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ALCATRAZ TOURS
Alcatraz Tours: Transbordador hacia la historia, exploración por cuenta propia y vistas inolvidables de la isla.
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Alcatraz Tours: Transbordador hacia la historia, exploración por cuenta propia y vistas inolvidables de la isla.
ALCATRAZ TOURS ofrece acceso en ferry a la Isla de Alcatraz desde el Muelle 33 en San Francisco, brindando un servicio puntual y cruceros tranquilos por la Bahía de San Francisco. La experiencia incluye exploración por cuenta propia y la muy aclamada audioguía Cellhouse, que da vida a la historia de la isla y a la antigua prisión. Las reseñas destacan su funcionamiento fiable y visitas memorables e inmersivas.
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Viajes de ida y vuelta en ferry desde Pier 33 hasta la Isla de Alcatraz en embarcaciones limpias y seguras con tripulación profesional.
Recorrido de audio autoguiado por la histórica celda-prisión, que ofrece información histórica detallada y relatos.
Acceso para explorar las ruinas, jardines, faro y patios recreativos de la Isla de Alcatraz a su propio ritmo.
Muestra exposiciones sobre eventos clave como las protestas de ocupación de nativos americanos y la historia militar de la isla.
Breves presentaciones guiadas por el personal del Servicio de Parques Nacionales a la llegada, que cubren el diseño y la historia.
Calificación general
LAND ROVER
Nice company ran well very on time.Safe, clean fast direct.The place you want to go if you want to see alcatraz
Jeremy Dixon
This was a fantastic tour. It was great to learn about some of the history of the Island and the jail. If you’re looking for a fun thing to do while in San Francisco then hit these dudes up
Stacy Filipek
I had never been to Alcatraz and have visited the city a few times previously. The boat ride was great. My boyfriend, son and I went a little later in the day. A few of the areas were closing as we got to the island. I was a little bummed to miss those areas. Had I known, I would have for sure booked a little earlier in the day. The audio tour of the Cell house was cool, definitely recommend. It made me feel better about missing the areas that closed. The walk for me was not bad at all. I had hip surgery 10 1/2 months ago. I didn’t even feel sore at the end of the day. Overall, I did enjoy my visit and am so glad I went. If you get a chance, take the tour…but earlier in the day. I do plan on visiting again.
B. R.
Self-guide tour/visit was amazing!! It takes you back in time. It was very impressive to see everything with your own eyes instead of a t.v. documentary. It was about $47.95 plus tax, but its was a unique experience. I really enjoyed it!
JMC STL
My first (and likely last) visit to Alcatraz Island, after missing the boat (literally) on a few previous visits to San Francisco. This time my wife & our friend & I took the roundtrip cruise and the self-guided walking tour of what's left of the Alcatraz facilities. Our tour vessel to the Island was the Alcatraz City Tours' Islander (their fastest boat) and we returned on the larger but slightly slower Alcatraz Clipper. Both had very professional but cordial crews and the cruises across San Francisco Bay were smooth on a partly sunny June day. On-board facilities are basic on both ships but the afloat time is short. On arrival to the Island, visitors as a group are encouraged to listen to an approx. 5 minute introduction to the layout & history of Alcatraz (I'd definitely recommend it for first-timers - our Nat'l Park Service member was very enthusiastic & informative); then you are dismissed to explore on your own (Island maps available). The Island complex of buildings (some still intact, others just structural ruins) covered a smaller footprint than I expected, but it takes some time & energy to climb the hillsides via paved roads (especially getting to the top of the Island where the Lighthouse and the Cellhouse & its Recreation Yard are perched). There are also some beautiful garden areas spread around the Island, which were first established by U.S. military personnel stationed there in the 1860s. We spent most of our tour inside the Cellhouse, where I took advantage of the free audio tour for more historical insight (don't pause the recording or the narration will never catch up to your current point in the tour). The other fascinating area we explored was the historical displays describing & interpreting the Alcatraz Island occupation protests in the 1960s & early 1970s by Native Americans. This was an important piece of U.S. history that I had never heard of before this visit. Once we finished our tour, we went back to the dock level & stood in the queue for the next return vessel. Our impressions of the visit were overall positive, though the stories & current conditions of the Cellhouse were reminders that Alcatraz Island is a neglected & underappreciated part of U.S. history.
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