Tram staff are very nice and the vehicle does just what it advertizes. It's about a 1 hour trip…read morearound the island. There is an audio guide that plays along too and the driver corrects any of the info that is outdated. We bought tickets at the cafe right after arrival.

The website is really confusing. We went on Martin Luther King day. I tried to check the tram…read moretime and where to buy the tickets also if the tram was available on the holiday. It told us it ran daily. We paid for a round trip ticket on the ferry only to find out there was no tram or shuttle that day. We were seniors and really could not walk the 5 miles around the island. We ended up taking the next ferry back to Tiburon. What a waste!

This tour is great! Not rushed or "canned" like some tours I went on. The tour guide, Victoria,…read moreis exceptionally knowledgable and passionate about the community and its preservation. Time flew by, as Victoria regaled us with the stories of the different wooden boats. The tour is accessible and would be great for all ages and all abilities. I can't recommend it enough!

What began as an uncertain step into the unknown, quickly turned into a totally immerisive,…read moreeducational and adventurous joyride. Victoria and Jocelyn brought the history of the place to life in the most magical way, fully activating all the senses. We learned, we laughed, and we even danced!! Finishing the day over delcious snacks together in Victoria's beautiful studio space capped off a satisfying and memorable day. A truly unique experience, highly recommended to the curious and the adventurous

We are just back from our time in Cuba with CTAG. Our experience was excellent as we were safe and…read morewell taken care of by our driver Noel and our guide Alpi. What a vast, sordid and complex history this Country has had. Our guide was a wealth of information relative to the past and current challenges Cuba has faced in the last century. Our hearts go out to the extremely nice people of this island Nation as they look to navigate the current political structure of their homeland. Trip highlights: Super fun salsa dance lesson Beautiful hike to a waterfall Our in home cooking lesson Architectural viewing in the larger cities Fusterlandia and the FAC (Cuban Art Factory) Classic car tour Visit to a local farm for breakfast and bees! Tasting all the yummy Cuban cuisine Listening to amazing local music CTAG made the entire experience easy, and we would recommend a visit to support the lovely people of Cuba. John and Dayna Cooper Laguna Niguel, California

I recently had the pleasure of experiencing CTAG and I must say, it exceeded all my expectations…read more From start to finish, the service was exceptional. The tours were well-planned and immersive, offering a perfect balance of exploration and relaxation. What truly set this service apart was the fantastic company and Neus positive vibes throughout the journey . She made sure we were well-fed and busy and our driver. I couldn't have asked for a better travel experience. I can't wait to return Highly recommended!"

Lots of details about this interesting corner of the Bay Area provided by our guide Dan G. He was a…read morewealth of information, pretty funny and as a local was able to share a lot of perspective on the islands changes. Great day trip and I wish we had more time to poke around.

Wonderful tour led by Jim. History + nature! A great morning spent on the island…read more For people who are looking to visit the Naval Museum on the island, it is no longer open, but this tour is operative and you get to see the naval chapel and walk around the area. I was originally looking for information about the museum and arrived at this page: https://www.mihpf.org/tours. I hope this will help you find their tour options and dates! All digitalized, no fuss. And it turns out I was the only who signed up for today's tour, and they did not cancel on me because of that. I really really appreciated it. One last thing, the money you spend on the tour goes into helping this foundation : ) Yay!

Such a wonderful experience. The owner was helpful and so nice. He fit our kids for bike seats and…read morehelmets. The bikes were brand new and easy to use. The pricing was also so much cheaper than bike rentals in SF city. Would highly recommend.

We rented road bikes for two days. High quality bikes, exceptional service! Mark greeted us by…read morename, offered us every possible accessory we could need (free of charge), and was very accommodating when we got back too late. He was a pleasure, and we definitely would rent here again!

*** This is a review of the grounds and houseboats, not the tour. ***…read more Whenever I have a guest from out of town and I want to give them a real slice of North Bay life (something you don't usually find on a guided tour), I take them to the Sausalito houseboats. It's so full of funky architecture, spectacular Bay views, a few hidden beaches, and plenty of colorful residents. This place is a total trip! Where else in the world can you find such a unique, seaside community with so many photo opps. Although this makes for a fun tourist destination, you have to remember that people actually live here. Translation: be respectful of the communal decks and property. Otherwise, you may endure the wrath of some salty, seaside locals. Like I said, there are quite a few characters (old hippies, young yippies, artists, etc.) who live around here. Consider yourself warned. Even when I'm not playing tour guide to guests, I like strolling here with my dog (yes, it's dog-friendly... as long as they're on leash). It's just a really relaxing spot, and it reminds me of how lucky we are to live in such an amazing area. When visiting, I'd recommend parking near the Mike's Bikes shop and Davey Jone's Deli. But be sure to lock your doors. The area can sometimes attract car burglars.

Such a unique experience just seeing these beautiful houseboats with beautiful views of the blue…read morewaters of the bay and the skyline of the city of San Francisco, and in the other direction - the lovely hillsides of Marin County. I can only imagine how much more unique it must be to live in one! A community of writers and artists who became commercially successful, live here. Shel Silverstein used to live in a houseboat here. Rumor has it that Michael Lewis, the guy who wrote Money Ball, The Blind Side, and The Big Short, all of which were made into movies, also owns a houseboat in Sausalito. His house on terra firma is just across the bridge in Berkeley. Just a million dollars for a tiny home on the water in Marin paradise. Location, location, location!

As a Docent over the past few years I'm biased but the Railroad & Ferry Museum is amazing;…read morebreath-taking; informative historical replica of life in our town from the late 1880's through 1960's. The remarkable model of age town assembled by 12 dedicated gents over 19 years with working trains & more just delight the child in us all. An absolute must visit April through October Wednesday-Saturday & Sunday 1-4 pm. Enjoy a highlight for all to see & marvel @ the ingenuity that shaped our lives!

Amazing museum which captures the essence and history of Tiburon in its early days. We had the…read moreopportunity of meeting and listening bits of construction and history for Mr. Phil Cossou, one of Tiburon's first railway police officers and lead builder of the enormous model display you will see upon walking in which took over a decade to build. Mr. Cossou was kind enough to share his memories, the construction of the model, walk through and share all the well preserved artifacts - one of the original maps, plans obtained directly from the Smithsonian. The upstairs once housed the chief operator and his family - all recreated with original pieces of furniture, dish ware, machinery, kitchen appliances. The view from each window was spectacular. We were told that the location was once very industrial, with trains and ferry's shipping goods to and from Tiburon to San Francisco. The docent and Mr. Cossou were wonderful and informative. If you have an opportunity to stop by, be sure to contribute at the front desk - worth every moment!

My husband and I did the Napa City Ghosts & Legends Walking Tour last night as a Christmas gift,…read moreand I absolutely loved it. The tour guides (aka very accomplished paranormal investigators) were engaging, knowledgeable, and clearly passionate about Napa's history and the paranormal. It was the perfect mix of spooky, fun, and fascinating -- we learned so much about downtown Napa along the way. We can't wait to do their Sonoma tour next and to watch the documentaries the tour leads are part of. Highly recommend!

We participated in the Napa Downtown Walk, Ghosts of the Redlight District & Main St. with Devin as…read moreour tour guide. I think he did a pretty good job keeping it casual and interesting. Attendees become paranormal investigators during the tour, given several tools to track paranormal activity (spiritual dowsing rods, and a ghost hunting meter that measures electric signals (as ghosts give off electric signals). We made about 4-5 different stops that are either haunted or have affiliation with death, and Devin helped the group communicate with ghosts during some of the stops, combining storytelling with interesting historical events in Napa. We had a combination of skeptics and believers in our group, including at least one witch. I, of course, came for the entertainment, getting to talk about serial killers, learn a bit about history, and also get in a few laughs as Devin brings the humor as well. I did learn some new things, such as the difference between a ghost and a spirit, possible origins of the terms "lobbying" and "pulling my leg", and that Cole's Chop House (where my bf and I had dinner earlier that day) was formerly a mortuary. We ended at the courthouse, not where we started the tour, with the story of the last public execution in California which took place here in Napa. Overall, we had a fun time, and it's an unconventional way to tour the streets of Napa, and definitely enjoyable if you like ghost stories.