The Sausalito Chamber hosted a Candidates Forum on Zoom, Tuesday, September 15th. The community was afforded a chance to hear from those running to fill the open Sausalito City Council seats in November. Questions were submitted in advance by the members and the public. Click here to view the video or click on the photo.

Weather permitting, temporary on-street dining is now available along Caledonia Street's "restaurant row" for dinner on Thursdays and lunch and dinner on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays. Enjoy Sandrino Pizza & Vino, Sartaj Arawan Cafe and more. The street configuration calls for a maximum of five tables for each of the four participating restaurants to allow for sufficient distance between dining parties. Street map.

Sausalito Visitor Guide is now available. Print edition copies are available at most airports and Visitor Information Centers and Concierge in Sausalito and San Francisco.

To receive a printed copy, please contact our office.

Keep Sausalito Safe—Wear A Mask! Our views are plenty, but we have narrow streets and sidewalks, tiny hidden paths, shops and restaurants. It is our intention to keep all who visit and reside here safe, especially during peak visitor season. Read more >>

There are endless things to do in Sausalito, whether you want to bike, hike, sail, shop or even just sit, eat and drink by the Bay—Sausalito has it all!  Read More »

There’s only one season in Paradise and it’s year round. Shop Local in Sausalito as we celebrate local boutiques and restaurants that are as unique as our seaside community. Read More »

SF Travel Magazine sums up Sausalito nicely in their Summer Guide! Take a break from the buzz of the city by hopping to the other side of the bay. Sausalito offers beautiful sights, superb seafood and a respite from the hustle-and-bustle. Read More>>

With over a million visitors every year, arriving by ferryboat or across the Golden Gate Bridge, by bike and by car, Sausalito is a haven for the hospitality industry, catering to the many needs and wants of the visitors from around the world. Read More »

During this uncertain time we want our members and community to know we are here to support you. Please bookmark this page for updates on services, online webinars and more that will help keep you going through these difficult times. Sausalito is resilient!

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Marin County updated a previous stay-at-home order through May 30, 2020 in order to preserve critical hospital capacity across the region. COVID-19 information

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