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The town of Tiburon sits at the end of
the Tiburon Peninsula which reaches into the San Francisco Bay. The name
comes from the Spanish word meaning "shark" and was originally the terminus
for the Northwestern Pacific Railroad. Today the town is primarily a
commuter and tourist town, with visitors arriving from the Bay Ferry service
and by automobile over the Golden Gate Bridge. Known for its picturesque
streets, unusual arts and crafts shops, galleries and restaurants, it makes
for a great day trip or a great starting point for a visit to Angel Island
by ferry. The former train right-of-way has been converted to part of the
San Francisco Bay Trail used by hikers and cyclists.
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Marin County is
renowned for its natural beauty, abundant outdoor
recreation, liberal politics and affluence. Marin County
boasts 10 cities and a population of approximately 240,000.
Visitors to Tiburon, CA can find on
these pages a variety of hotels and other lodging, as well
as points of interest and things to do.
If you're looking
for information about Tiburon hotels and lodging, you've
come to the right place.
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Our resort-style property is centrally located just one block from Tiburon Town Center shops and restaurants- the San Francisco Bay- and the San Francisco Ferry Landing. Our tranquil location provides a comfortable setting for rest and rel...more
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Eastern seaboard architecture and the exotic merchant trade of the San Francisco Bay inspire the Waters Edge. Located on the water in charming downtown Tiburon, the Waters Edge brings an added ambience of global sophistication to this uniqu...more
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