Fisherman’s Wharf is one of the most famous areas of San Francisco. Most of the attractions are free as you walk through the wharf neighborhood. You can see and hear the world famous sea lions at Pier 39. If you’re looking to eat fresh fish or crab, you’ll find many vendors and restaurants that specialize in seafood.

The people watching is one of my favorite parts.

I thought it was neat to get off the main tourist sidewalk and walk near the boats. We saw the fisherman preparing their boats for tomorrow morning’s excursion. As you walk along the boats keep in mind most of these fleets are 3rd generation fisherman. 

Of course you’ll see the famous San Fran Cable Cars. It’s hard to believe the Cable Cars started way back in San Fran in 1973!

You’ll find all sorts of entertainment like live music. 

This lady plays and sings at Pier 39. 

That’s a lot of fishing gear!

The most notable seafood here is the Dungeness Crab and Clam Chowder served in a Sourdough bread bowl. Danielle had this for lunch and it was excellent. I am a fanatic about grilled cheese and had this on fresh San Fran Sourdough Bread….WOW!