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Sausalito CaliforniaA Very Special Experience |
Sausalito was incorporated in 1893, and named by 18th century Spanish explorers for the "little willow" trees (Saucelito) which were found, in abundance, on the banks of its streams.
Outdoor recreation in Sausalito includes windsurfing, jet skiing, sailing, sport fishing, bicycling, picnics in the park, tennis or just strolling on the boardwalk by the bay. Visitors can charter sailboats or fishing boats of all sizes to challenge the beauty of the bay waters.
Sausalito is located in Marin County just north of San Francisco between Mill Valley and San Francisco along US Highway 101 near the San Francisco and San Pablo bays and the Pacific Ocean.
Sausalito is part of the San Francisco, California metro area.
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Alta Mira Hotel (Hotels and Motels)
Angelino Restaurant (Restaurants)
Bay Area Discovery Museum (Children)
Bay Breeze Charters (Fishing, Ocean Fishing)
San Francisco
Blue & Gold Fleet (Cruises)
Captain Case Powerboat/Waterbike Rentals (Boating)
Casa Madrona Hotel & Spa (Hotels and Motels)
Cavallo Point (Hotels and Motels)
Christophe Restaurant Francais (Restaurants)
Edith Caldwell Gallery (Art Galleries)
Five Star Charters (Boating)
Gables Inn Sausalito (Restaurants)
Galerie Elektra (Art Galleries)
San Francisco
Golden Gate Transit (Cruises)
Guernica Restaurant (Restaurants)
Headlands Institute (Education, Outdoor Education)
Hotel Sausalito (Hotels and Motels)
Imari Gallery (Art Galleries)
Inn Above Tide (Hotels and Motels)
Mikayla Restaurant at Casa Madrona (Restaurants)
Remede Day Spa (Spas, Beauty and Day Spas)
San Francisco Bay-Delta Model (Army Corps of Engineers)
Sausalito Gallery (Art Galleries)
Sausalito Public Library (Libraries)
Sushi Ran (Restaurants)
The Gables Inn (Bed and Breakfasts)
The Gables Inn Sausalito (Hotels and Motels)
The Inn Above Tide (Hotels and Motels)
Winship Restaurant (Restaurants)
