Getting Away on Tomales Bay in Marshall, California
The silvery-grey light, the fluttering of birds, and the quiet lapping of water on the hull of your kayak will help you forget your otherwise-busy life as you skim through Tomales Bay, a narrow, 14-mile-long bay between the northern tip of the Point Reyes peninsula and the Marin coast. Rent a kayak at Blue Waters Kayaking for your workout, then grab a local/sustainable seafood dinner and stay overnight at the renovated Nick’s Cove & Cottages, a string of posh, retro-folksy cabins set upon stilts above the water.
The silvery-grey light, the fluttering of birds, and the quiet lapping of water on the hull of your kayak will help you forget your otherwise-busy life as you skim through Tomales Bay, a narrow, 14-mile-long bay between the northern tip of the Point Reyes peninsula and the Marin coast. Rent a kayak at Blue Waters Kayaking for your workout, then grab a local/sustainable seafood dinner and stay overnight at the renovated Nick’s Cove & Cottages, a string of posh, retro-folksy cabins set upon stilts above the water.
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