Muir Woods e Sausalito experience
Il tour parte da Union Square, a bordo di un pullman di lusso. Rilassati in comodi posti a sedere e goditi le vedute panoramiche mentre la guida condivide alcune curiosità utili e divertenti su San Francisco. Lungo il tragitto, potrai ammirare il palazzo delle Belle Arti e il Presidio, prima di attraversare l'iconico Golden Gate Bridge; presso il North Vista Point è prevista una sosta per scattare foto e ammirare le vedute mozzafiato della baia di San Francisco nelle luci del mattino (meteo permettendo). Il tour prosegue lungo la Pacific Coast Highway che offre splendide vedute delle città costiere montagne vicino al Monte Tamalpais, il punto più alto della catena costiera della California settentrionale e poi andare avanti fino al Muir Woods National Monument.
La Muir Woods è sede delle sequoie sempreverdi, alcuni degli alberi più alti del mondo. Con la tua mappa in mano, farai passeggiata attraverso queste foreste spettacolari immerso nell'immensa bellezza naturale. Delimitata nel 1908 come area federale protetta, il Muir Woods National Monument è oggi l'unica parte superstite di foresta antica della baia. C'è un certo numero di sentieri lastricati, dove i visitatori possono vedere da vicino questi magnifici giganti. Altri sentieri sterrati conducono alle colline per esplorare meglio tutta l'area.
Dopo 1ora a Muir Woods il tour ti condurrà per l'incantevole Sausalito un piccolo villaggio che richiama quelli mediterranei a Marin County, sede di alcuni dei più ricchi cittadini statunitensi. Sausalito è una splendida destinazione che offre boutique per lo shopping, gallerie d'arte, favolosi palazzi signorili, cibo incredibile e panorami mozzafiato della baia. Avrai a disposizione circa 45 minuti a Sausalito, prima di ritornare a San Francisco.- Commento dal vivo a bordo
- Tariffa d'ingresso a Muir Woods
- Cibo e bevande
- Mance
- Si riceverà la conferma al momento della prenotazione
- Vi sono circa 2,4 km di sentiero lastricato, accessibile con sedia a rotelle nella Muir Woods
The address of pick up is wrong on the voucher. The office was moved 2 months before but the address is still old on the voucher. We reached tour operator office 20 minutes the scheduled time but there was no one and the office is closed. The we called and they said we moved 2 months before and informed Viator but VIATOR still not updated the address on the voucher. It was very inconvenient to walk back in burry to catch the bus. VIATOR please change the address and inform your customers.
The amazing beauty of nature surrounds you at Muir Woods...while the power of man's invention is apparent as you cross the golden gate bridge! The ONLY hiccup with this trip was with Viator itself. You see, they sub contract out to other companies, in this case, City Sightseeing. When we got to their office, they said they were not running the tour this day...imagine my surprise. One of the gals at the counter just blamed Viator and did nothing...the other quickly called Grey Lines, who were running the same tour. We took a frantic cab ride back across town to meet that bus. THANK YOU GREY LINES for being so nice to fix this mistake!!! They saved the day...the attraction was terrific. The service by Viator and City Sightseeing very sketchy.
Our tour guide was fantastic. He was very informative about the area leading to as well as the woods themselves. These woods are so pristine, gorgeous, awe inspiring, massive and serine. We had about 2 hours to walk around and take pictures and take in the beauty. We left the woods and then drove through Sausalito which is both beautiful and a shoppers paradise. We did not get off the bus as we had another engagement. Highly recommend this excursion.
I highly recommend going to Muir Woods when in San Francisco it is a chance to see trees that lived in the time of Christ and through the total history of America.
They overbook the 9am bus and you are not guaranteed a seat to Muir Woods. If you do not get a seat, you will not get to the woods until about 1pm. The staff were all very nice, but you get the sense that this happens every day, and they were pretty skilled at passing the buck and misleading people to just keep things calm. The woods are amazing, but be warned that this tour is misleading.
James was a great guide and very informative on many aspects of the Muir Woods and how it all came to be. Great insight.