SAN FRANCISCO
San Francisco’s best days out.
The 15 most popular scooter rentals in San Francisco. What each one costs, how long it runs, and who you book it through.
Rent a bike for 24 hours, get fitted and oriented, ride Bay paths and the Golden Gate Bridge, then continue to Sausalito or Tiburon.
Most Popular“The staff was so friendly the experience was one of the best days of my life. Can’t wait to return one day. Thank you so much. Our whole family enjoyed it. You were also friendly there. Thank you so much again.”
Self-guided San Francisco e-bike rental with helmets, map, and optional one-way ferry from Sausalito to Fisherman’s Wharf. Flexible fun.
“Excellent bikes and e-bikes recommended to extend ride beyond just the Golden Gate Bridge to Sausalito and returning via the botanic gardens. Only rated 4 star as the bikes weren’t at 100% battery so we were low on battery by the time we returned the bikes.”
Self-guided SF electric or regular bike rental from Fisherman’s Wharf. Ride Golden Gate Bridge to Sausalito and explore at your pace.
“they are really kind and professional! when I was riding a bicycle on the bridge, it was highly excited!! thank you :)”
Bike rental from Fisherman’s Wharf with regular or electric options, easy self-guided routes, and a Golden Gate to Sausalito bridge ride.
“Really great day cycling across the Golden Gate Bridge. Bay City bikes were really helpful, decent bikes and good value for money. Really conveniently located for the return ferry from Sausalito”
Combine Alcatraz ferry and self-guided audio with an on-the-day bike rental from Fisherman’s Wharf area for a flexible SF day.
“I am writing this review so that no one else falls in this trap. The voucher is VERY MUCH OVERPRICED, and I have to admit I was not smart enough to look into this deal. I received a biking voucher which could be used on the day of AlcatRead more”
Rent a bike in San Francisco and pedal the Golden Gate Bridge to Sausalito and Tiburon, then return by ferry if you want.
24-hour San Francisco bike rental for $9, with gear and a map. Cruise Ghirardelli, the Wharf, parks, and the Golden Gate.
“Bike seat could be bigger and softer. Bike could benefit from added suspension to wheels to absorb any bumpy ride.”
Bike rental from SF’s Marina for a 3–4 hour Golden Gate ride to Sausalito with helmet, lock, map, and route help.
“Good bike rental experience in general. If you own a higher quality bike, it will make you appreciate the investment. You get what you pay for, in terms of weight and gear ratio. Don't underestimate the terrain or those afternoon winds across the bay. That e-bike will look cheap after an afternoon of thigh busting…”
Rent a bike from Ghirardelli Square and cruise SF for up to 10 hours with a color-coded map, lock, helmet, and easy route ideas.
Rent a custom-fit bike for a full day in San Francisco. Ride the Golden Gate Bridge, Sausalito, neighborhoods, plus optional ferry.
“Really good! The owner was really nice and helpful! I was the only one to book a ride that day and he kept the store open just for me! The bike was incredible as well! Thank you!”
Full-day San Francisco bike rental for $20 from 757 Beach St with helmet, lock, basket, and color-coded map plus eBikes and family options.
“My ebike didn’t work, felt mislead and overcharged. Frustrating that the bikes didn’t work appropriately”
Alcatraz by ferry with audio, then a 1-hour bike ride over the Golden Gate. Skip the line, plan for 4 hours.
“leuke tour, naar alcatraz, erg massaal, maar genoeg ruimte om rond te wandelen”
Alcatraz Island ferry and audio tour plus a 2-hour bike voucher for riding San Francisco at your own pace, with helmets and maps.
“Highlight of our holiday! Awesome morning spent on the island, learnt so much!”
San Francisco hop-on hop-off bus plus full-day bike rental with helmet and lock included, narrated routes and Bay cruise for $99.99.
“Very good, did see the essentials, loved the Bay trip.”
Rent a pedal-assisted e-bike in San Francisco to cross the Golden Gate Bridge, explore Sausalito, and return by ferry option.
“E-bikes are the way to go for SF!! Was super grateful I chose to pay extra for the pedal assisted bikes. Worth the money. Altho compared to regular bikes, they take some getting used to (more power in each pedal). Pick up was smooth, friendly staff. Video briefing on directions to cycle across the GGB…”
The city, the bay, and the day trips beyond it. Every way to see them.
