San Francisco Travel Agent Expert

I cannot help but love San Francisco. Its unique personality and landmarks makes it one of the world’s most romantic destinations. That is why I want to serve as your travel agent advisor to this landmark city by the bay. In spite of the occasional earthquake, San Franciscans say that they are among the luckiest people on Earth; most tourists, after a few days in the city, will agree with them. People love San Francisco, as you can’t help but fall in love with the place at first sight. In addition to being a well-known landmark, the Golden Gate Bridge connects San Francisco to Marin County and is the third-largest single-span bridge in the world. Just to cross or see the bridge is an exciting activity. San Francisco is also home to Fisherman’s Wharf - a place, where, as a bonus, you’re entitled to dine on delicious seafood cuisines. The barks of sea lions will also stay with you long after you leave the city by the bay. The city’s cable cars are transportation icons. Standing the test of time, this urban system is a one-of-a-kind mode of transport - unique only to San Francisco. If you want to see the city, the cable cards offer a great way to explore the area. Did you know that San Francisco is one of the few cities in the world where passengers can ride on a historic U.S. landmark? The city’s cable cars are manually operated - the last of its kind and are pulled by street cables built into the ground. San Francisco is also home to the captivating historical prison of Alcatraz. Even if you have no interest in old historic jails, this site is one that is too interesting to miss. The Ferry to Rock tour allows you to visit one of the city’s iconic landmarks Next stop? How about Golden Gate Park? When visiting the city’s Golden Gate Park, direct your steps to the Japanese Tea Garden, home to some uplifting scenering, including a towering pagoda, a Japanese tea house, and sparkling ponds. As the first Japanese garden established in the U.S. since 1894, the site’s serene scenery, soothing waters, and gorgeous flora makes strolling a delight whenever you want to experience the perfect “Zen” moment Head to Land’s End to get some great views of the Golden Gate Bridge. These windswept coastal cliffs give you a chance, as well, to find some great hiking trails. You can witness sites of shipwrecks and stop by the cafe for a coffee. The coastal park is part of the Golden Gate Recreation Area. You also don’t want to miss Chinatown. Built in the 1840s, the area is one of the most famous Chinese neighborhoods outside of Asia. Many of the people who settled in Chinatown worked on the transcontinental railroad or as mine workers during Gold Rush days. Tourists are typically found visiting Grant Avenue, which runs from Bush to Broadway.  As your travel agent advisor for San Francisco, I am sure you will love your San Francisco holiday, whether you plan one for the weekend or for 7 or more days, I can help you arrange an adventure that is both memorable and exciting. Give me a call or email today so we can get your trip planning started right away.