Area Attractions

Located in nearby Pescadero, CA, enjoy a scenic drive to this local goat dairy farm featuring award-winning cheeses, goat-milk bath and body products, dry goods, gifts and tours.

Set atop an oceanview bluff, Half Moon Bay has one of the largest beach areas in the San Francisco Bay Area. The string of white sandy beaches along Highway 1 offers incredible views, unique tide-pooling, hiking and small town charm.

Coyote Point is a local recreation area that provides a wide variety of activities such as picnicking, swimming, windsurfing, bicycling, jogging, fishing, boating, and sailing.

There is always something happening on the San Francisco Peninsula. Whether you're looking for festivals and fairs, family-friendly events, live music & entertainment, virtual events, or outdoor happenings, there is plenty to enjoy. Check out the below website for an upcoming calendar of the best local events!

Discover downtown Burlingame where you can explore the walkable shopping, restaurant scene, and take in the scenic views at Bayside Park.

Shop, dine and play at this premier shopping destination located on the Bay Area Peninsula with over 120 different stores and restaurants.

Weekly local market on Sunday mornings offering area-sourced fresh fruits, veggies & food products, plus local crafts & live music.

The San Francisco Bay Trail welcomes hikers, joggers, bicyclists, skaters and wheelchair users to more than 350 miles of trails that circle the beautiful bay.

An authentic East Coast seafood experience in the San Francisco bay area. Specializing in lobster, Dungeness crab, fresh & frozen shellfish by the pound or in rolls, tacos and sandwiches.

Artfully serving classic American fare, quality steaks, and fresh innovative seafood since 1986. Each Kincaid's restaurant is uniquely local and the Burlingame location offers stunning bay views.

Barrel House Tavern is an inviting waterfront restaurant in Sausalito serving barrel-aged cocktails and locally sourced, rustic comfort food.

Enjoy Greek specialties, wine & cocktails in a warmly decorated, snug eatery with outdoor seating.

One of the great American landmarks with its bright orange color, Golden Gate Bridge spans two miles and features 750-foot towers. Always a photogenic marvel, visitors can walk or bike across as you gaze in awe from start to finish at this indelible icon.

Embrace the beauty and serenity of the oldest public Japanese garden in California. Originally created as part of the 1894 World’s Fair, the park features wet and dry gardens, a pagoda, a drum bridge, and a tea house with amazing 360-degree views.

Located in San Mateo runs along the edges of the San Francisco Bay with stunning views across the water, pathways for walking and cycling, and a dog park. Visit the park on a clear fogless day and snap a photo with the San Francisco skyline and bay water in the background for an iconic Bay Area shot!

The location of the San Francisco International Airport is great for plane spotters. With two of its runways stretching out in the bay, there are plenty of nearby spots that are walking distance from Hyatt Regency San Francisco Airport to capture planes landing on them.