Location: Sausalito
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Sausalito is just a ferry ride across the bay and offers unique tours, attractions such as “Bay Model” and “Bay Area Discovery Museum,” enchanting boutique shops, art studios and galleries and a wide selection of restaurants, outdoor cafes and bistros, many with stunning views back across the bay to the city.
Restaurants in Sausalito
1. Sea Trek Ocean Kayak and Sup
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5.0 based on 51 reviews
We are the premier Kayaking and Stand Up Paddle Board Center in San Francisco and Marin. We have been safely leading trips and renting kayaks and Stand Up Paddle Boards for over 30 years. Come on down to our Location at The Bay Model Visitor's Center. We are open for rentals daily. We offer Kayaking and Stand Up Paddling trips, classes, lessons and Stand Up Paddle Yoga.
2. Sailing Memo Boat Charters
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5.0 based on 18 reviews
Sailing Memo Boat Charters was launched in 2013. As one of the youngest sailboat charter companies on the San Francisco Bay, you will find a fresh, easy-going atmosphere that is enjoyable for all ages. The vessel, "Basic Instinct", is a New Zealand built Elliott 1050 and is the only boat of her kind in the US. She is meticulously maintained and will deliver a fabulous sailing experience!
3. May on the Bay Charters
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5.0 based on 9 reviews
Located in Sausalito, May on the Bay Charters provides a unique, customizable sailing experience on the San Francisco Bay. Whether its learning to sail, enjoying a sunset cruise or organizing a customized sailing experience, this is the right option for you. Contact Captain May today to get out on the bay!
4. Sausalito Wooden Boat Tour
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5.0 based on 76 reviews
STROLL THE DOCKS OF THE BAY *********************************************************************** Three Hour Walking Tour in Sausalito includes House boat Communities**Wooden Boats & Historic Vessels**WWII Liberty Ship yards**Art Studios**Wooden Boat Center**Tea & Cookies at the Boat Lettering shack *********************************************************************** Enjoy a delightful afternoon of strolling and storytelling, dancing, reciting and philosophizing with Sausalito artist and author of the Sausalito Wooden Boat Tour guide book, Victoria Colella. ***********************************************************************
5. Schooner Freda B
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5.0 based on 129 reviews
The Schooner Freda B sails out of historic downtown Sausalito, CA. This beautiful 80 foot schooner hosts a myriad of public sails; local history, Giants Games in McCovey Cove, ecological, sunset and city lights sails, to name just a few. The Schooner Freda B offers a local beers and wines bar. We are also well regarded for epicurean private sails, like our lobster feed on Angel Island, Giants Games in McCovey Cove, wine club tastings and corporate team building on the magnificent San Francisco Bay. San Francisco departures available.
6. Captain Kirk's San Francisco Sailing - Tours
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5.0 based on 224 reviews
Sailing charters on San Francisco Bay. Private, customized trips leaving from San Francisco, Sausalito or Oakland for 3-4 hour tours of the bay. Sail under the Golden Gate Bridge, past Alcatraz Island, and view wildlife up close and personal. Hands-on participation encouraged. Sailing lessons included at no extra cost. All this on a 50-foot sailing yacht with your own private captain & crew. From 2 - 24 passengers. We shoot for "Best Day Ever" with all of our trips. In business for 17 years. We would love to share the beauty of San Francisco Bay with you. Please call or email to discuss options.
7. Battery Spencer
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5.0 based on 204 reviews
Reviewed By beagleshnout - Branson, United States
Which I am one. I tour Coastal Artillery forts/batteries whenever I travel. This is a must. The view of the ocean is wonderful. The entire Marin Headlands area with Fort Baker, Fort Cronkite, Fort Barry etc is fantastic for the outdoors hiker and military history buff.
8. Bay Area Discovery Museum
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4.5 based on 212 reviews
At BADM, the safety of our visitors and staff is our top priority. Based on the recommendation of the California Department of Public Health, BADM has closed and will remain closed until March 31, 2020. This closure is in response to public health recommendations surrounding COVID-19. We are not aware of any BADM visitor or staff person that has been exposed to the virus. We are continuing to monitor the COVID-19 situation and will be providing regular updates to our community via email, our website, and our social media channels. Thank you for your continued support of the Bay Area Discovery Museum.
Reviewed By D4393BFmicheleb - Rancho Mirage, United States
We have been going there since my grandson could crawl. Now he is exploring all of the park because he is 6. Always a unique activity for all ages and abilities
9. The Marine Mammal Center
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4.5 based on 339 reviews
The largest of six centers that rescue and rehabilitate seals and sea lions found along the California coast.
Reviewed By cyndiv2014 - Portland, United States
The Marine Mammal Center is a hospital for injured animals. They house and rehabilitate any number of marine mammals including sea lions and sea otters. There are several stations where visitors can learn about tagging and how biologists track animals, fishing nets and the dangers they pose to sea life, and how they care for their patients. I visited with my boisterous son on a Thursday afternoon. If you have an active child, this may not be the best place to come if there isn't a tour. It is a hospital, and they try to keep it quiet for the animals' comfort. My son was anything but quiet. We're looking forward to visiting again when a tour is happening; Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. The gift shop is also A+.
10. San Francisco Bay Model
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 160 reviews
The world's largest working model of San Francisco Bay.
Reviewed By photomagica
Full disclosure - I'm a visual artist working in photography and the Bay Model Visitor Center hosted a show of my work of the San Francisco Bay Salt Ponds in its lovely gallery. It hosts a rotating array of shows throughout the year, mostly of regional artists but occasionally including and international artist such as myself. The model itself is vast and informative. This is a great location to learn about San Francisco Bay environment, engineering and history. Admission is free and the rangers that operate the Bay model are friendly, knowledgeable and very helpful.
