You can’t visit San Francisco without planning a group trip to the Golden Gate Bridge. This iconic crimson suspension bridge is one of the most photographed places in the country and has become synonymous with San Francisco. The 4,000-foot bridge spans across the one-mile Golden Gate strait, connecting the city to Marin County just across the water. Walking tours are available off the bridge, but groups who would rather drive can hop aboard their charter bus rental and shuttle between vista points.

Alcatraz Island was once a maximum-security federal prison, housing infamous inmates like Al Capone and George "Machine Gun" Kelly. The prison closed in 1963 and became a National Historic Landmark in 1986. If you’re planning a group trip to Alcatraz, you’ll need to grab tickets in advance to take the ferry from Pier 33. This pier can usually get busy and you’ll want to have easy group transportation there! Book a ride with San Francisco Charter Bus Company to shuttle your group to and from your Alcatraz tour.

Pier 39 is a waterfront tourist attraction packed with stores, restaurants, an aquarium, and some amusement rides. Pier 39 is also a popular spot for street performers, making it the perfect place to watch people. Depending on the day, you may also catch a group of sea lions and seals basking in the sun. So whether you’re interested in watching people or aquatic life, you’ll find plenty to pass the time around Fisherman’s Wharf.

Muir Woods National Monument lies just north of San Francisco across the bridge in Marin County. This scene park is home to towering redwood trees and hiking trails of varying difficulties. The area includes some paved, easily walkable trails for visitors with strollers or mobility devices, as well as longer trails ending in gorgeous views.

If you’re visiting San Francisco, you have to plan a group trip to The Presidio! The Presidio houses the Golden Gate Bridge Welcome Center and offers beautiful views of the bridge. Thai former U.S. Army post covers around 2 square miles of the San Francisco Peninsula’s northern tip. It includes beaches, waterfront walking trails, golf courses, and several overlook points that are perfect for photos.

Known as the “Crookedest Street in the World,” Lombard Street is one of the city’s most unique landmarks. It runs east to west from The Presidio to Pier 27 at the Embarcadero, taking travelers through scenic twists and turns. Although driving along the street’s windy roads may not be suitable for charter bus rentals, your group can stroll through the one-block crooked stretch and you can be picked up at a different location along Lombard Street

Oracle Park is hailed as one of the most scenic ballparks in Major League Baseball, offering views of the water. The park is home to the San Francisco Giants and is a must-see location for groups of sports enthusiasts visiting the Bay Area. Whether you're a group of fans attending a game or a Little League team attending a ballpark tour, a San Francisco bus rental can make gameday run smoothly. Forget about dealing with gameday traffic or hectic parking on your own.

As one of the oldest and largest Chinatowns in the country, San Francisco’s Chinatown is a major cultural landmark in the city. The 24-block neighborhood was established in 1848 and is home to dozens of traditional dim sum restaurants, bakeries, karaoke bars, souvenir shops, bakeries, and cocktail lounges. Have your bus driver drop your group off near the iconic emerald Dragon`s Gate before strolling through the bustling Chinatown sidewalks.