's new hires on a tour yesterday. Because I'm a native of San…read moreFrancisco, I contemplated lying about where I'm from just to see if I could catch our guide sharing inaccurate or exaggerated stories. Suffice to say that I was completely blown away by Stuart's deeply researched knowledge, family history in the city, and passion - so much so that I am planning to recommend this tour to my own friends and family who have also lived here their whole lives. My colleagues even commented afterwards that they probably know more about San Francisco now than their own hometowns.

Great tour by Stuart this past Saturday. I was impressed with his friendliness and deep knowledge…read moreof San Francisco, but esp with his 'our of the box' thinking when it comes to how he runs his tours. I also loved the small group size and that he provides some pictures of what this city looked like at specific points in time. Highly recommend it!

My bf and I thoroughly enjoyed the Original San Francisco walking tour with Vicky. We received an…read moreemail the day before from her stating where exactly the tour started, her contact info, and additional logistics. She was very kind, informative, and engaging. She checked in with the group often to ensure we could hear and understand her and provided clear directions to the next stop on the tour. The tour was really interesting and a pretty flat 2-mile walk, given the slope of some of the hills in SF. There were noteable stops along the way like the SF's first saloon and "the living room" of Chinatown. These tours are pay-what-you-want at the end. We didn't have cash and the website said they'd accept card; we ended up paying Vicky via PayPal.

My husband and I enjoyed today's Original San Francisco Walking Tour with Britt as our guide. We…read morehave been to San Francisco many times over the years but still learned much about its interesting history thanks to Britt's enthusiastic and knowledgable presentation during our tour. Tidbits, such as the existence of a watering hole in the 19th century called the Fierce Grizzly (so named because it had a grizzly chained next to the door) and how today's Chinatown architecture came about after the 1906 earthquake, made our walk memorable and our time with Britt go by fast. The only (slight) disappointment came when we stopped by Caffe Trieste but didn't have time to enjoy their delicious espresso even though a coffee stop was mentioned in the tour description. We highly recommend this walking tour.

From whitewater kayaking, to rafting, to frolicking through meadows, to ripping down the side of a…read moremountain on a snowboard, Daniel enables so many fantastic and novel experiences for others. As a professional hydrologist and passionate environmentalist, Daniel also brings an important ecological perspective to whatever adventure trip he's leading. There's no better way to enjoy the outdoors!

I've been doing Manzanita Adventures for NYE for the last 10 years, and it never disappoints. The…read moresledding is always metal, the pancakes are dank af, and jacuzzi time is the perfect way to recover. Every trip includes a parody song that could give Weird Al a run for his money, and without fail, my aura expands to 9ft afterward--I've got the dousing rods to prove it. None of this would be possible without our tour guide, Dan. He's brilliant, grounded, hilarious, and the ultimate planner and vibe curator. Manzanita Adventures is the highlight of my year and feeds my soul on the deepest level. Can't wait for this year in Humboldt!!

I've been coming to the Haight in SF for years. One day I brought some out of town guests for this…read moretour of true crime over the years in this area. What an in depth view of some really creepy stuff! Robert is very entertaining and highly knowledgeable.

From the owner: Formally known as the "Murder, Music and Mayhem Tour" Robert has updated it including amazing new…read morerevelations. Welcome to the Haight and Ashbury, the Soul of San Francisco. So much more than the birth place of The Summer of Love. You will hear fist hand accounts from a lifetime of memories, " Picture yourself on a boat in a river with tangerine trees and marmalade skies " walk in the footsteps of George Harrison , Joe Strummer and Marilyn Manson as we weave through Ginger Bread Houses built 150yrs ago. Gaze at the prettiest house a century ago home to surgeons learning their trade. Make sure to bring a camera ! Tour can be booked as Private for groups of 4 or more and you choose the start time. Regular tour 4pm-8pm 8pm-10pm Please call for a reservation. We are proud to introduce our new "Rosie the Riveter and the 3 bridges Tour" an excursion across the bay to see Treaure and Angel Island , past our 3 bridges to dock at the Rosie National Park and hear about the battle on the homefront for equality for women and immigrants. Lest we forget.Ferry inclusive. You can also learn how not to look like a tourist with one of our 3 x 3 tours. Choose between Mission, Fillmore and the Marina or Market, Castro and the Haight .