Travel to San Francisco

From as low as . Yes, you read that right. Our San Francisco holiday packages are the easiest way to make your budget last longer. Combine your favourite hotels, flights and car rentals and get out and see this lively destination.

Our San Francisco holiday packages offer plenty of savings for the savvy wanderer. For the best deals, simply combine your hotel, flights and rental cars into a budget-friendly package. But low prices are just the beginning of your next amazing adventure. Book with Expedia and you’ll have more than 550 air carriers and 1,000,000 hotels globally to choose from. No matter your style, there’s a holiday package here just for you.

It’s difficult to pick the perfect time for airfares, but we usually say the earlier, the better. Many international flights on Expedia become available up to 12 months in advance. If you’re booking late, don’t worry. Budget prices occasionally appear within a few weeks of departure dates.

Select from any combination of flights, hotels and rental cars. Once you’ve made your booking, you can add the fun stuff like activities and experiences. Want to pick your fare class? That’s also possible. The choice is yours when it comes to planning your perfect San Francisco escape.

Bundling your bookings into a San Francisco holiday package is the most convenient way to organise your trip. Not only that, you’ll save when you combine your hotels, flights and car rentals. Once you’ve booked, why not add on an activity or a tour?

Definitely. Expedia has over 550 partner airlines to pick from globally. With such a huge range of choice, finding the ideal carrier to whisk you off to San Francisco will be easy.

Because we know life can be unpredictable, the answer is yes. For more information, head to our Customer Service Portal. But generally speaking, if you’ve booked your San Francisco holiday package in the last 24 hours, you may be able to cancel or change it free of charge. Your hotel, airline or car rental company may impose a fee if your booking is older than that.