San Francisco · SAN FRANCISCO GOCAR TOURS
Good san francisco gocar tours fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 10 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Take the wheel of a two-seat, roofless GoCar and let its GPS narrator guide you through San Francisco. The route reaches the Palace of Fine Arts, Golden Gate Bridge, Presidio, Ocean Beach, Lombard Street, and Golden Gate Park. Stop when you like, change the route, and explore at your own pace.
“This could of been done with a car but just having to ride around in a go cart was just amazing and fun. Lots of laughs.”
Drive a two-seat GoCar from Fisherman’s Wharf on a three-hour GPS-guided route through Crissy Field, the Golden Gate Bridge, Ocean Beach, the Presidio, Golden Gate Park, and Lombard Street. You control the stops, while recorded directions and commentary help you find the way in six languages.
“My family and I had a blast on this activity! The weather was chilly and the fog made seeing some of the sights difficult, but the tour itself was awesome!! Would highly recommend seeing San Fran by GoCar!”
Drive a two-person GoCar from Fisherman’s Wharf through the Marina, Presidio, Crissy Field, and past the Golden Gate Bridge. GPS narration shares local stories in several languages, while stops at the bridge and Palace of Fine Arts give you time for photos. Bring layers and allow little extra time for stops.
“It was a different experience but it was a lot of fun!! Would definitely do it again!!”
You drive a GPS-guided, three-wheeled GoCar from Fisherman’s Wharf through Golden Gate Park, the Presidio, Ocean Beach, Lombard Street, and Fort Point. A rider orientation, helmets, map, and gas are included. You set the pace, stop for photos, and return to the same location.
“Such a good way to check out some of the main attractions. Navigating thru the city was very easy. Highly recommend”
Take the wheel of a two-seat, three-wheeled GoCar for a 2-hour self-guided route from Fisherman’s Wharf through the Presidio, Crissy Field, Fort Point, and Lombard Street. GPS directions and recorded commentary handle the route, while you choose when to stop for photos, food, or a closer look.
“It was so nice and fun to drive in the city with the go car really enjoy the experience and the audio tour helps a lot”
Take a two-person GoCar from Fisherman’s Wharf and follow a GPS-guided San Francisco route in one of nine languages. Visit the Golden Gate Bridge, Ocean Beach, Golden Gate Park, Haight-Ashbury, Chinatown, and more, with time to stop for lunch and explore.
“We had the most fun and saw so much of the city that otherwise we would not have known was there. Highly recommend!”
You drive a two-person, three-wheeled GoCar from 431 Beach Street, following GPS commentary through Ghirardelli Square, Fort Point, the Golden Gate Bridge entrance, Palace of Fine Arts, and Lombard Street. The early-bird rental gives you up to three hours before noon, with helmets, gas, and a map included.
“OMG!!! My family enjoyed this experience!!! We could not have asked for a more beautiful day with an experience that allowed us to take it all in. The staff was friendly, the navigation was simple and informative. Next time we will do the entire day, because 3 hours wasn't enough time to get it all in.”
Drive a two-person GoCar from Fisherman’s Wharf through Chinatown, Downtown, the Presidio, Crissy Field, and Fort Point. Built-in GPS provides turn-by-turn directions and city stories, while you choose where to pause. The one-hour route is lively but tight, so plan for quick photo stops.
“It was really fun!! Got to see a lot of cool places and nice buildings!!! Honestly tho, I don't think an hour is enough so you'd probably need a day pass”
You drive a yellow, two-seat Storytelling GoCar from Fisherman’s Wharf through the Marina, Presidio, beaches, Golden Gate Park, and Lombard Street. GPS audio provides history and local stories, while you choose where to pause. The rental includes helmets, gas, and a safety briefing.
You drive a two-seat, open-air GoCar from Fisherman’s Wharf through San Francisco’s top sights. The mounted GPS provides turn-by-turn directions and narrated stories, while you choose where to stop. Allow extra time for photos, steep hills, traffic, and the many tempting detours.
“Fun open go cart experience. Had plenty of time to see what we want. Dress properly and have fun. We love the on screen GPS.”
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