Things to do in Lagunitas

Although cars pass over it and a constant stream of ships pass underneath it, if you’re a first-time visitor then the best way to experience what was once the world’s longest suspension bridge is on foot.

Presidio Military Reservation has a special place in San Francisco and American history, as the Spanish originally set up camp in the area back in 1776, followed for a brief spell by the Mexicans. Of course, Presidio’s use has long since changed but it’s still the United States’ longest running military base, today having acquired National Historical Landmark District status. But its heritage explains its Hispanic name.

Muir Woods are only an hour’s drive downtown San Francisco it’s the perfect place to get close to nature and breathe in the clean woodland air.

Ocean Beach is a long, beautiful beach running along the west coast of San Francisco. This stretch is often less crowded than many of the city’s other beaches. Go for a solitary stroll on the sand and watch experienced surfers take on the large waves and strong currents.

See the blue Pacific Ocean unfold before you at Point Reyes National Seashore. Explore 80 miles (130 kilometers) of shoreline at this national seashore in California’s Marin County.

Baker Beach runs along San Francisco’s stunning coastline and is the perfect place to relax. It’s a 1.6 kilometre stretch of perfect sand with views to die for. It attracts a real mix of people as it has so much going on. It’s also the perfect backdrop for some memorable holiday snaps.