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C'est la façon la plus exaltante, divertissante et éclairante de voir San Francisco - la toute première voiture de narration guidée par GPS ! La voiture parlante intelligente navigue pour vous et indique les sites qui donnent vie à San Francisco. Découvrez ce qui fait le buzz dans la presse, ce dont les visiteurs raffolent et ce que Time Magazine a nommé "l'une des inventions les plus cool de l'année".
Ville: San Fransisco
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8.75% environmental fee for carbon offset, gasoline and tire recycling
Helmets
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Information additionnelle
  • Accessible aux fauteuils roulants
  • Animaux d'assistance autorisés
  • Des options de transport en commun sont disponibles à proximité
  • Les options de transport sont accessibles aux fauteuils roulants
  • Toutes les zones et surfaces sont accessibles aux fauteuils roulants
  • Déconseillé aux voyageurs souffrant de lésions de la colonne vertébrale
  • Convient à tous les niveaux de condition physique
  • Les GoCars peuvent accueillir un maximum de 2 personnes. Les prix sont par GoCar et non par personne.
  • Le lieu de prise en charge doit être choisi au moment de la réservation. C'est l'endroit où votre GoCar sera réservée
  • Le conducteur doit être âgé de 21 ans ou plus pour louer et doit fournir une carte de crédit reconnue et un permis de conduire valide au moment de l'enregistrement. Un permis de conduire doit être en possession physique du client (pas de photocopie). Pour les clients étrangers, une licence internationale n'est pas nécessaire.
  • Les passagers doivent être âgés de 4 ans ou plus - et les jeunes enfants doivent s'adapter en toute sécurité à l'un de nos casques approuvés par le DOT. La GoCar est immatriculée en tant que moto - mais un permis moto n'est pas nécessaire pour conduire le véhicule.
  • Tous les locataires doivent être capables de lire, comprendre et signer un formulaire d'exonération et de décharge de responsabilité (accord standard du participant)
  • Le jour de la location, un dépôt de sécurité de 500 $ sera retenu sur la carte de crédit du client. Si un plan d'assurance CDW ou SLI est sélectionné, un dépôt de garantie de 150 $ sera retenu. Le dépôt de garantie est libéré lors de la restitution de la GoCar.
  • Les options de langues étrangères sont disponibles en français, espagnol, italien et allemand
  • Pour la sécurité et le confort des passagers, la taille maximale est de 6 m '4" (1,9 m) et un poids combiné maximum de 500 lb (226,8 kg) pour deux passagers
  • Pouvez-vous vous arrêter en cours de route ?
  • Oui, vous fixez votre propre rythme. La voiture sait toujours où vous êtes et vous pouvez vous garer où vous voulez (parking moto ou parking voiture) aussi longtemps que vous le souhaitez, et dès que vous recommencerez à rouler, la voiture se mettra à parler !
  • Devez-vous rester sur le circuit ?
  • Absolument pas ! S'il y a un site de San Francisco que vous souhaitez voir mais qui n'est pas encore inclus dans le circuit, utilisez simplement la carte fournie pour naviguer le vôtre dans les rues de la ville.
  • Véhicules :
  • Sont contrôlés avec une poignée de style moto, un accélérateur et des freins à main. Les voitures à 3 roues peuvent accueillir deux personnes et ont un coffre verrouillable pour vos affaires Leur petite taille rend parki ng une brise, et à San Francisco - un bonus majeur !
  • À quelle vitesse la voiture va-t-elle ?
  • Jusqu'à 35 mph. Notez que les conducteurs à San Francisco ne conduisent généralement pas vite, donc une vitesse moyenne de 30 mph ou moins peut être attendue en conduisant.
  • Pouvez-vous traverser le Golden Gate Bridge ?
  • Non, mais la visite vous mènera à Fort Point. Ici, le pont s'élève à environ 200 pieds au-dessus de votre tête. Il est possible d'accéder aux piétons à la travée du pont depuis le parking au point de vue du pont.
  • Qu'est-ce qu'un CDW ?
  • L'assurance collision sans franchise (CDW) est un formulaire facultatif d'assurance similaire à l'assurance voiture de location qui limite votre responsabilité en cas d'accident. Il n'est pas remboursable. Si vous choisissez d'acheter le CDW, votre caution pour la location d'une GoCar n'est que de 150,00 USD au lieu de 400,00 USD
  • Masques faciaux requis pour les voyageurs dans les espaces publics
  • Masques faciaux requis pour les guides en public zones
  • Désinfectant pour les mains disponible pour les voyageurs et le personnel
  • Distanciation sociale appliquée tout au long de l'expérience
  • Zones à fort trafic régulièrement désinfectées
  • Équipement/équipement désinfectés entre chaque utilisation
  • Véhicules de transport régulièrement désinfectés
  • Guides tenus de se laver régulièrement les mains
  • Politique de maintien à domicile payante pour le personnel présentant des symptômes
  • Paiements sans contact pour les pourboires et les suppléments
  • Tous nos véhicules et casques sont nettoyés à la vapeur entre les visites. Les zones à contact élevé sont essuyées avec des lingettes désinfectantes et les casques sont traités pendant la nuit avec de la lumière UV. Un désinfectant pour les mains et des lingettes désinfectantes sont à la disposition des clients à tout moment pendant le processus d'enregistrement.
À quoi s'attendre
1
Palace of Fine Arts Theatre
The Palace of Fine Arts in the Marina District of San Francisco, California, is a monumental structure originally constructed for the 1915 Panama-Pacific Exposition in order to exhibit works of art presented there. One of only a few surviving structures from the Exposition, it is still situated on its original site. In addition to hosting art exhibitions, it remains a popular attraction for tourists and locals.
2
Golden Gate Bridge
Certainly the most-photographed bridge in the world, the Golden Gate Bridge is synonymous with San Francisco. Drive up to the viewing area, or the foot of the bridge at Fort Point, to take pictures. You can take even better pictures at Baker Beach, a few minutes drive past the bridge!
3
Lombard Street
Nothing beats zooming down Lombard Street, San Francisco's "Crookedest Street" in your GoCar at the end of your tour. This is a great way to experience one of San Francisco's most iconic streets.
4
Fisherman's Wharf
Drive through San Francisco's Fisherman's Wharf, passing the bustling Crab Shacks, Bakeries and Curio Shops on your way to Golden Gate Bridge. Don't forget to wave to the other visitors!
5
Ocean Beach
Look for sand dollars in the fog and take photos of Seal Rock as it juts out of the Pacific Ocean at Ocean Beach.
6
Presidio of San Francisco
Some of the most beautiful views of San Francisco Bay are in the Presidio, a decommissioned military base that boasts beautiful architecture, a War Memorial, the Disney Museum and even a bowling alley! This area is just a 15 minute drive from Fisherman's Wharf, but feels like another world!
7
Fort Point National Historic Site
At the foot of the Golden Gate Bridge, Fort Point is both an excellent photo spot for the bridge and a fascinating monument to Gold Rush -era San Francisco.
8
Crissy Field
Crissy Field is where San Franciscan's exercise and play. Wave to runners, soccer players and dog walkers as you zoom past beautiful views of the Bay on your way to the Golden Gate Bridge.
9
Golden Gate Park
A natural and cultural center, Golden Gate Park spans almost half the length of San Francisco, and is home to the Conservatory of Flowers, California Academy of Sciences, deYoung Museum, Japanese Tea Garden, Stow Lake and the Buffalo Paddock.
10
Legion of Honor
View the Rodin Sculpture "The Thinker" outside the beautiful Legion f Honor Museum.
11
Sutro Baths
Sutro Baths are all that remains of what was once a popular SF natatorium that was destroyed in a fire. A hauntingly beautiful spot to view the North Pacific Ocean.
12
Palace of Fine Arts Theatre
The Palace of Fine Arts in the Marina District of San Francisco, California, is a monumental structure originally constructed for the 1915 Panama-Pacific Exposition in order to exhibit works of art presented there. One of only a few surviving structures from the Exposition, it is still situated on its original site. In addition to hosting art exhibitions, it remains a popular attraction for tourists and locals.
13
Golden Gate Bridge
Certainly the most-photographed bridge in the world, the Golden Gate Bridge is synonymous with San Francisco. Drive up to the viewing area, or the foot of the bridge at Fort Point, to take pictures. You can take even better pictures at Baker Beach, a few minutes drive past the bridge!
14
Lombard Street
Nothing beats zooming down Lombard Street, San Francisco's "Crookedest Street" in your GoCar at the end of your tour. This is a great way to experience one of San Francisco's most iconic streets.
15
Fisherman's Wharf
Drive through San Francisco's Fisherman's Wharf, passing the bustling Crab Shacks, Bakeries and Curio Shops on your way to Golden Gate Bridge. Don't forget to wave to the other visitors!
16
Ocean Beach
Look for sand dollars in the fog and take photos of Seal Rock as it juts out of the Pacific Ocean at Ocean Beach.
17
Presidio of San Francisco
Some of the most beautiful views of San Francisco Bay are in the Presidio, a decommissioned military base that boasts beautiful architecture, a War Memorial, the Disney Museum and even a bowling alley! This area is just a 15 minute drive from Fisherman's Wharf, but feels like another world!
18
Fort Point National Historic Site
At the foot of the Golden Gate Bridge, Fort Point is both an excellent photo spot for the bridge and a fascinating monument to Gold Rush -era San Francisco.
19
Crissy Field
Crissy Field is where San Franciscan's exercise and play. Wave to runners, soccer players and dog walkers as you zoom past beautiful views of the Bay on your way to the Golden Gate Bridge.
20
Golden Gate Park
A natural and cultural center, Golden Gate Park spans almost half the length of San Francisco, and is home to the Conservatory of Flowers, California Academy of Sciences, deYoung Museum, Japanese Tea Garden, Stow Lake and the Buffalo Paddock.
21
Legion of Honor
View the Rodin Sculpture "The Thinker" outside the beautiful Legion f Honor Museum.
22
Sutro Baths
Sutro Baths are all that remains of what was once a popular SF natatorium that was destroyed in a fire. A hauntingly beautiful spot to view the North Pacific Ocean.
23
Palace of Fine Arts Theatre
The Palace of Fine Arts in the Marina District of San Francisco, California, is a monumental structure originally constructed for the 1915 Panama-Pacific Exposition in order to exhibit works of art presented there. One of only a few surviving structures from the Exposition, it is still situated on its original site. In addition to hosting art exhibitions, it remains a popular attraction for tourists and locals.
24
Golden Gate Bridge
Certainly the most-photographed bridge in the world, the Golden Gate Bridge is synonymous with San Francisco. Drive up to the viewing area, or the foot of the bridge at Fort Point, to take pictures. You can take even better pictures at Baker Beach, a few minutes drive past the bridge!
25
Lombard Street
Nothing beats zooming down Lombard Street, San Francisco's "Crookedest Street" in your GoCar at the end of your tour. This is a great way to experience one of San Francisco's most iconic streets.
26
Fisherman's Wharf
Drive through San Francisco's Fisherman's Wharf, passing the bustling Crab Shacks, Bakeries and Curio Shops on your way to Golden Gate Bridge. Don't forget to wave to the other visitors!
27
Ocean Beach
Look for sand dollars in the fog and take photos of Seal Rock as it juts out of the Pacific Ocean at Ocean Beach.
28
Presidio of San Francisco
Some of the most beautiful views of San Francisco Bay are in the Presidio, a decommissioned military base that boasts beautiful architecture, a War Memorial, the Disney Museum and even a bowling alley! This area is just a 15 minute drive from Fisherman's Wharf, but feels like another world!
29
Fort Point National Historic Site
At the foot of the Golden Gate Bridge, Fort Point is both an excellent photo spot for the bridge and a fascinating monument to Gold Rush -era San Francisco.
30
Crissy Field
Crissy Field is where San Franciscan's exercise and play. Wave to runners, soccer players and dog walkers as you zoom past beautiful views of the Bay on your way to the Golden Gate Bridge.
31
Golden Gate Park
A natural and cultural center, Golden Gate Park spans almost half the length of San Francisco, and is home to the Conservatory of Flowers, California Academy of Sciences, deYoung Museum, Japanese Tea Garden, Stow Lake and the Buffalo Paddock.
32
Legion of Honor
View the Rodin Sculpture "The Thinker" outside the beautiful Legion f Honor Museum.
33
Sutro Baths
Sutro Baths are all that remains of what was once a popular SF natatorium that was destroyed in a fire. A hauntingly beautiful spot to view the North Pacific Ocean.
34
Palace of Fine Arts Theatre
The Palace of Fine Arts in the Marina District of San Francisco, California, is a monumental structure originally constructed for the 1915 Panama-Pacific Exposition in order to exhibit works of art presented there. One of only a few surviving structures from the Exposition, it is still situated on its original site. In addition to hosting art exhibitions, it remains a popular attraction for tourists and locals.
35
Golden Gate Bridge
Certainly the most-photographed bridge in the world, the Golden Gate Bridge is synonymous with San Francisco. Drive up to the viewing area, or the foot of the bridge at Fort Point, to take pictures. You can take even better pictures at Baker Beach, a few minutes drive past the bridge!
36
Lombard Street
Nothing beats zooming down Lombard Street, San Francisco's "Crookedest Street" in your GoCar at the end of your tour. This is a great way to experience one of San Francisco's most iconic streets.
37
Fisherman's Wharf
Drive through San Francisco's Fisherman's Wharf, passing the bustling Crab Shacks, Bakeries and Curio Shops on your way to Golden Gate Bridge. Don't forget to wave to the other visitors!
38
Ocean Beach
Look for sand dollars in the fog and take photos of Seal Rock as it juts out of the Pacific Ocean at Ocean Beach.
39
Presidio of San Francisco
Some of the most beautiful views of San Francisco Bay are in the Presidio, a decommissioned military base that boasts beautiful architecture, a War Memorial, the Disney Museum and even a bowling alley! This area is just a 15 minute drive from Fisherman's Wharf, but feels like another world!
40
Fort Point National Historic Site
At the foot of the Golden Gate Bridge, Fort Point is both an excellent photo spot for the bridge and a fascinating monument to Gold Rush -era San Francisco.
41
Crissy Field
Crissy Field is where San Franciscan's exercise and play. Wave to runners, soccer players and dog walkers as you zoom past beautiful views of the Bay on your way to the Golden Gate Bridge.
42
Golden Gate Park
A natural and cultural center, Golden Gate Park spans almost half the length of San Francisco, and is home to the Conservatory of Flowers, California Academy of Sciences, deYoung Museum, Japanese Tea Garden, Stow Lake and the Buffalo Paddock.
43
Legion of Honor
View the Rodin Sculpture "The Thinker" outside the beautiful Legion f Honor Museum.
44
Sutro Baths
Sutro Baths are all that remains of what was once a popular SF natatorium that was destroyed in a fire. A hauntingly beautiful spot to view the North Pacific Ocean.
45
Palace of Fine Arts Theatre
The Palace of Fine Arts in the Marina District of San Francisco, California, is a monumental structure originally constructed for the 1915 Panama-Pacific Exposition in order to exhibit works of art presented there. One of only a few surviving structures from the Exposition, it is still situated on its original site. In addition to hosting art exhibitions, it remains a popular attraction for tourists and locals.
46
Golden Gate Bridge
Certainly the most-photographed bridge in the world, the Golden Gate Bridge is synonymous with San Francisco. Drive up to the viewing area, or the foot of the bridge at Fort Point, to take pictures. You can take even better pictures at Baker Beach, a few minutes drive past the bridge!
47
Lombard Street
Nothing beats zooming down Lombard Street, San Francisco's "Crookedest Street" in your GoCar at the end of your tour. This is a great way to experience one of San Francisco's most iconic streets.
48
Fisherman's Wharf
Drive through San Francisco's Fisherman's Wharf, passing the bustling Crab Shacks, Bakeries and Curio Shops on your way to Golden Gate Bridge. Don't forget to wave to the other visitors!
49
Ocean Beach
Look for sand dollars in the fog and take photos of Seal Rock as it juts out of the Pacific Ocean at Ocean Beach.
50
Presidio of San Francisco
Some of the most beautiful views of San Francisco Bay are in the Presidio, a decommissioned military base that boasts beautiful architecture, a War Memorial, the Disney Museum and even a bowling alley! This area is just a 15 minute drive from Fisherman's Wharf, but feels like another world!
51
Fort Point National Historic Site
At the foot of the Golden Gate Bridge, Fort Point is both an excellent photo spot for the bridge and a fascinating monument to Gold Rush -era San Francisco.
52
Crissy Field
Crissy Field is where San Franciscan's exercise and play. Wave to runners, soccer players and dog walkers as you zoom past beautiful views of the Bay on your way to the Golden Gate Bridge.
53
Golden Gate Park
A natural and cultural center, Golden Gate Park spans almost half the length of San Francisco, and is home to the Conservatory of Flowers, California Academy of Sciences, deYoung Museum, Japanese Tea Garden, Stow Lake and the Buffalo Paddock.
54
Legion of Honor
View the Rodin Sculpture "The Thinker" outside the beautiful Legion f Honor Museum.
55
Sutro Baths
Sutro Baths are all that remains of what was once a popular SF natatorium that was destroyed in a fire. A hauntingly beautiful spot to view the North Pacific Ocean.
56
Théâtre du Palais des Beaux-Arts
Le Palais des Beaux-Arts dans le Marina District de San Francisco, en Californie, est une structure monumentale construite à l'origine pour l'Exposition Panama-Pacifique de 1915 afin d'exposer les œuvres d'art qui y sont présentées. L'une des rares structures survivantes de l'exposition, elle est toujours située sur son site d'origine. En plus d'accueillir des expositions d'art, il reste une attraction populaire pour les touristes et les habitants.
57
le pont du Golden Gate
Certainement le pont le plus photographié au monde, le Golden Gate Bridge est synonyme de San Francisco. Montez jusqu'à la zone d'observation ou au pied du pont à Fort Point pour prendre des photos. Vous pouvez prendre des photos encore meilleures à Baker Beach, à quelques minutes en voiture après le pont !
58
Rue Lombard
Rien ne vaut un zoom sur Lombard Street, la "rue la plus sinueuse" de San Francisco dans votre GoCar à la fin de votre visite. C'est un excellent moyen de découvrir l'une des rues les plus emblématiques de San Francisco.
59
Quai de pêcheur
Traversez le Fisherman's Wharf de San Francisco, en passant devant les Crab Shacks, les boulangeries et les boutiques de curiosités animées sur votre chemin vers le Golden Gate Bridge. N'oubliez pas de saluer les autres visiteurs !
60
Plage de l'océan
Cherchez des dollars de sable dans le brouillard et prenez des photos de Seal Rock alors qu'il émerge de l'océan Pacifique à Ocean Beach.
61
Présidence de San Francisco
Certaines des plus belles vues de la baie de San Francisco se trouvent au Presidio, une base militaire désaffectée qui possède une belle architecture, un monument aux morts, le musée Disney et même un bowling ! Cette zone se trouve à seulement 15 minutes en voiture de Fisherman's Wharf, mais ressemble à un autre monde !
62
Lieu historique national de Fort Point
Au pied du Golden Gate Bridge, Fort Point est à la fois un excellent spot photo pour le pont et un monument fascinant de l'époque de la ruée vers l'or à San Francisco.
63
Champ Crissy
Crissy Field est l'endroit où l'exercice et le jeu de San Franciscain. Saluez les coureurs, les joueurs de football et les promeneurs de chiens tout en survolant de magnifiques vues sur la baie en vous dirigeant vers le Golden Gate Bridge.
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Parc du Golden Gate
Centre naturel et culturel, le Golden Gate Park s'étend sur près de la moitié de la longueur de San Francisco et abrite le Conservatoire des fleurs, l'Académie des sciences de Californie, le musée deYoung, le Japanese Tea Garden, Stow Lake et le Buffalo Paddock.
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Légion d'honneur
Admirez la sculpture de Rodin "Le penseur" à l'extérieur du magnifique musée de la Légion d'honneur.
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Bains Sutro
Les bains Sutro sont tout ce qui reste de ce qui était autrefois un natatorium populaire de SF qui a été détruit dans un incendie. Un endroit d'une beauté envoûtante pour voir l'océan Pacifique Nord.
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Commentaires (656)
gxmGxm
Nov 2014
My daughter (who lives in the City) and I took a 2-hour GoCar trip during a recent visit. I've done Segways, Duck Tours, Big Buses, etc. Nothing compares to the GoCar experience. San Francisco is a highly tourable City due to its compact size. Thus, in 2-3 hours, you can see a lot of what San Francisco has to offer. There are enough choices based upon your interests that you'll likely hit your choice for major tourist spots during the drive. We took the Golden Gate tour which gave us a number of opportunities for photo ops at beaches, overlooks, and notable attractions like Lombard Street and Coit Tower. Much of the fun comes from the car, a modified three-wheel motorcycle with a fiberglass body. You turn using handle bars, accelerate with the right hand throttle, and break with handbreaks like you would with a bike. Pretty much anyone can learn to drive this since there's no shifting. I felt comfortable in less than five minutes. The car is NOT for the big and/or tall due to its size. It's also a bumpy ride so it may not be suited to someone with back issues, etc. You have a choice of a 50cc or 150cc engine. Get the bigger engine despite the added cost. You'll need the extra power to go up hills. Also, I paid for the insurance and, while I didn't need it, the condition of the cars suggests a fair number of people have at least minor encounters with obstacles and fiberglass can crack easily. The GPS guided tour worked amazingly well (but ensure you have the right language before you get too far from your starting point). Nearly always we were given advance notice of turns, etc. And the general tour information was interesting and engaging. Be prepared, however, for some real street driving and hill climbs.
Saroj M
Nov 2014
We did not feel safe in the middle of busy traffic at San Francisco. My wife and I rented a GoCar for a tour of SanFrancisco. After a quick introductory video, we were at the wheels of a larger GoCar. The GPS was NOT very proactive in providing guidance among the tall buildings in San Francisco. In addition, given the construction areas around the city, the GPS directions were often confusing. In addition, given the size of the GoCars, one is consistently at the level of the exhaust from the cars and busses and the exhaust fumes from the other vehicles really is not a very pleasant experience at all. Finally, given the small size of the GoCars, we did not feel safe at all in driving it around the city. The busy traffic with lots of buses, trucks and cars in San Francisco, made us feel highly exposed and vulnerable in the little GoCar. We cut our trip short and returned the GoCar prematurely since it was not a pleasant experience at all for us.
WpgTraveller4444
Oct 2014
As first-timers in SF, before we did our GoCar tour, we really had no idea how much this city had to offer in the way of attractions. On a warm day, this tour is so much fun! If you're confident in driving the car around amongst traffic, it's a fun way to explore San Francisco, without the annoyances that come with touring in a big group. We were able to go at our own pace, stop where we want to, and spend more time at the attractions we were interested in. The GPS is really easy to follow and they give you hard copy map to help you if you get off track. The historical information provided by the GPS was also very interesting and gave as a great overview of the city and it's attractions. We did the longer route and did the detour up to Twin Peaks. We also had the faster model car. The ride itself took almost 3 hours and we didn't even stop at some of the attractions. You could easily spend a full day with this thing. The car itself is very easy to drive and maneuver. You just have to be aware of the fact that you're a lot smaller than the average vehicle in traffic and therefore not as visible to others. We certainly didn't have any problems. There are enough of these GoCars bombing around town every day that I'm sure the lcoals are pretty used to watching out for them. It was worth every penny and I cannot think of a better way to to learn about and explore San Fran!

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