Muir Beach, Stinson Beach, Bolinas, Tomales, Marshall, Point Reyes Station and Dillon Beach
With gorgeous waters everywhere you look, Coastal Marin is an outdoor destination for surfing, kayaking, and hiking. It’s a wild, rugged, and beautiful community, where homes dot the beaches and nature immerses the residents. Coastal Marin offers rural living at it’s finest and is one of California’s best places to call home.
In Coastal Marin, you’ll come across rural communities both along the sandy shores and further inland. If you’re looking for immediate beachfront access, Bolinas, Inverness, Muir Beach, Stinson Beach, and Dillon Beach are five incredible communities that will make you feel right at home. Still within close proximity to the beach and within minutes of several national parks, Tomales, Marshall, and Point Reyes Station boast sprawling properties and large homes.
Coastal Marin offers residents a rural feel, perfect for retirees looking to settle down and for professionals wanting an escape from the hustle and bustle of large metropolitan areas. Here you’ll spend the morning braving the waves, the afternoon on a challenging hike, and the evening in the comfort of your backyard listening to nothing but the chattering of wildlife. It’s a great place if you’re hungering for a quiet, laid-back lifestyle, yet still want the freedom to easily visit busy city centers like San Francisco.
Living by the water means experiencing the best seafood in the county. Right on Tomales Bay, you’ll find the Tomales Bay Oyster Company where you’ll enjoy local oysters with a plethora of sauces to boot. Another spot that serves nothing but fresh, succulent oysters is the Hog Island Oyster Company, a great spot to stop by on your lunch break or after work. For more seafood goodness dating back to 1921, the Sand Dollar Restaurant is one of Coastal Marin’s hottest spots to eat and hang out. There’s also the incredible Smiley's Saloon, founded in 1851 with food that’s stood the test of time. And for pick-me-up options before or during work, try Bovine Bakery, Coast Cafe, or Parkside Cafe.
In Coastal Marin, you won’t find busy shopping complexes and large plazas. Instead, you’ll enjoy tons of locally owned boutiques with clothes, home goods, and accessories that are all curated with you in mind. Spirit Matters is a fabulous women-owned gift shop with everything from bath goodies to home decor. To switch up the style of your home, visit Captain Oko for modern home goods that will instantly spruce up your space. And for great quality clothes, check out OCN Culture.
71,000 acres of marvelous trails, beaches, and views, Point Reyes National Seashore is a can’t-miss locale that’s got something for the whole family to enjoy. Make sure to check out their visitor center, a red and white lighthouse-style building sitting on a cliff high above the water. Get involved in some community fun, partake in the annual Stinson vs. Bolinas Annual Tug of War, where hundreds of residents come to battle for victory.
Getting out on the water is a must when living in Coastal Marin, and you start at Dillon Beach. With wide sandy beaches and crashing waves. If you’re ready to put your surfing skills to the test, Bolinas Beach is a well-known surfing destination thanks to its amazing waves and long beaches. Want to get out on the water but not in it? Tomales Bay has tons of kayaking and paddleboarding equipment for you to take out, and if you’re still looking for something a little more low-key, there are tons of piers and sandy patches for you to fish from.
Coastal Marin is home to several excellent schools. Top educational opportunities include:
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