5 DAYS IN SAN FRANCISCO FOR FIRST TIMERS: THE ULTIMATE ITINERARY & BEST THINGS TO DO!

LOOKING TO PLAN THE ULTIMATE 5 DAYS IN SAN FRANCISCO?

The 5 days in San Francisco itinerary below is perfect for those visiting San Francisco for the first time! We created and followed this itinerary ourselves a few years ago on our first and only visit here, which we loved!

It highlights all the sights and activities we did over the 5 days in San Francisco, more of the best guided tours in San Francisco, where we recommend to stay and more!

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5 DAYS IN SAN FRANCISCO:
THE ULTIMATE ITINERARY

For our 5 days in San Francisco itinerary listed below, we begin exploring the beautiful Bay area and Marina District, including The Palace of Fine Arts, Golden Gate Bridge and Fisherman’s Wharf. We also go inner city to Union Square before escaping the city in the idyllic Golden Gate Park and Lands End trail.

DAY 1: GOLDEN GATE BRIDGE, BATTERY SPENCER LOOKOUT, PALACE OF FINE ARTS & WAVE ORGAN

MORNING: THE GOLDEN GATE BRIDGE
First port of call this morning has to be the infamous Golden Gate Bridge. Pass the Welcome Centre courtyard to learn its intriguing history and facts before crossing this rich red icon!

You can either rent your own bike, join a guided bike tour or walk yourself across to the other side in just 30 minutes! We’d suggest walking to stop and enjoy views at your own leisure.

Pictured: The approach to the iconic Golden Gate Bridge. Luckily Karl the Fog wasn't too bad that day and some blue skies were visible! Photograph taken by Jordie during our 5 days in San Francisco trip. — Pictured: The approach to the iconic Golden Gate Bridge. Luckily Karl the Fog wasn’t too bad that day and some blue skies were visible! Photograph taken by Jordie during our 5 days in San Francisco trip.

Top Tip: Get in lane! The left of the bridge is cyclists only, the right is for pedestrians. You’ll be sternly addressed by a speaker phone if you use the wrong one! The heavy traffic makes it a nightmare to to re-cross.

Fun Fact: The bridges colour was chosen to maximise visibility in extreme fog. The fog is so common (100+ days a year), it has inherited a nickname – Karl. You are lucky if you catch it on a clear day!

Fun Fact: The official colour of the Golden Gate Bridge is actually ‘International Orange’, not red!

Learnt Fact: There are numerous emergency ‘Samaritan’ helpline phones along the bridge for people feeling vulnerable or suicidal.

BATTERY SPENCER LOOKOUT
At the other end, walk that extra mile up to Battery Spencer Lookout for insane views of the bridge and San Francisco’s skyline! If you’re walking, you’ll need to cross beneath the bridge underpass first. Cyclists are already on the correct side.

Pictured: Jordie with the epic view you can expect at Battery Spencer Lookout! On a clear day, you can see the full length of the Golden Gate Bridge plus San Francisco city in the distance! Photograph taken by Liam.

Top Tip: Across the bridge, H Dana Bower Rest Area provides a car park and public toilets, but no shops. Bring all food & drink you need before you cross the bridge!

Top Tip: Try to go on a relatively clear day for the best chance of spectacular views (minus ‘Karl the Fog’) if possible.

AFTERNOON: THE PALACE OF FINE ARTS
Cross back over the bridge to the monumental Palace of Fine Arts, a grand exhibition venue displaying artwork from all around the world since 1915. See scheduled art exhibitions.

Outside, enjoy the pristine green areas and lakes filled with swans, geese, ducks and terrapins!

Pictured: The idyllic exterior grounds of the Palace of Fine Arts, Marina District, San Francisco. Photograph taken by Jordie.

Pictured is the beautiful Palace of Fine Arts, one of the top spots to see on your 5 days in San Francisco itinerary! — Wander around the Palace of Fine Arts and admire its colossal architecture!

EVENING: WAVE ORGAN & CRISSY FIELD BEACH SUNSET
A 3-minute walk away is Crissy Field East Beach and marina. Join friendly locals and dog walkers for a sun set against the distant Golden Gate bridge.

Here you’ll also find ‘The Wave Organ’, an interactive acoustic sculpture from 1986. Place your ear to the different pipes to hear musical notes, activated by movement from the oceans waves!

Pictured: Liam listening to The Wave Organ installation, a unique thing to do on your 5 days in San Francisco itinerary! Photograph taken by Jordie. — Pictured: Liam listening out for musical notes made by the Wave Organ! Photograph taken by Jordie.

Top Tip: For the best chance of hearing ‘The Wave Organ’s unique acoustics, visit on a high tide. Click to check the current tides around San Francisco Bay.

SPOTTED WILDLIFE!

California Ground Squirrel
Spotted on grassy verge just before Crissy Field Beach. Otherwise known as a “Beechey Ground Squirrel”. They reside in complex underground burrow systems, with each squirrel using their own entrance! Their diet consists of insects, seeds, fruit and nuts – using their cheeks to store any extra! Lifespan is typically up to 6 years.

California Ground Squirrel spotted at Crissy Field East Beach, one of the top spots to see on your 5 days in San Francisco itinerary!

DAY 2: LOMBARD STREET, MACONDRAY LANE, UNION SQUARE, FISHERMAN’S WHARF & PIER 39

MORNING: LOMBARD STREET
Make your way to Hyde Street junction to start at the top of the ‘crookedest road in the world’, Lombard Street. This short section of road has 8 hairpin turns to help cars travel safely down an otherwise un-drivable incline! Use the stepped path ways either side to walk along the road safely.

Join a fun GoCar San Francisco driving tour to drive down this street yourself!

Pictured: You can join a guided driving tour in this little yellow GoCar and experience driving down Lombard Street yourself! Photograph taken by Jordie. — Pictured: You can join a **guided GoCar driving tour** and drive down Lombard Street yourself in this little yellow car! Photograph taken by Jordie.

Top Tip: We advise to get to Lombard Street early this morning to enjoy by yourselves. During the peak of day, Lombard Street is usually flocked with tourists!

Seeing the twisting road of Lombard Street is one of the top spots to see on your 5 days in San Francisco itinerary! — Pictured: The insane twisting road section of Lombard Street in San Francisco!

PASS THROUGH MACONDRAY LANE
On route to walking towards Union Square, pass through Macondray Lane. Start at the Jones Street entrance to stroll the short crooked cobbles of the ‘Buddha Park’, a real fairytale garden with wild flowers, calming water fountains and moss covered Buddha statues.

When walking from Lombard Street towards Union Square, you must add passing through the hidden gem of Macondray Lane on your 5 days in San Francisco itinerary! — Pictured: Make a purposeful diversion to cut down the short but quaint Macondray Lane on route to Union Square! Photograph taken by Liam.

Emerge at the other end near Taylor Street, be rewarded with insane panoramic harbour views!

As you emerge from Macondray Lane onto Taylor Street, you will be greeted with this epic view! This was one of our favourite views on our entire 5 days in San Francisco itinerary! Photograph taken by Jordie.

Top Tip: The start of Macondray Lane is half way up one of San Francisco’s steep hills – get ready to give your glutes a workout!

AFTERNOON: SHOP AT UNION SQUARE
From Macondray Lane, walk another the 25 minutes to your next destination, Union Square. On route, stop off at the free San Francisco Cable Car museum as you pass through Chinatown. if you fancied a refreshment, pop into the quirky tiki-themed Tonga Room & Hurricane bar.

Spend the afternoon at Union Square either browsing pop-up markets on the main square, or department stores such as Saks, Macy’s or Westfield.

Pictured: An art market in full swing on Union Square! Photograph taken by Jordie.

Top Tip: If you’re an art enthusiast, don’t miss a visit to the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (MOMA), which is just a 10 minute walk from Union Square.

Top Tip: Many of our top San Francisco hotels with a rooftop pool are located in Union Square!

RIDE THE SAN FRANCISCO CABLE CAR
Jump on the infamous San Francisco cable car at Union Square’s Powell / Market Street “Cable Car Turnaround Point”. Whether you sit on the wooden benches or do the classic ‘hanging off the sides’, stay on the cable car until you reach the terminating stop, Fisherman’s Wharf! A single one-way ticket is $8 USD.

Pictured: The San Franscisco cable car, an absolute must do on your 5 days in San Francisco itinerary. Photograph taken by Jordie.

Top Tip: Hold onto your phone or cameras very tightly if you decide to hang off the side of the cable car! Jordie almost dropped her phone quite a few times!

Top Tip: There are ‘on-route’ stops, but we advise to always board the cable car at Union Square, the very first stop. The cable car is always incredibly full and not a lot of people tend to get off until the end. If this is the case, the cable car will not stop on-route if there is no more room for additional passengers.

Top Tip: At the weekends, expect to wait at least 1 hour for a cable car ride from the Union Square stop. For a much quieter experience, the best time to plan a cable car ride is during a weekday. The queues are 1/3 of the size with only a 10-15 minute wait.

Pictured: Jordie riding the iconic San Francisco cable car from Union Square to Fishermans Wharf. This was one of the best things we did during our 5 days in San Francisco! Photograph taken by Liam.

LATE AFTERNOON: FISHERMAN’S WHARF & PIER 39
Close your eyes. Imagine squawking seagulls, cable car chimes, hustle and bustle and the smell of salty sea air. You my friend are at Fishermans Wharf, one of our favourite places that we visited during our whole 5 days in San Francisco!

Arriving at Fisherman’s Wharf, first enjoy some of the delightfully fresh seafood options on offer here (such as fresh crab, clam chowder, seafood cocktails, prawns, squid or muscles) as you watch ferries sail past.

Afterwards, head over to the bustling Pier 39, a two-storey pier full of craft gift and art shops, fair rides, impromptu performances and bustling music.

An absolute must do on your 5 days in San Francisco itinerary is a visit to the bustling Fisherman's Wharf and Pier 39 to see the sealions! — Pictured: Watch the magic of Pier 39 ignite as the night draws in and dazzling lights come on!

Don’t miss the large group of wild Californian sea lions who have made the Pier 39 docks their permanent residence. Take it from us – you will certainly hear and smell them before you see them!

Top Tip: The Fishermans Wharf food speciality is the ‘clam chowder in a sourdough bread’!

Top Tip: Watch out for the seagulls when eating at Fisherman’s Wharf. They have no fear for humans and will absolutely take your chip if they want it!

Top Tip: Our top hotels in San Francisco with a view are located in Fisherman’s Wharf!

Pictured: The approach to Fisherman's wharf (left) and the and bustling Pier 39 (right). Photographs taken by Jordie. — Pictured: The approach to Fisherman’s wharf (left) and the and bustling Pier 39 (right). Photographs taken by Jordie.

SPOTTED WILDLIFE!

California Sea-lion
Known for their iconic barking, these social animals hang out in groups packed together on ocean ‘rafts’ – Pier 39 being a perfect spot! They feed on fish, squid, octopus and even baby sharks. Their colour ranges from dark to golden brown, and have adorable visible small ear flaps!

Video of wild Californian sealions at Pier 39, Fisherman’s Wharf, taken by Jordie.

DAY 3: ALCATRAZ DAY TOUR & SUNSET CRUISE

HALF DAY: ALCATRAZ PRISON DAY TOUR
Shawkshank – Eat your heart out! Board ‘Alcatraz Cruises’ ferry docked at Pier 33 for a brilliant half-day tour to one of the World’s most infamous prisons – Alcatraz. Wander its derelict exterior before heading inside, uncovering its spine chilling secrets and unsettling history with a self-guided audio tour.

The most popular tour is the ‘Alcatraz Day Tour’, but they also offer early bird and an Alcatraz night tour option (gulp)! We highly recommend to book well in advance to avoid disappointment. Book online directly on their website.

One of the best things you cannot miss off your 5 days in San Francisco itinerary is a visit to the chilling Alcatraz Prison on a half-day tour from Pier 33! Make sure you book in advance to avoid disappointment! — Pictured: The infamous Alcatraz prison on its isolated island from above.

Fun Fact: Al Capone, the notorious mob boss and gangster was one of the first inmates to serve in the new Alcatraz federal prison in 1934.

Top Tip: For a full-day combination option with the option to include Alcatraz, check out this incredibly popular (and highly rated!) small group ‘San Francisco, Muir Woods, Sausalito with Optional Alcatraz’ tour on Viator!

EVENING: SUNSET CATAMARAN BAY CRUISE
The afternoon is your oyster before you embark on an unforgettable 5* Catamaran Sunset cruise of San Francisco Bay, which includes gliding under the Golden Gate Bridge.

This is one of the most romantic and special things you can do on your 5 days in San Francisco itinerary!

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Fun fact: San Francisco is built upon 50+ named hills!

Fun fact: The “Fortune Cookie” was invented by a Japanese San Francisco resident!

Fun fact: San Francisco has approximately 10,000+ more dogs in the city than children.

DAY 4: MRS DOUBTFIRE’S HOUSE, PAINTED LADIES, GOLDEN GATE BRIDGE & LANDS END TRAIL

EARLY MORNING:
MRS DOUBTFIRE’S HOUSE & PAINTED LADIES (OPTIONAL)
Make a few UBER stops at two sets of famous San Francisco houses. Firstly, the real house used in the movie Mrs Doubtfire, featuring the late Robin Williams. Located on 2640 Steiner Street, we loved the fact the house looks exactly the same, except for little paint job and an added white fence!

The second spot to visit is the iconic row of houses known as the ‘Painted Ladies’, that are featured in every San Francisco based film imaginable!

The Painted Ladies colourful terraced houses have become an iconic to go and see on your San Francisco itinerary! — Pictured: The Painted Ladies set against the city skyline.

Pictured: Us standing outside 2640 Steiner Street (Mrs Doubtfire's House) in San Francisco! A stop that must be added to ever movie lover's 5 days in San Francisco itinerary! — Pictured: Us standing outside 2640 Steiner Street (Mrs Doubtfire’s House) in San Francisco!

MORNING: GOLDEN GATE PARK
Escape the city through Golden Gate Park, starting from here near the California Academy of Sciences until you reach the Ocean Beach coastline. The distance is approx. 3 miles / 1 hour.

Escape the bustling city of San Francisco and venture into the idyllic Golden Gate Park on your 5 days in San Francisco itinerary! — Pictured: A birds-eye view of the Golden Gate Park in San Francisco.

Key sights to see on-route are the Japanese gardens, views from atop Strawberry Hill, row boats on Lake Stow, baseball games on the Polo Field, the American Bison paddock and the two dutch windmills. Finally emerge at the Ocean beach coastline!

Fun Fact: The bear on California’s state flag was modelled after a California grizzly bear named Monarch, who lived at Golden Gate Park!

Pictured: The idyllic Lake Stow at Golden Gate Park (left) and the Dutch Windmill (right). Photographs taken by Jordie.

AFTERNOON: LAND’S END COASTAL TRAIL
Head up the staircase to Sutro Heights to begin the Lands End walking trail, tracing the idyllic Northwest coastline round to the Golden Gate Bridge. Divert down the 100+ steps to Mile Rock Beach half-way through, the perfect pausing spot for a picnic.

This was one of the best free things we did on our 5 days in San Francisco itinerary!

Top Tip: Before Sutra Height Stairs (the start of the Lands End walking trail), stop off at Safeway (a large supermarket) to stock up on snacks and drinks beforehand.

Pictured is the epic view of Golden Gate Park and Ocean Beach on top of the Sutra Height steps lookout, San Francisco. This is what you will see just before you start the Lands End coastal trail, one of the best free things to do on your 5 days in San Francisco itinerary! Photograph taken by Jordie. — Pictured: Sutra Heights Lookout looking back at Golden Gate Park and Ocean Beach. Can you spot the Dutch Windmill in the far distance?! Photograph taken by Jordie.

Pictured: A view of the iconic Golden Gate Bridge nearing the end of the Lands End coastal trail. This walk is one of the best free things we did during our 5 days in San Francisco. Photograph taken by Jordie.

EVENING: SUNSET AT BAKER BEACH
Treat your aching feet to a soothing ocean dip at Baker Beach, which marks the end of all your walking today! Find a comfortable spot to rest on the soft sandy shores during a Golden Gate bridge sunset.

Top Tip: The far end of the Baker Beach (nearest to the bridge) is a full on nudist beach! These sunbathers certainly redefined the term “hanging out at the beach”! 😅

After completing the Lands End trail, be sure to add relaxing at Baker Beach and watching the sunset behind the Golden Gate Bridge onto your 5 days in San Francisco itinerary! — Be sure to add watching the sunset at Baker Beach in your San Francisco itinerary!

DAY 5: YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK TOUR

FULL DAY: YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK TOUR
Venture out of the city on a guided tour to Yosemite National Park, one of the United States most famous and jaw-dropping National Parks.

It is possible to do so on this full day 5* small group Yosemite and Giant Sequoias Day Trip from San Francisco. With a staggering 2000+ 5* reviews and honoured with a “Badge of Excellence” on Viator, this truly is a great option to visit the best of Yosemite in just 1 day!

If you have an extra day to spare, you could consider this 5* 2-Day Yosemite National Park Tour from San Fran. This will give you even more time exploring this idyllic corner of the world.

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One of the best things you can do during your 5 days in San Francisco is take a full day tour to Yosemite National Park! — Pictured: Don’t miss the opportunity to visit the beautiful Yosemite National Park, either on a **full day tour from San Francisco** or the **recommended 2 day (1 night) tour from San Francisco**!

WHERE TO STAY IN SAN FRANCISCO

When choosing where to stay in San Francisco for the first time, we believe the best area to stay are either around the Marina District (near the Bay area and Golden Gate Bridge) or around Fisherman’s Wharf.

We’ve gathered a few of our top picks in both destinations, listed below:

OUR TOP HOTEL PICKS IN THE MARINA DISTRICT:

💎 Infinity Hotel San Francisco

💎 Hotel Del Sol

OUR TOP HOTEL PICKS IN FISHERMAN’S WHARF:

💎 Argonaut Hotel

💎 The Fairmont Heritage Place Ghirardelli Square

GETTING AROUND SAN FRANCISCO

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If you stay near Marina Bay, most key attractions are within walking distance. Huge tip, walking East to West in San Francisco is relatively flat, walking North to South in San Francisco is up & down huge hills!

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We mainly used Uber to avoid San Francisco hills, but super handy to have installed / set up on your phone beforehand. Internet required.
Tip: You tip and rate the driver via the App after the drop off has completed!

Ride the infamous San Francisco cable car for just $8 single ticket! Check out the official website for information on payment methods.

CAN YOU GET AROUND SAN FRANCISCO WITHOUT A CAR? 🚙

We don’t believe that a car is necessary to just get around San Francisco city. From personal experience, the most seamless way to get around San Francisco is by using UBER to get to basically anywhere.

There is an abundance of UBER drivers in San Francisco and you won’t be waiting long getting from one place to the next!

If you are extending your stay or simply want to explore more of the Californian coast outside of San Francisco, your best and most convenient option is to rent a car! You could even make it a road trip to Los Angeles!

ABOUT SAN FRANCISCO:
“KNOW BEFORE YOU GO” FAQ’S

WHY SHOULD I VISIT SAN FRANCISCO? WHAT MAKES SAN FRANCISCO SPECIAL?

San Francisco is the United States’ quirkiest and most eccentric city. Bursting with colour, character and charisma: San Francisco is absolutely worth a visit.

Set along the California Bay, San Francisco has everything from iconic landmarks, modern arts, intriguing architecture, coastal walks, great shopping, wild sea-lions, bustling fisherman piers, idyllic beaches and much more!

WHAT SHOULD I SEE FOR A FIRST TIME IN SAN FRANCISCO?

Our 5 days in San Francisco itinerary captures every major sight that everyone visiting San Francisco for the first time should see.

It includes the classic hotspots such as the Golden Gate Bridge and Pier 39, but also hidden inner city gems, city parks, an epic coastal walking trail and the best beaches to visit. Read below to find out more:

WHAT ARE THE BEST MONTHS TO VISIT SAN FRANCISCO?

What we found super interesting was that the water surrounding San Francisco actually regulates its Mediterranean climate all year round, meaning that the temperature itself does not change that drastically between its seasons.

San Francisco does however have TWO definitive weather seasons to be aware of: A Wet and Dry season.

☔︎︎ WET SEASON
(November to March)

During these months, December to February in particular, San Francisco stays relatively mild with a 14-16°c (57-60°F) average, but chilly winds and rain can make it feel much colder! The coldest month of January is the cheapest month to visit San Francisco.

🌞 DRY SEASON
(April to October)

The San Francisco dry season provides a much needed relief from the rain, typically bringing in dry weather with very little precipitation. June to August averages between 15-22°c (59-71°F), plus bring the longest daylight hours at 11 hours a day.

June to August are also the busiest months for tourism. With countless San Francisco events and festivals going on, this causes higher hotel and flight prices during this period.

Surprisingly – it is the latter months of September to October that bring San Francisco’s warmest temperatures, between 18-23°c (64-73°F)! Temperatures however do start to drop considerably when hitting November.

OUR VERDICT – THE SWEET SPOT

Overall, we believe the best months to visit San Francisco are either May, or between September to October:

May has a comfortably warm max average of 18-21°c (around 70°F) with little rain, making walking around and visiting outdoor attractions much more comfortable. It’s also out of season, therefore much less crowded by tourists plus cheaper hotels, flights and tours!

In the same way, September and October welcomes the warmest average temperatures 18-23°c (64-73°F), whilst technically still being a cheaper “off peak” season.

HOW MANY DAYS DO YOU NEED TO SEE SAN FRANCISCO?

We believe to get the best out of your San Francisco itinerary, you need at least 5 days: 3 to 4 days in the inner city and 1 to 2 to venture on a day trip to surrounding areas, including Yosemite National Park or a Valley wine tour.

Therefore, for the best itinerary plan, we would say 5 days in San Francisco the perfect and minimum amount of time to visit!

WHAT IS THE BEST WAY TO GET TO SAN FRANCISCO?

The best way to get to San Francisco is by flying directly into its main airport, San Francisco International (SFO). From here, you can jump into one of many taxi’s waiting outside or order an Uber to take you into the city. Check Skyscanner for the deals.

The driving distance from San Francisco International airport to the city is approximately 30 minutes (traffic dependant).

SAN FRANCISCO USEFUL FACTS

American Dollar
£1 (GBP) = $1.24 (USD)
(figures as per 2025)

Vaccinations
Click here for United States of America vaccination recommendations. Always consult your local travel nurse for the latest advice.

Plug Adaptors
You will require an adaptor to suit Type A & B. Their standard voltage is only 120V.

Required Documents
UK citizens with a British passport must apply & be granted an ESTA before travelling to the USA. It costs $21. Apply only through the official Government website, there are dozens of fraud ‘third-party’ websites.

What To Pack
San Francisco stays relatively mild throughout the year due to its Bayside location. Always pack layers to prepare for unexpected winds or fog, and pack an umbrella for the wetter Winter months! Good walking footwear for the Lands End coastal trail. A portable power pack is recommended while you’re out exploring!

Time Zone
San Francisco is on Pacific Daylight time.
It is 8 hours behind the United Kingdom.

CONCLUSION: 5 DAYS IN SAN FRANCISCO

To conclude, we believe this perfect 5 days in San Francisco captures all the key hotspots, activities and experiences that anyone visiting San Francisco for the first time must do!

From the iconic Golden Gate Bridge and Cable Car, to hidden gems on the Lands End trail and down Macondray Lane – this San Francisco itinerary is jam-packed with variety and has something for everyone to enjoy.

Have the best time in the glorious “City by the Bay”!

A photo of Jordie, the author of this specific blog post and owner of the wesbite.

This blog post was written by Jordie Flain!

Founder of TheFlainsTravel.com

A travel-obsessed Sagittarius creating honest, easy-to-follow guides. Powered by tea, chocolate and a slightly concerning amount of tomato ketchup.

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