Tomales Point

Nature, Parks, & Gardens • San Francisco, California United States

Tomales Point in San Francisco, California, is a breathtaking destination for nature enthusiasts and outdoor adventurers alike. This stunning natural park offers visitors a slice of untouched wilderness along the rugged coastline of the Pacific Ocean. Tomales Point is a paradise for hikers, birdwatchers, and wildlife lovers, boasting diverse ecosystems and unparalleled views of the surrounding landscape.

As you wander through the park's meandering trails, you will be greeted by a variety of flora and fauna, from vibrant wildflowers to grazing tule elk. The expansive grasslands give way to dramatic coastal cliffs, where visitors can marvel at the crashing waves below and observe marine life frolicking in the surf. Birdwatchers will be delighted by the opportunity to spot a myriad of avian species, including majestic raptors soaring overhead and seabirds skimming the water's surface.

Tomales Point is not only a natural wonderland but also a place of historical significance, with remnants of Native American settlements scattered throughout the area. Visitors can immerse themselves in the rich cultural heritage of the region while exploring the ancient archaeological sites that dot the landscape.

Whether you are seeking a peaceful retreat into the beauty of nature or an exhilarating adventure along the rugged coast, Tomales Point offers something for everyone. This hidden gem in San Francisco is a must-visit for those looking to experience the raw, unspoiled beauty of California's coastline.


Tours for Tomales Point

Exploring the area? Book a tour to fully experience everything Tomales Point has to offer. A guided tour will provide you with fascinating insights and hidden gems that you might miss on your own.

Women Only 5 day California Vineyards, Waves and Wine Tour in San Francisco, California $3995 Tour Provided by Viator

Women Only 5 day California Vineyards, Waves and Wine Tour

San Francisco, California United States

Discover the perfect blend of coastal beauty, redwood serenity, and wine country indulgence on this 5-day California small group tour. Journey from San Francisco to the Marin coast, Tomales Bay, Bodega Bay, and the Russian River Valley, with unforgettable experiences at every stop. Savor oyster tastings, mead and wine pairings, and a luxurious Chef’s Table vineyard lunch. Explore redwood forests, bike through scenic vineyards, and soak in Sonoma’s geothermal hot springs. From a magical bioluminescent kayak tour to laid-back coastal towns and world-class wine, this journey captures the spirit of California—relaxed, flavorful, and naturally spectacular.

5 day California Vineyards, Waves and Wine small group tour  in San Francisco, California $3995 Tour Provided by Viator

5 day California Vineyards, Waves and Wine small group tour

San Francisco, California United States

Discover the perfect blend of coastal beauty, redwood serenity, and wine country indulgence on this 5-day California small group tour. Journey from San Francisco to the Marin coast, Tomales Bay, Bodega Bay, and the Russian River Valley, with unforgettable experiences at every stop. Savor oyster tastings, mead and wine pairings, and a luxurious Chef’s Table vineyard lunch. Explore redwood forests, bike through scenic vineyards, and soak in Sonoma’s geothermal hot springs. From a magical bioluminescent kayak tour to laid-back coastal towns and world-class wine, this journey captures the spirit of California—relaxed, flavorful, and naturally spectacular.

Explore Point Reyes by Sea Kayak in San Francisco, California $129 Tour Provided by Viator

Explore Point Reyes by Sea Kayak

San Francisco, California United States

This kayaking tour will explore the rugged and pristine shoreline of Tomales Bay, part of the Point Reyes National Seashore. It is one of the most untouched parts of California and a wilderness sanctuary with diverse plants and animals. With your guides, you will paddle through secluded coves and inlets, and along beaches teeming with life. We often encounter harbor seals, bat rays, leopard sharks, osprey, river otters, and sea lions! 400 Tule Elk inhabit the northern part of the peninsula and can be regularly seen from the water as well. Sea kayaking is one of the least invasive and most intimate forms of exploring natural spaces, so don't be surprised if a curious harbor seal approaches your kayak to say hi!