If you've ever been to Sausalito, you've probably thought: man, this place is great. I'd love to come back and spend more time here – maybe even stay the night! That's certainly how I felt after my first visit, before we moved to Sausalito back in 2019...

While there's no shortage of things to do in Sausalito, you might be looking for something a bit less common to enjoy your time in this lovely waterfront community. Sure, you can rent a kayak, window shop along Caledonia, or do a wine tasting at one of our tasting rooms – or you can try something new and different, guided by a local host...

Sausalito has long been an escape and enclave for artists; the town's artistic roots go back to some of its earliest chapters and have been preserved through the ongoing art that many flock here to create. As such, it's no surprise that there are tons – literally dozens – of art galleries in Sausalito. No matter which type of art and medium you prefer, there's likely at least one artist creating something you'll enjoy here...

Sausalito is an iconic destination in the San Francisco Bay Area – which says a lot since San Francisco alone is full of icons like the Golden Gate Bridge, streetcars, and Fisherman's Wharf. Sausalito, our little city by the bay, holds its own though with sweeping bay views, hillside homes, and a beautiful waterfront. Many people traveling to Sausalito for the first time wonder if (and where) there's a boardwalk in Sausalito to stroll down. After all, it just seems like Sausalito should have a boardwalk, right?..

Most people come to Sausalito for the epic views, fresh seafood, and chance to stroll the streets of a waterfront-and-hillside community that has drawn more than one comparison to picturesque places like Italy's Almafi Coast. But for others, Sausalito is an escape; a place to relax and unwind away from the hustle and bustle of San Francisco or whatever city you call home. What better way to tap into that rejuvenation than by enjoying a Sausalito spa experience?

Hilly, waterfront Sausalito is known for its marine vistas and gorgeous weather. But it – like neighboring San Francisco – has some amazing green spaces too. There are actually 15 Sausalito parks, stretching along the waterfront and dotted on the hills...

Being located right on the shores of Richardson Bay is one of the greatest aspects of Sausalito. It determined why European settlement was originally built here, shaped the maritime history of the city, and is obvious today in the marinas, boats, and floating homes that dominate the shoreline. But did you know...