As you plan your trip to Sausalito, you've undoubtedly been tempted: is there any more iconic way to reach this city north of San Francisco than by riding a bike across the Golden Gate Bridge? While the ferry is a good alternative, many people visit Sausalito by bike each year – and that means understanding not just how to ride across the Bridge but also the basics of biking in Sausalito. For example, you need to know about bike lanes and road rules, as well as where to park your bike while you visit my amazing town...

While you may have never visited before, trust me when I say: Sausalito is a special place. There's a reason over a million people visit Sausalito each year and many people in the Bay Area dream of someday moving here. On this site, I've covered a lot of tips about visiting Sausalito: where to eat, where to stay, things to do, and much, much more. But one topic I've never covered in one place? All of your options for getting to Sausalito...

Forgive me for being obvious here, but one of the most wonderful things about Sausalito is its waterfront. Whether you're visiting on a day trip, spending the weekend, considering a relocation (which may happen as a result of a day or weekend trip...), or sailing in, Sausalito's waterfront is a central element in the city's structure and appeal...

Sausalito is a great place to visit – it draws visitors from around the Bay Area and world! Many people cycle across the Golden Gate Bridge, take the Sausalito ferry from San Francisco, or drive to visit Sausalito. But if you drive, where should you park your car? This guide to parking in Sausalito will break down the different parking options and...

San Francisco is known for neighborhoods with huge personalities – so what are Sausalito neighborhoods like? In this quick guide, we’ll define Sausalito’s neighborhoods and what each one has to offer. There are 10 neighborhoods in Sausalito you can live in or visit: Old Town/Hurricane Gulch, Wolfback Ridge, Bridgeway Promenade...