NEARBY DINING AND ACCOMMODATIONS

Nick’s Cove, a coastal sanctuary nestled on the shores of Tomales Bay, is a favorite spot for day trippers and world travelers alike.

Nestled in the tiny town of Tomales on coastal Route One is a bit of California history: The Tomales Hotel.

Views of the magnificent Point Reyes National Seashore at Tomales Point can be enjoyed from any vantage point on the property, which features almost a mile of private beach.

Hog Island Oyster Co. has grown to become one of the premier producers of certified sustainable shellfish. With 160 acres in Tomales Bay and 90 acres in Humboldt Bay, they harvest and sell over 5 million oysters and Manila clams each year.

Delicious locally sourced food in which the ingredients speak for themselves. Fresh bread and baked goods. Pastries and coffee when the sun comes up.  Pizza, pasta, sandwiches, and salads in the afternoons and evenings.

Occidental is a laid-back destination renowned for its welcoming community, eclectic boutique shopping, natural surroundings, and its status as a stop along the picturesque Bohemian Highway.

Spectacular trail rides and horseback riding lessons in Point Reyes and West Marin.

A Southern-style road house in Valley Ford.  Open for indoor or outdoor dining on a heated patio. 

Dinucci's Restaurant & Bar, one of Sonoma County's longest run family businesses as well as one of the most historical landmarks.