Things To Do

Fish.

Excellent seafood, try the Saigon Salmon Sandwich or the grilled fish of the day over greens.

Sartaj India Cafe

Order your dish Nepali style to include rice, daal, veggies and naan.

Arawan Thai Cuisine

Kao Soy Arawan. Enough said.

Aurora Sausalito - Ristorante e Pizzeria

Sandrino Pizza & Vino

Haven't tried a dish we didn't like. Best pizza around and the kindest owners.

Venice Gourmet Delicatessen

Excellent for lunch. Huge sandwiches and deli to purchase other goodies. We recommend packing a picking and taking it to Dunphy Park or Southview Park to enjoy the views!

Sausalito Cruising Club

Text us if you want to borrow paddleboards, kayaks or visit the cruising club!

Fred's Place

Breakfast, diner style!

Golden Gate Bridge

A must see. About 2 miles across. You can stop at either end to park and take photos, walk or bike across.

Golden Gate Park

This is the park of choose your own adventure. From the bison enclosure to multiple museums, this park has something for everyone. You can bike, walk, run or drive through (though some areas are closed to cars). You could spend a full day and still not see the full thing. Has multiple playgrounds and a carousel that are excellent for kiddos and we love a visit to the Conservatory of Flowers.

Presidio of San Francisco

The Presidio is full of easy walking and hiking trails. The recently redone Presidio Tunnel Tops is designed as a park, picnic area and pedestrian space that is alongside Chrissy Field and beach.

Coastal Trail

This is probably the easiest hike for people of all ages that delivers spectacular views of the area. There is plenty of parking, bathrooms, and it allows dogs on leash. It is adjacent to Rodeo Beach for a fun beach day option as well.

Golden Gate Ferry

Highly recommend this ferry ride which goes from Sausalito to Fisherman's Wharf and the San Francisco Ferry Building. Departures throughout the day and is a great way to see multiple areas in one day.

Muir Woods National Monument

National Monument filled with various levels of hikes, including a wheelchair friendly path through the redwoods. You must reserve parking or the shuttle ahead of time and a time for park entry. Your National Parks pass also works here if you have one.