“
June spreads
the Vayable love in the community by day and moonlights as a tour guide, making people fall in love with the city.
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San Francisco, California
DURATION:
3 hours long
PEOPLE:
for 1 - 4 people
TAGS:
Urban, Seaside, Choose your Own Adventure, Adventure, art, hiking, views, coffee
From culture to ocean views, you'll fall in love.
We'll taste some of the best coffee in the city as we check out communal green spaces, an urban farm, and structural art in the neighborhood that I call home. Then we'll go down to the vibrant Mission district, where the heart of expression beats in street art that embellishes walls and taste superiority that is the currency that rules all.
Culture, food, and art are just a part of what makes San Francisco wonderful. I'll take you to a beautiful vista point where you can see the entire city and then to the edge of the lands, where we will check out some really cool ruins and the seaside. This tour will convince anyone to make San Francisco their home.
For: Anyone that wants a crash course into San Francisco -where they locals hang out and see the city.
Cost Includes:
Ice cream, coffee, and a tour of the city! If you have any particular interests: coffee, sweets, certain types of food, cocktails, wine, art, or nature. I can also customize the tour to accomodate for your interests.
SHARE YOUR EXPERIENCE
This tour will make you want to move to San Francisco.
The Whirlwind Introduction to SF is a great little tour for first-time visitors to San Francisco. June takes care to incorporate your personal interests into her tour, so I got to explore the Mission (where the good food, ice cream and coffee live), look at street art, admire the views of the city from Mission Dolores Park, and then finish up at a live gig at Yoshi's. Throughout the tour, June would also explain the history of each neighbourhood we visited. I highly recommend signing up for this tour!
Beautiful views and insider's insights
The whirlwind introduction was great. I saw fantastic views of the city (and beyond) from twin peaks, explored the fascinating Sutro Baths ruin, and got an insider's view of the mission and Hayes Valley and the Mission. The guide was knowledgeable, informative and generous with her time. (I'll probably write something longer on my blog, and let you know.)
