Birthday charter bus party roaming San Francisco
May 24th, 2007My sister and I have been dreaming about renting a charter bus in San Francisco with our friends and cruising along the many San Francisco attractions for as long as we remember. There’s just something about going around San Francisco in the comfort of a charter bus that we cannot quite explain, therefore, when her 25th birthday we went out and finally did it.
The first charter bus stop was at the San Francisco Fisherman’s Wharf. This is where we took plenty of pictures with wax works of International personalities.
Another remarkable attraction in San Francisco was, perhaps, the Exploratorium. It wasn’t Chinatown where everything was foreign and unique, but it was definitely an eye-opener.Oh, if you’re ever on a charter bus holiday in San Francisco, don’t forget to check out this chic little nook in San Francisco called Vignette Restaurant! Honestly, nothing, in my personal opinion, beats the atmosphere, price and food that this little San Francisco restaurant had to offer. Trust me, take the charter bus there. In the meantime, have fun and don’t forget to take loads of pictures!
Top tourist attractions to take a charter bus to in San Francisco
March 21st, 2007By taking a charter bus to San Francisco, you’re opening your world up to fabulous dining experiences, lively night spots, and unique cultural observations.
Take a charter bus to visit Alcatraz
No stop in SF is complete without a charter bus rental to Alcatraz, the highly famous rock-prison. It is a must-see not only because it used to house some of the World’s most infamous criminals, but you’ll learn a whole lot more about the planning of this island fortress. While your San Francisco charter bus rental cannot take you directly on the island obviously, your group can find the drop off spots very convenient. The witty guides will serve you some snacks and beverages while heading on out to the island. The audio tour is also highly informative.
Golden Gate Bridge
It boasts of a vibrant color of orange that, from far, resembles gold…but gold it is not. However, this is doesn’t make it any less magnificent. The bridge is so colossal by structure and provides an amazing view of the Bay. When the charter bus gets to one side of the bridge, you can view the entire skyline of San Francisco with one gaze. This is a great time to take pictures.
Chinatown
There are many other Chinatowns in America but there are no other Chinatowns that is more like the original Mong Kok than this one in San Francisco! When you take the rental charter bus to San Francisco’s Chinatown, you will be tempted to buy all the seemingly designer apparel at rock bottom prices.
Haight-Ashbury
While Chinatown reminds you of Mong Kok area in China, Haight-Ashbury will bring you back in time. As the charter bus enters the place, you’ll enter the world of hippies, and a time when America was enjoying the free love and peace movement. You can almost hear Janis Joplin playing as you walk around this nostaligic neighborhood made famous by the late 1960’s.
Restaurant Gary Danko
Among all the places that the charter bus took us out on for our meals, Restaurant Gary Danko never fails to leave an impressionable image in our minds – and we reckon the same will happen to you too when you take a charter bus there. If there’s one word to describe Gary Danko, it would be magical…strange as it may seem to describe a restaurant. Don’t believe us, take a charter bus there and see for yourself.
There’s no better way to get around San Francisco than by renting a charter bus. No need to worry about group transportation or finding a parking spot. You can focus on having fun while the San Francisco charter bus rental transports you around town.
