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Fisherman's Wharf, San Francisco

Tour & cruise · Admission from $4

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About Fisherman's Wharf

Fisherman's Wharf in San Francisco offers visitors indoor and outdoor dining, unique shopping, bay cruises, family attractions, and museums throughout the waterfront area. The neighborhood features specific activities including the F-Line streetcar running between downtown and the wharf, Powell-Hyde and Powell-Mason cable cars connecting to Market Street, and ferries serving the broader Bay Area. Visitors can explore various attractions and outdoor activities available at the wharf itself. The location is situated along San Francisco's Embarcadero, accessible via multiple transit options including streetcars, cable cars, ferries, trains, and buses from throughout the region. The F-Line streetcar specifically runs the length of Market Street to the Ferry Terminal Building before turning west to the wharf, with inbound stops along Jefferson Street and outbound boarding at Jones Street Station or Beach Street stops. Both visitors and locals frequent the area for its combination of dining, shopping, and water-based experiences.

Tickets, prices & hours

Single Adult Ticket (no transfers)
$8
Single Ticket for Seniors, the Disabled, or Medicare Recipients
$4
Single Ticket for Youth (4 & Under)
Free
Single Ticket for Youth (18 & Under), with Free Muni for Youth Clipper Card
Free

Hours: Open daily from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

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