Cross the Golden Gate and spend the day on Marin and Sonoma backroads between artisan cheese, olive oil and wine stops.
Best for: Couples, food lovers and enthusiastic drivers
Experience highlights
Experience Golden Gate crossing from the open road
Experience Marin and Sonoma backroads from the open road
See McEvoy Ranch
See Artisan cheese makers
Make time for Wine-country stops
About this experience
Leave San Francisco in a Polaris Slingshot and drive into the rolling farmland, forests and small towns of Marin and Sonoma. The road is the hero: sweeping bends and open-country scenery connect McEvoy Ranch, local creameries, farm stands and wineries. Come for the wine and cheese; you may remember the drive even more. This is the route for couples, food lovers and enthusiastic drivers. Move from Golden Gate crossing through McEvoy Ranch to Wine-country stops, then use the flexibility of the reservation for the meal, walk, attraction or overlook that turns the drive into your day.
Points of interest
Experience Golden Gate crossing from the open road · Experience Marin and Sonoma backroads from the open road · See McEvoy Ranch · See Artisan cheese makers · Make time for Wine-country stops
Route overview
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San Francisco
Vehicle options
Vehicle options to be confirmed.
Tour length does not change based on vehicle type.
Driver and passenger requirements
Driver and passenger requirements for this tour have not been added yet. Check the booking window for current requirements.
Standard reservation
The standard reservation is designed around the average time needed to complete the route in normal traffic. Add 60 minutes for a more relaxed pace, with extra time to stop, explore and capture unforgettable photos.
Relaxed pace option
Add 60 minutes for a more relaxed pace, with extra time to stop, explore and capture unforgettable photos.
If you keep the vehicle longer
If you keep the vehicle beyond your prepaid reservation time, you will only be charged for the additional minutes used, not a full extra hour. Overage is calculated per minute using the tour's discounted hourly rate.
