San Francisco · BIKE RENTALS
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 11 bike rentals worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Rent a bike in San Francisco, cross the Golden Gate Bridge, visit Sausalito or Tiburon, and return by ferry or bridge at your own pace.
“Great experience start to finish. The staff were friendly and efficient. We rode across the GGB and took the ferry back to SF. It was a great way to see Sausalito and SF.”
Explore San Francisco by e-bike from Fisherman’s Wharf, cross the Golden Gate Bridge, reach Sausalito, and return by optional ferry.
“Taiwan was super courteous and helpful for us! He is a Native San Francisco, and knows the city well. He gave us a bunch of places to ride to, and even gave us directions on how to get there. The bicycles we’re also fantastic and in good condition. We had so much fun. I highly recommend this company if you want to rent bicycles in San Francisco.”
Rent a bike at Fisherman’s Wharf and set your own San Francisco route, from the Embarcadero to the Golden Gate Bridge and Sausalito.
“This is really the best experience/must have experience. I enjoyed the views all along the way and personally I wish I gave this ride more time because of the number of times I stopped on the way. So I would say give it about 2-3 hours if you're gonna stop for pictures, food and such (I hope you do). Sausalito seemed like a really pretty town but we didn't get to stop and explore. The most uncomfortable part of this trip was once the biking trail was done, we had to ride our bikes through the roads with cars speeding at 60. I wasn't aware/looking forward to that. A fellow…”
Ride from Fisherman’s Wharf across the Golden Gate Bridge to Sausalito with a regular or electric bike and optional ferry return.
“Thank you very much - everything went perfectly - the staff at the cycle shop were great and the bikes were in good order and they were fitted to us individually.”
Pair Alcatraz’s prison island audio tour with a Fisherman’s Wharf bike rental, plus ferry rides, helmets, and flexible time to explore.
“This tour is a fantastic way to see Alcatraz and the bay area! I recommend arriving at Pier 33 30 minutes early, as the queue racks up quite quickly. The Alcatraz experience was excellent - I thoroughly recommend exploring all areas of thRead more”
Cycle from Fisherman’s Wharf across the Golden Gate Bridge to Sausalito and Tiburon, with maps, gear, ferry options, and a full day to explore.
Ride San Francisco for up to 24 hours, with a fitted bike, helmet, route map, and freedom to cross the Golden Gate Bridge.
“The gentleman at Alcatraz tours and bike rentals was very kind to us. We got stuck over the Golden Gate Bridge and didn’t make it back before closing. He waited for us and gave us both a water that we really needed. 5 stars for them.”
Rent a well-equipped bike in Sonoma, get route advice from local staff, and spend eight hours exploring wine country at your own pace.
“Great central location. Very helpful staff. Bikes were in great condition. Perfect way to spend the day.”
Rent a bike in San Francisco’s Marina District, cross the Golden Gate Bridge, ride to Sausalito, and return by ferry or bike.
“What an awesome experience, electric biking around San Francisco and the beautiful Marina, Presidio, Golden Gate Bridge, Golden Gate Park, and so much more. Lily, Barry and Jason were courteous, knowledgeable and super helpful during our family trip. The bikes were awesome, and much needed navigating the hills of SF. Their location was perfect and was super close to the Marina waterfront; perfect start for our ride. I’m glad there are many parking garages around the location too as we drove in. Definitely going to do this again”
Rent a quality bike near Ghirardelli Square and ride to the Golden Gate Bridge, Fisherman’s Wharf, Alcatraz, and Sausalito at your own pace.
Review the $92 Alcatraz and San Francisco bike tour, with ferry tickets, audio guide, one-hour bike rental, costs, and practical tips.
“leuke tour, naar alcatraz, erg massaal, maar genoeg ruimte om rond te wandelen”
Pick a shoreline, a hill or a tasting room.
