Yosemite Happy Campers’ Eco-tour from San Francisco: 3 Days

Name: Yosemite Happy Campers’ Eco-tour from San Francisco: 3 Days
Brand: Yosemite Happy Campers’ Eco-tour from San Francisco: 3 Days
SKU: 31119
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Activity Schedule

When does it run?
May - Oct: Mon, Wed, Fri & Sun
Duration
3 days and 2 nights
Start time

8:15am
Meeting Point

Make your way in front of the Mason Street entrance of the Hilton Hotel in Downtown San Francisco.
Ending Point

Same as start point

Key Highlights

Camp in the Yosemite wilderness
See El Captain, Bridalveil Fall, Half Dome and many more
Have lunch in a Sequoia grove
Hike in Yosemite’s beautiful High Country
Lessen your environmental impact by riding a bio-fuelled minibus
Meet your friendly and professional tour guide
Both printed and smartphone vouchers accepted

Overview

Note: While booking the tour, please mention the name, passport number and nationality for each traveller in the special requests section for making hotel bookings and insurance.

Explore Yosemite’s Half Dome, El Capitan, and Bridalveil Fall on a 3-day Yosemite Happy Campers’ 3-day Eco-tour!

On your way to Yosemite National Park, you’ll tread lightly in an environmentally friendly, bio-fuelled minibus! During this Yosemite vacation, you can sit around the campfire and share stories while you and your group cook a delicious meal. Then, relax with a dip in a nearby swimming pool or a soak in the hot tub! On the Yosemite Happy Campers’ 3-day Eco-tour, we’ve already taken care of your camping equipment and park entrance fees. You just need to bring your sleeping bag and get ready for all of the fun things to do in Yosemite!

Itinerary

DAY 1 – GIANT SEQUOIAS

Catch views of the Golden Gate Bridge, Fisherman’s Wharf, Alcatraz Island and the incomparable San Francisco Skyline as we head east on the Bay Bridge. You’ll taste a piece of California’s rich agricultural hub as we pass through a slice of the Central Valley famous for specialty fruits and nuts such as almonds, walnuts, cherries, and strawberries. Once we reach the park, prepare to dine among giants as we arrive at a grove of Giant Sequoia trees.

Climb the winding route 4,500 feet above sea level to the gorgeous vista at Tunnel View, which overlooks the expanse of Yosemite Valley and offers spectacular views looking east towards El Capitan, Half Dome, and Bridalveil Falls.

Depending on timing, the group may stop off at Yosemite Village or take a quick excursion down a beginner hike before settling into camp.

DAY 2 – YOSEMITE HIGH COUNTRY

The early bird gets the worm when it comes to exploring the park! We’ll whip together a quick breakfast, slap together some sandwiches for lunch, and head off in the van to start our full day in Yosemite High Country.

Are you ready for clear, sparkling lakes? Crisp, mountain air? Prepare to spend a full day exploring Yosemite’s picturesque lakes, hiking to mountain summits that overlook lush greenery, and passing through serene meadows. Your guide will make sure the group takes full advantage of the park while making sure everyone is comfortable, by customizing the hikes around the groups’ needs.

If your group is not too wiped out by the day’s adventures, now is the time to swap stories and share drinks around the campfire with your new friends. Don’t forget to rest up before your last day at Yosemite!

DAY 3 – YOSEMITE VALLEY

On the last morning, we’ll make a quick breakfast, prepare another brown bag lunch, make sure all the camping gear is put away before heading into Yosemite Valley.

Did you pass up a hike on the way to a vista? Have you been pining after a particular swimming spot? Are you ready to stretch your legs and have a new self-guided adventure? Day three is the perfect time to choose your own adventure in Yosemite Valley. You can hike to a waterfall, rent a bicycle to cruise around the valley floor, check out the visitor’s center, museum, and Ansel Adams Gallery, or relax in the shade by the emerald green Merced River. Regroup for one final group activity, a visit to the El Capitan Meadow to watch the daredevil rock climbers conquering the largest granite monolith in North America.