The ever-bustling Port of San Francisco welcomes 400,000 visitors each year and more than 100 cruise ships. Divided between Port 35 and Port 27 (the latter is also known as the James R. Herman Terminal and was opened in 2014), the port is located at the northeastern edge of the city, within view of the Bay Bridge.
One of three main airports in the San Francisco Bay Area (the others being San Francisco International Airport and San Jose International Airport), Oakland International Airport (OAK) welcomes visitors on most major airlines in the US, as well as a few international airlines.
Tomales Bay Oyster Company, which dates back to 1909, is California’s oldest shellfish farm. It’s situated north of San Francisco on the shores of Tomales Bay, an inlet between Point Reyes National Seashore, on the western edge of Marin County. Its proximity to San Francisco means city-dwellers flock here on the weekends to purchase oysters fresh from the sea.
