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Stretching from the busy SFO Airport down the Peninsula through tech hubs and scenic coastline, San Mateo County is a region on the move, and Bay Area Limo is here to keep you moving in style and comfort. Our San Mateo County page is your gateway to finding the ideal limo, party bus, or charter bus for any journey, be it business or pleasure. Perhaps you’re coordinating corporate transportation in Silicon Valley, shuttling between offices in Menlo Park and Redwood City for an important off-site. Or maybe you’re a family in Burlingame planning a once-in-a-lifetime wine tour down to Half Moon Bay’s vineyards and up the ridge for a stunning ocean sunset. Even if you’re just needing a quick and reliable airport transfer to or from SFO or SJC Airport, we have options at your fingertips. San Mateo County’s unique blend of tech giants, quaint suburbs, and Pacific coastal retreats means transportation needs here are diverse. That’s why we’ve partnered with a range of top local providers: from ultra luxury stretch limos (Chrysler 300 Limo, anybody?) for weddings in Hillsborough, to festive party buses for a night out in Downtown San Mateo, to spacious charter buses for school trips to Coyote Point or team outings to Stanford games. Using Bay Area Limo, you’ll save time and likely money by comparing quotes from multiple companies at once. Every provider we work with is vetted for professionalism, so you can expect timely service, clean vehicles, and experienced drivers who know the Peninsula well (no GPS guesswork needed!). Simply put, our goal is to make transportation one less thing you have to worry about in your busy day. With a friendly, professional chauffeur handling the road, you can sit back and enjoy the ride, whether it’s cruising down the 101 in a classy sedan or winding Highway 1 in a party bus. Welcome to easier travel, San Mateo style.
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San Mateo County Party Bus Rental
When folks on the Peninsula want to party, they often turn to party buses to elevate the experience, and for good reason! Imagine celebrating a big birthday or a bachelor/bachelorette party without being tied to a single venue: a party bus lets you take the festivities on the road. Start with dinner in downtown San Mateo, then hop into your private bus (decked out with club style lighting, booming speakers, and comfy seating) and head off for a night of adventure. You could bar hop down the Peninsula (perhaps hit a cool pub in Burlingame, then a cocktail lounge in Palo Alto) or even make your way up to San Francisco’s nightlife – all while keeping the party vibe alive between stops. Our San Mateo County party bus rentals come in various sizes, from small 10-15 passenger buses perfect for intimate gatherings up to 30-40 passenger buses that can fit a whole reunion crew or office department. These buses aren’t just about drinking and dancing; they’re also a fun solution for sporting events and concerts. Rally your friends or coworkers and take a party bus to a 49ers game at Levi’s Stadium (no fighting traffic in Santa Clara or paying for multiple parking spots) – your bus can have the game pre show on TV and everyone can get hyped together. Or use a party bus for a prom group in the Peninsula, a safe, stylish way for teens to travel to the dance in San Francisco or wherever it may be, plus parents can rest easy. One unique idea: San Mateo County has some beautiful coastal stretches, you could do a scenic “party on the coast”/sightseeing tour, stopping at beachside bars or just enjoying a sunset at Half Moon Bay with music playing and friends by your side. With Bay Area Limo, you can quickly book a party bus that meets your needs and budget, and all our partners come with professional drivers who prioritize safety (so everyone gets home okay). They’ll handle navigating Highway 92’s curves or the busy El Camino Real while you simply focus on having a fantastic time. In short, if you have a reason to celebrate anywhere around the Peninsula, a party bus turns it into an unforgettable mobile party.
San Mateo County Limo Rental
Limo services in San Mateo County are in high demand, not only for the glitz and glam of events, but also for the everyday luxury of convenient travel. One of the most common uses here? Airport runs to SFO. Instead of cramming into a taxi or shuttle, many travelers (especially business execs or families with lots of luggage) prefer a chauffeured sedan or SUV for the quick ride to the airport. Our drivers will monitor your flight times, pick you up at your door in, say, San Carlosor Daly City, and drop you curbside at SFO departures seamlessly, or greet you at arrivals with a sign if you’re coming in. It’s a stress free way to begin or end a trip. Beyond that, San Mateo County has its share of gala events and weddings. Perhaps you’re attending a charity ball at the Hiller Aviation Museum or a wedding at Filoli Gardens in Woodside; arriving in a beautiful stretch limo ensures the travel matches the elegance of the occasion. We have providers with specialty vehicles too, like classic cars for that vintage vibe or ultra modern stretch SUVs for maximum impact. A limo can also turn a simple night into a memorable experience, think anniversary dinner at the Ritz-Carlton Half Moon Bay with a private driver to whisk you along the scenic coastal route, or a concert at Shoreline Amphitheater where you and friends avoid the parking chaos and ride in style (yes, the limo can wait for you and be ready the moment the show’s over). For those in Silicon Valley, don’t overlook limos for corporate roadshows or client tours, impress investors by taking them site to site in a plush vehicle where they can make calls or relax between meetings. All Bay Area Limo partners in San Mateo County are fully licensed and insured, and drivers are typically local experts, that is they know which routes clog at what times (e.g., they might take surface streets to avoid 101 traffic if needed) and they can adjust on the fly. In terms of amenities, expect clean, well appointed interiors, bottled water, and an attentive ear to any special requests (want to play a specific playlist? prefer the partition up for privacy? just ask!). Booking through us means comparing multiple quotes quickly, so you aren’t overpaying for that luxury. In a place as dynamic as the Peninsula, where you might golf in the morning at a country club and dine by the ocean at night, a limousine ensures every transition is smooth, comfortable, and a bit indulgent.
San Mateo County Charter Bus Rental
San Mateo County is a bridge between San Francisco and Silicon Valley, which means groups often need to move through or within it efficiently. That’s where charter buses and shuttles prove their worth. For corporate campuses dotting the Peninsula (think Facebook in Menlo Park or Gilead in Foster City), employee shuttles are a daily routine - we can assist companies in finding reliable private bus services to ferry staff from Caltrain stations or park and rides to offices, reducing cars on the road and providing a perk to employees (WiFi-enabled buses where they can catch up on emails). For schools and youth groups in San Mateo County, a charter bus is essential for field trips, whether heading up to the SF Zoo, down to the Tech Interactive museum in San Jose, or even just across the county to the CuriOdyssey science center at Coyote Point. It keeps the kids together, safe, and under supervision, which teachers love. If you have wedding guests coming in (say many are staying by SFO or in San Mateo hotels, but the wedding’s at a Pacifica coastal venue), arranging a shuttle or two simplifies logistics immensely, guests can enjoy the day without driving narrow roads after a reception. Sports teams, church groups, senior outings, all these find charter buses ideal. Notably, Stanford University is adjacent in Santa Clara County, and many events or groups from Stanford often utilize Peninsula transport, we can definitely cover that overlap. Vehicles range from sprinter shuttles (for 10–15 people) up to big tour coaches (seating up to 49 people). Perhaps you’re even planning a group trip from the Peninsula to somewhere further, maybe a wine tasting day in Livermore or a casino run to Thunder Valley – having the right size bus with reclining seats and maybe an onboard restroom will make all the difference. Bay Area Limo’s trusted network ensures you get experienced bus companies who know, for example, how to coordinate pickups from multiple spots (like a few different hotels) and time it so that all parties converge for a smooth departure. They’ll also handle permits if needed (in case your itinerary includes stops that require special parking permissions). By using our platform to secure a San Mateo charter bus, you’ll get clear pricing upfront, the ability to communicate any itinerary tweaks directly, and peace of mind that your group transport is sorted. In a region where traffic can be unpredictable, having a pro behind the wheel of a charter bus is the smartest way to guarantee your group sticks to schedule and travels comfortably.
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Landmarks of the Day
Los Altos City Hall
Historic municipal building and civic plaza
Downtown Morgan Hill
Central district with dining and shops
Vacaville City Hall
Historic municipal building and civic plaza
Rockville Hills Regional Park
A popular open space park with rocky hills oak woodlands and trails for hiking and mountain biking located on Fairfield’s outskirts near the Rockville community
City Center Bishop Ranch
San Ramon’s modern downtown hub featuring striking contemporary architecture shops restaurants and a central plaza for events
Ardenwood Historic Farm
A Victorian-era farm and park with a historic mansion working farm demonstrations and gardens
Things to See in San Mateo County, CA
Alice’s Restaurant
A famed roadside restaurant at the Skyline Boulevard junction in Woodside a popular stop for motorists and bikers known for its folk song namesake and rustic charm
Allied Arts Guild
A historic Spanish Colonial-style artisan village built in 1929 with beautiful gardens artist studios and shops supporting the Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital
Alpine Inn (Zott’s)
A historic roadhouse beer garden founded in 1852 on Alpine Road famous as one of California’s oldest continually operating taverns and a popular local gathering spot
Atherton Caltrain Station
A small 19th-century train depot no longer in regular use that stands as a quaint historic landmark in Atherton
Atherton Caltrain Station
A small 19th-century train depot no longer in regular use that stands as a quaint historic landmark in Atherton
Atherton City Hall
Historic municipal building and civic plaza
Bair Island
A protected wetlands area at the edge of Redwood City with a trail for walking through restored marsh habitat and viewing wildlife
Bay Trail Levee
The paved walking and biking trail atop Foster City’s levee along San Francisco Bay providing a panoramic shoreline route popular with outdoor enthusiasts
Bayfront Park (Millbrae)
A shoreline park adjacent to San Francisco International Airport’s runways popular for plane-spotting and Bayfront walking paths
Bedwell Bayfront Park
A large bayside park on former salt ponds at Menlo Park’s edge offering flat trails for hiking and biking with views of the Bay and restored wetlands
Bedwell Bayfront Park
A large bayside park on former salt ponds at Menlo Park’s edge offering flat trails for hiking and biking with views of the Bay and restored wetlands
Belmont City Hall
Historic municipal building and civic plaza
Brisbane City Hall
Historic municipal building and civic plaza
Brisbane Marina
A marina and adjacent Sierra Point open space on the Bay providing a waterfront walking path and views of the Brisbane Lagoon
Brisbane Sign (San Bruno Mountain)
Large white letters spelling “BRISBANE” on the slope of San Bruno Mountain a beloved local landmark visible from the city
Burlingame City Hall
Historic municipal building and civic plaza
Burlingame Museum of PEZ Memorabilia
A quirky small museum dedicated to PEZ candy dispensers and classic toys reflecting Burlingame’s offbeat attractions
Burlingame Train Station
An 1894 Mission Revival style depot California Historical Landmark known for its distinctive design and original tiled roof
Burton Park
A popular community park near downtown San Carlos with playgrounds sports courts and picnic areas often used for local events
Carolands Mansion
A 98-room Beaux-Arts mansion built in 1915 one of the grandest historic private residences on the West Coast open occasionally for tours and events
Colma City Hall
Historic municipal building and civic plaza
Colma Historical Museum
A museum preserving Colma’s unique history including its prominence as a “City of Cemeteries” with artifacts and photographs of the town
Cooley Landing Park
A bayfront park and nature area with an education center located at the tip of the peninsula where Ravenswood used to have a port
Cow Palace
A famous indoor arena on the Daly City/SF border that has hosted rodeos concerts sporting events and political conventions since 1941
Coyote Point Recreation Area
A bayside park featuring a marina picnic areas a beach and CuriOdyssey science museum & zoo for children as well as trails and a hilltop lookout over the Bay
Daly City City Hall
Historic municipal building and civic plaza
Downtown Atherton
Central district with dining and shops
Downtown Belmont
Central district with dining and shops
Downtown Brisbane
Central district with dining and shops
Downtown Burlingame
Central district with dining and shops
Downtown Colma
Central district with dining and shops
Downtown Daly City
Central district with dining and shops
Downtown East Palo Alto
Central district with dining and shops
Downtown Foster City
Central district with dining and shops
Downtown Half Moon Bay
Central district with dining and shops
Downtown Hillsborough
Central district with dining and shops
Downtown Menlo Park
Central district with dining and shops
Downtown Millbrae
Central district with dining and shops
Downtown Pacifica
Central district with dining and shops
Downtown Portola Valley
Central district with dining and shops
Downtown Redwood City
Central district with dining and shops
Downtown San Bruno
Central district with dining and shops
Downtown San Carlos
Central district with dining and shops
Downtown San Mateo
Central district with dining and shops
Downtown South San Francisco
Central district with dining and shops
Downtown Woodside
Central district with dining and shops
East Palo Alto City Hall
Historic municipal building and civic plaza
Filoli Historic House & Gardens
A grand early 20th-century country estate featuring a Georgian Revival mansion and 16 acres of formal gardens open to the public for tours
Flintstone House
A whimsical domed residence visible from I-280 nicknamed for its resemblance to The Flintstones cartoon home a quirky local landmark
Flintstone House
A whimsical domed residence visible from I-280 nicknamed for its resemblance to The Flintstones cartoon home a quirky local landmark
Foster City City Hall
Historic municipal building and civic plaza
Foster City Lagoon
An extensive man-made waterway winding through the city used for pedal-boating and windsurfing and offering scenic waterfront vistas from paths and parks
Foster City Lagoon
An extensive man-made waterway winding through the city used for pedal-boating and windsurfing and offering scenic waterfront vistas from paths and parks
Half Moon Bay City Hall
Historic municipal building and civic plaza
Half Moon Bay State Beach
A broad sandy beach with segments like Francis Beach and Dunes Beach backed by bluffs and a coastal trail ideal for strolling and enjoying Pacific Ocean views
Highway 101 Pedestrian/Bicycle Overcrossing
A modern arched bridge opened 2021 connecting East Palo Alto to the Bay Trail a new landmark symbolizing improved community connectivity
Hiller Aviation Museum
Museum at San Carlos Airport displaying historic aircraft and aviation exhibits including vintage planes and flight simulators
Hillsborough City Hall
Historic municipal building and civic plaza
Hillsborough Town Hall
A Spanish-style civic building formerly a school housing the town’s administrative offices set amid well-kept gardens and oak trees
Historic Main Street
Half Moon Bay’s charming downtown street lined with preserved old buildings boutiques galleries and restaurants reflecting the town’s 19th-century roots
Holbrook-Palmer Park
The town’s only public park featuring manicured gardens and historic structures like the Jennings Pavilion and carriage house
Holy Cross Catholic Cemetery
One of Colma’s historic cemeteries the burial site of many notable figures featuring grand mausoleums and monuments
Holy Cross Catholic Cemetery
One of Colma’s historic cemeteries the burial site of many notable figures featuring grand mausoleums and monuments
Junipero Serra County Park
A wooded hillside park in San Bruno’s hills offering hiking trails picnic sites and hilltop viewpoints overlooking the airport and Bay
Kohl Mansion
A grand early-20th-century brick Tudor mansion now part of Mercy High School that serves as a picturesque historic landmark and event venue
Kohl Mansion
A grand early-20th-century brick Tudor mansion now part of Mercy High School that serves as a picturesque historic landmark and event venue
Leo J. Ryan Memorial Park
Central park on the Foster City lagoon with a boardwalk gazebo and open lawns used for community events like the city’s summer concerts
Menlo Park City Hall
Historic municipal building and civic plaza
Meta Campus & Sign
The headquarters of Facebook/Meta in Menlo Park where visitors often stop to photograph the famous thumbs-up “Like” sign at 1 Hacker Way
Millbrae City Hall
Historic municipal building and civic plaza
Millbrae Train Museum
A small museum located in Millbrae’s preserved 1907 Southern Pacific railroad depot featuring railroad artifacts and local history displays
Millbrae Train Museum
A small museum located in Millbrae’s preserved 1907 Southern Pacific railroad depot featuring railroad artifacts and local history displays
Molloy’s Tavern
An old roadhouse tavern established in 1883 still in operation across from a Colma cemetery embodying local history and lore
Mori Point
A coastal cliffside park with trails leading to dramatic bluffs and wildflower-covered hills providing panoramic views of Pacifica’s shoreline
Mori Point
A coastal cliffside park with trails leading to dramatic bluffs and wildflower-covered hills providing panoramic views of Pacifica’s shoreline
Mussel Rock Park
Coastal open space at Daly City’s edge where the San Andreas Fault meets the sea known for paragliding and vistas of sea stacks
Orange Memorial Park
The city’s main recreation park with sports facilities a playground picnic areas and the Joseph Fernekes Bandshell for community festivals and concerts
Oyster Point Marina & Park
A marina and park on the Bay in South San Francisco offering a waterfront trail picnic spots and boat access as well as views of ships and the East Bay hills
Oyster Point Marina & Park
A marina and park on the Bay in South San Francisco offering a waterfront trail picnic spots and boat access as well as views of ships and the East Bay hills
Pacifica City Hall
Historic municipal building and civic plaza
Pacifica Municipal Pier
A long public fishing pier at Sharp Park Beach a landmark for anglers and a spot to take in ocean views and sunsets
Pacifica State Beach (Linda Mar Beach)
A crescent-shaped beach popular with surfers and beachgoers surrounded by coastal hills at the south end of Pacifica
Pillar Point Harbor & Mavericks
A working fishing harbor north of Half Moon Bay also known for Mavericks the legendary big-wave surf break just outside the harbor
Pillar Point Harbor & Mavericks
A working fishing harbor north of Half Moon Bay also known for Mavericks the legendary big-wave surf break just outside the harbor
Portola Valley City Hall
Historic municipal building and civic plaza
Portola Valley Town Center
A modern sustainability-designed civic center with a library community hall and art gallery set against the backdrop of the western hills
Portola Valley Town Center
A modern sustainability-designed civic center with a library community hall and art gallery set against the backdrop of the western hills
Pulgas Water Temple
An elegant 1930 classical stone monument with fluted columns marking the terminus of the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct set in a peaceful garden just outside Redwood City
Pulgas Water Temple
An elegant 1930 classical stone monument with fluted columns marking the terminus of the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct set in a peaceful garden just outside Redwood City
Ralston Hall Mansion
An ornate 1860s Victorian mansion on the campus of Notre Dame de Namur University built by financier William Ralston
Ravenswood Open Space Preserve
Protected marshlands on San Francisco Bay adjacent to East Palo Alto featuring trails and bird-watching opportunities along wetlands
Ravenswood Open Space Preserve
Protected marshlands on San Francisco Bay adjacent to East Palo Alto featuring trails and bird-watching opportunities along wetlands
Redwood City City Hall
Historic municipal building and civic plaza
Sacred Heart Schools campus (Atherton)
A private school campus with a distinctive circa-1898 Main Building a local architectural landmark
San Andreas Lake Trail
A segment of the Crystal Springs regional trail accessible near Millbrae running along the San Andreas Lake reservoir and offering a peaceful nature walk west of the city
San Bruno City Hall
Historic municipal building and civic plaza
San Bruno City Park
Large central park featuring picnic areas baseball fields a playground and winding creekside trails under mature trees
San Bruno City Park
Large central park featuring picnic areas baseball fields a playground and winding creekside trails under mature trees
San Bruno Mountain State Park
A sprawling natural reserve accessible from Brisbane offering trails up the mountain and habitat for rare butterflies and wildflowers
San Bruno Mountain State Park
A sprawling natural reserve accessible from Brisbane offering trails up the mountain and habitat for rare butterflies and wildflowers
San Carlos City Hall
Historic municipal building and civic plaza
San Carlos History Museum
A small museum in an old firehouse building focusing on San Carlos’s local history and memorabilia
San Carlos History Museum
A small museum in an old firehouse building focusing on San Carlos’s local history and memorabilia
San Mateo Central Park & Japanese Garden
A downtown green space known for its beautiful Japanese Tea Garden rose garden open lawns and historic Kohl Pump House hosting community events and summer concerts
San Mateo Central Park & Japanese Garden
A downtown green space known for its beautiful Japanese Tea Garden rose garden open lawns and historic Kohl Pump House hosting community events and summer concerts
San Mateo City Hall
Historic municipal building and civic plaza
San Mateo County Event Center
A fairgrounds and events complex site of the annual county fair and other large events with multiple exhibition halls and the notable Jockey Club building
San Mateo County History Museum
A regional history museum located in Redwood City’s 1910 domed Old Courthouse featuring exhibits on county and city history under a magnificent stained-glass rotunda
Sign Hill
Hillside letters spelling “SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO THE INDUSTRIAL CITY” a landmark sign installed in the 1920s overlooking the city and visible for miles
South San Francisco City Hall
Historic municipal building and civic plaza
Tanforan Memorial
A World War II Japanese American internment camp memorial and exhibit including statues of two detainees located at the San Bruno BART station site of the former Tanforan Assembly Center
Thornton Beach Vista
Cliffside viewpoint and trail access at Thornton State Beach offering sweeping ocean views just west of Daly City neighborhoods
Thornton Beach Vista
Cliffside viewpoint and trail access at Thornton State Beach offering sweeping ocean views just west of Daly City neighborhoods
Twin Pines Park
A centrally located park that is home to the Belmont Historical Society in the 1908 Manor House and walking paths along Belmont Creek
Twin Pines Park
A centrally located park that is home to the Belmont Historical Society in the 1908 Manor House and walking paths along Belmont Creek
Waterdog Lake & Open Space
A natural open space area in the Belmont hills featuring hiking and biking trails around a secluded reservoir known as Waterdog Lake
Windy Hill Open Space Preserve
A scenic preserve above Portola Valley with trails climbing through oak woodlands and grasslands to the 1900-foot Windy Hill summit offering views of the Bay and coast
Woodside City Hall
Historic municipal building and civic plaza
Wunderlich Park & Folger Estate Stable
A wooded park with horseback riding and hiking trails home to the restored 1905 Folger Stable a historic carriage house and small museum
Wunderlich Park & Folger Estate Stable
A wooded park with horseback riding and hiking trails home to the restored 1905 Folger Stable a historic carriage house and small museum
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