Tiburon

如何抵達

By boat Tiburon is served by two ferry companies:

Golden Gate Ferry, +1-415-455-2000. Service between Tiburon and San Francisco. Angel Island - Tiburon Ferry, +1-415-435-2131. Offers service to/from Angel Island State Park. Adults $18 round-trip, seniors $16 round-trip, children $15 round-trip, small children (ages 3 – 5) $6 round-trip.

By car Take Highway 101 from San Francisco across the Golden Gate Bridge. The 'Tiburon' exit is about 10 minutes from the bridge. Turn right onto Tiburon Blvd. and follow it all the way to the end of the peninsula (about 15 minutes).

By bus Tiburon is served by Marin Transit route 219, running from Strawberry and Golden Gate Transit route 8, a weekday commuter line between Tiburon and San Francisco.

當地交通

Downtown Tiburon is great for walking and biking. Parking is available at the Bank of America lot at the stoplight before main street ($5/day), at the Ark Row Parking lot at the end of Main Street ($2/hour), and along Tiburon Blvd. 2-hour street parking is also available, though limited.

必看景點

1 Old St. Hilary's Church, 201 Esperanza St. Built in 1888, this Roman Catholic Mission Church sits on a hill above downtown Tiburon. The surrounding land is part of the Tiburon Open Land Preserve. There are several types of rare flower, including the Tiburon Paintbrush, that grow on this hill. A number of small paths and trails lead up the surrounding hills to an amazing 360 view of the Bay Area and San Francisco. The Church is open 1PM-4PM Sunday, Wednesday, April–October. 2 China Cabin, 52 Beach Rd. Belvedere. This is the social saloon from the S.S.China, a side-wheeled steamer built in 1866 by the William H. Webb shipyard in New York. Commissioned by the Pacific Mail Steamship Company, the China carried mail and passengers from its home port of San Francisco to Asia. The elegant room was salvaged when the ship became obsolete in 1879 and was burned for scrap metal in Tiburon Cove. The Landmarks Society has restored the interior with 22k gold leaf, walnut woodwork, cut-glass floral window panes, and brass chandeliers. It was designated a National Maritime Monument in 1978. It is open Apr-Oct Sa-Su 1PM-4PM. On Beach Rd about a 5 minute walk along the water past Ark Row. 3 Railroad & Ferry Depot Museum, 1920 Paradise Dr. Tiburon. In 1884, Peter Donahue completed the extension of the San Francisco and North Pacific Railroad to Point Tiburon transforming it into a major railroad and ferry terminus and maintenance yard. After the last train ran in 1967, the shoreline and the depot building were deeded to the Town of Tiburon for use as open space and a museum. On the ground floor is a railroad and ferry museum featuring a working scale model of the Point Tiburon yard circa 1900-1910. Upstairs is the restored stationmaster's residence, 1913-1940. The Depot is the only surviving dual use terminal west of the Hudson River and was placed on the National Register of Historic Places. Open Apr-Oct Sa-Su 1PM-4PM. (updated Jan 2026) Main St.. Tiburon's main street is a long

體驗活動

Bike-riding. The Tiburon Bike Path runs from downtown Tiburon, along Richardson Bay to Blackie's Pasture, near Highway 101. The path is wide and paved with a running path to one side. There are several parks and sights along the way. 1 Swing. take a short hike up the hills to the Hippie tree (100 Gilmartin Dr). Here you can swing under a tree and enjoy the incredible view of San Francisco and the bay area. (updated Jan 2026) 2 Ring Mountain. A fun place for a hike, with endangered plants and Native American petroglyphs. (updated Jan 2018) Tiburon Walking Tours, ☏ +1 415 849-0345, [email protected]. Offers historic walking tours of the town centre. From its indigenous people, to the Spanish explorers who sailed along the California coast in the 1540s, to the first Europeans to enter San Francisco Bay through the Golden Gate in 1775, to its early settlers in the 1800s, through its 83 years as a rough-and-tumble railroad town, to its evolution into one of the San Francisco Bay Area's communities and tourist attractions, the history of the Tiburon Peninsula comes alive in these leisurely 2 hour walking tours. USD $36-40. (updated Jan 2026)

購物

There are many cute boutiques on Main Street and Ark Row. These include a shoe and purse store, as well as a dog store.

Main St. shops have souvenirs, T-shirts, etc. Ark Row has a number of art shops and boutiques

美食

1 Sam's Anchor Cafe, 27 Main St, ☏ +1 415 435-4527. Sam's is as much a historic site as a popular tourist restaurant & bar. Opened in 1920, Sam's is a Bay Area landmark serving favorites such as fish & chips, steaks, salads and sandwiches on a pier overlooking San Francisco and the Golden Gate Bridge. $25 Mains, $17 Cocktails. (updated Jan 2026) 2 Rustic Bakery, 1550 Tiburon Blvd, ☏ +14157976123. 7AM-3PM daily. (updated Jan 2026)

住宿

1 The Waters Edge. 23-room boutique hotel located on a historic pier in downtown Tiburon. All rooms float dramatically over the harbor and many have stunning views of San Francisco and Angel Island. Complimentary continental breakfast and wine hour. (updated Jan 2026) 2 The Lodge At Tiburon, 1651 Tiburon Blvd (downtown Tiburon), ☏ +1-415-435-3133, toll-free: +1-800-762-7770, [email protected]. This upscale hotel offers 103 rooms, room service, a swimming pool and restaurant (Tiburon Tavern). The Tiburon ferry and bus (and the rest of downtown) are within easy walking distance. (updated Jan 2026)

順遊推薦

Angel Island State Park – A large island in the San Francisco Bay mostly consisting of nature but also including a historic fort and immigration station. Sail here on a sailboat or a ferry (listed above) and enjoy a picnic and a hike with views of Marin, San Francisco, and the bay. Mill Valley San Rafael Sausalito