There are tons of things to do, as it is when you’re in San Francisco. The busiest waterfront in the region, Fisherman’s Wharf, a notorious and former-home to Al Capone, Alcatraz Island, the definitive and iconic landmark that is Golden Gate and the vibrant neighborhood of Union Square and Chinatown – days can be spent either languidly sunbathing along one of its serene beaches or trekking through the rough terrains of the Santa Cruz mountains. San Francisco is also blessed with spectacular scenery, a vast number of vineyards and wineries, and boast of small towns and big cities within a short charter bus ride away.
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Located on the fringes of San Francisco’s bustling city center are mysterious caverns, challenging state parks, deep canyons, rocky climb sites, redwood groves, campsites, ranches, beaches and the adventure-filled wild. After all, if you’ve been to Golden Gate, Alcatraz Island, the world’s classiest aquariums, watched the finest shows at Palace of Fine Arts Theater, or have hiked your way up for the breathtaking views at Twin Peaks, you might be game for something different.
1. Tiburon and Angel Island
Distance: 45 minutes drive away from San Francisco via I-580 E and I-80 W
Tiburon Peninsula and Angel Island, both collectively and individually, has been making a splash in the San Francisco travel scene. With fewer tourists compared to other towns and cities, you can easily enjoy a walking tour while exploring quaint shops and dropping by charming bakeries or rent a bike for an on-the-road tour of the town and island. You can personalize your own tours to take you around beaches, ferry terminals and magnificent mansions, visit the Angel Island Immigration Station which houses countless documents left behind by many immigrants who were traveling across the vast Pacific Ocean to reach San Francisco through Angel Island (it used to serve as a detention center).
When you feel like knocking back a few glasses of beer or cups of coffee, take your pick from the countless picnic areas scattered throughout the island. Just look around and you’ll see that the streets are lined with quaint diners, fast-food eateries, and world-class restaura