Small Group Redwoods, California Coast & Sausalito Day Trip from San Francisco

Introduction

Immerse yourself in the natural wonders of California on the Small Group Redwoods, California Coast & Sausalito Day Trip from San Francisco. This extraordinary tour takes you off the beaten path to experience the breathtaking beauty of Armstrong Woods, the California coastline, and the charming town of Sausalito. Leave behind the crowds of Muir Woods and embark on an adventure to discover the oldest and tallest Redwoods in Northern California at Armstrong Woods. Get ready for an awe-inspiring stroll through this unique forest, where 1500-year-old, 300-foot Redwood giants await.

What to expect?

During this 10-hour tour, you can anticipate a day filled with scenic wonders and unforgettable moments. Begin your journey by capturing stunning photos of the Golden Gate Bridge. Explore the San Francisco Bay area, indulging in leisurely shopping and leisurely walks. Then, immerse yourself in the magic of Armstrong Woods as you walk among some of the tallest trees on earth. Witness the iconic school house from Hitchcock's film "The Birds" in the quaint town nearby. Afterwards, delight in a delicious picnic lunch at a picturesque timber town near the magnificent California coastline. Weather permitting, you'll enjoy your meal while taking in the breathtaking views of the beach where the final scene from the movie "Goonies" was filmed. The day concludes in Sausalito, a delightful town with enchanting views of the San Francisco Bay. From here, you can choose to return with the group or take a scenic 30-minute ferry ride back to San Francisco's Fisherman's Wharf.

Who is this for?

This day trip is perfect for nature enthusiasts, adventure seekers, and anyone seeking an escape from the bustling city life. Whether you're a solo traveler, a family, or a group of friends, this tour welcomes all who wish to immerse themselves in the beauty of California's natural wonders. From nature lovers keen to explore ancient Redwood forests to movie buffs excited to visit iconic filming locations, this tour offers something for everyone. Don't miss out on this enriching experience!

Why book this?

Escape the crowds and embark on a journey to Armstrong Woods, where you'll discover the majestic Redwoods that tower above you, offering a truly humbling experience. Unlike the popular Muir Woods, this tour takes you to a more private and serene location with older, taller trees. Enjoy a personalized and intimate experience as you explore the astonishing beauty of these ancient giants. Additionally, this day trip allows you to witness the natural wonders of the California coastline, providing a refreshing and rejuvenating experience. Your picnic lunch near the beach, where the iconic "Goonies" movie scene was filmed, adds a touch of cinematic magic to your adventure. Lastly, the visit to Sausalito offers a delightful end to the day, with its captivating views of the San Francisco Bay and charming atmosphere.

Good to know

Please note that the total duration of this tour is approximately 10 hours, allowing you ample time to fully immerse yourself in each stop along the way. Remember to bring comfortable walking shoes, sunscreen, and your sense of wonder. Don't forget your camera to capture the astonishing beauty of the Redwoods and the California coastline. Whether you choose to return with the group or take the ferry back, this day trip promises an unforgettable journey through some of California's most captivating sights.

Reviews

Previous travelers have praised the exhilarating experience of exploring Armstrong Woods, amazed by the sheer size and beauty of the Redwoods. They found the decision to visit Armstrong instead of Muir Woods to be a game-changer, as it offered a more secluded and intimate encounter with these ancient giants. The picnic lunch on the beach left a lasting impression, with travelers enchanted by the picturesque setting and the connection to the famous "Goonies" movie scene. The day trip was truly cherished by all, leaving a sense of awe and an appreciation for the natural wonders of California.