Why Tiburon Feels Like Home

Tiburon is where Marin meets the Mediterranean. Start with coffee and a pastry at Malibu Farm, then stroll the waterfront trail as ferries glide toward Angel Island. A morning walk here with jaw dropping views of the city is a great way to start the day. Main Street and Ark Row are lined with boutiques and galleries, offering up that relaxed-luxury vibe that Tiburon does so well. Check out Main St Mercantile, Yema, Artonomi Fine Art, and Ground.

For lunch, Sam's Anchor Café is an icon; best enjoyed with fish tacos, a glass of rosé, and a table right by the water. From there, hike up Old St. Hilary's Open Space for views that stretch across the Bay.

Dinner and a movie is definitely on the menu, with the revamped Cinelounge offering a luxurious and gourmet experience. Dinner options abound after that: Luna Blu for Italian by the sea, Bungalow Kitchen by Michael Mina for bold flavors and people-watching, or Salt & Pepper for a cozy evening. By night, the city skyline sparkles across the water, promising a perfect ending to a day that felt worlds away but is only minutes from the city.