Welcome to Tiburon and Belvedere Island
A historic maritime and railroad town, the city of Tiburon is located in Marin County, California. Like many San Francisco suburbs, it is a highly affluent area. Tiburon features an array of upscale restaurants, unique shops, and beloved gathering spaces. Tiburon is sparsely populated, and residents here enjoy a sense of privacy and seclusion from other communities, except its adjacent neighbor, Belvedere Island.
A completely residential area, Belvedere Island is separated from Tiburon by the picturesque Belvedere Lagoon and depends on the community of Tiburon for shopping, dining, and entertainment. Tiburon and Belvedere Island properties are some of the bay area’s most exclusive homes and offer residents lavish amenities and luxurious comforts.
What to Love
- A private and secluded community
- A variety of residential types and styles
- An active outdoor lifestyle
- Two of the most exclusive residential communities in California
- Tiburon’s boutiques, coffee shops, and restaurants
- Many cultural events and activities
Local Lifestyle
Tiburon and Belvedere Island are two of the most affluent, elite, and distinguished residential communities in California. The areas are full of culture, history, and outdoor recreation. Residents of Tiburon enjoy an active, fitness-forward West Coast lifestyle, whether by taking a scenic hike or entertaining guests during a backyard soiree.
Residents explore Tiburon for world-class dining and shopping surrounded by magazine-worthy views of both the lagoon and Richardson Bay, which separates the communities from the rest of Marin County.
Dining, Entertainment & Shopping
There are exquisite options for waterfront dining in Tiburon. Micheal Mina's newest restaurant,
The Bungalow Kitchen, offers heated patio dining with gorgeous views. The menu here includes a vast selection of creative gourmet options, as well as an extensive wine list. Enjoy a meal at
Sam's Anchor Cafe for spectacular views of Angel Island. The vast menu at this local favorite features fresh seafood and classic American cuisine. These popular dining establishments are found on Tiburon’s waterfront Main Street. This bustling yet charming locale is where many stores and shops are also conveniently located. Tiburon's downtown has everything, from shopping centers to individual stores and boutiques.
Things to Do
A ten-minute ferry trip will take you to
Angel Island State Park. This island park is the perfect spot for a day trip or a weekend getaway, as the area offers campsites. As you explore the park, you’ll come across historic buildings, dozens of trails, various wildlife, and Perimeter Road, which runs along the island’s coast and is passable via bicycle. Blackies Pasture, the former home of the infamous Blackie, a retired military and rodeo horse, is also located on Angel Island.
Paradise Beach Park attracts hundreds of tourists and residents to its waterfront every month. This peaceful seaside park features a shady grove of Redwoods ideal for picnic lunches, a popular fishing pier, and a small beach.
Get into the holiday spirit at The Tiburon Holiday Festival, a month-long event hosting festive activities throughout November and December, including a long-awaited tree lighting, carriage rides, a Santa’s village, and more.
Schools
Tiburon and Belvedere Island’s elementary and middle schools are part of the Reed Union Public Elementary School District, while the Tamalpais Union High School District serves area high schools.
- St. Hilary School, Grades K-8, a private Catholic school
- Redwood High School, Grades 9-12, #1 best public high school in Marin County
- Del Mar Middle School, Grades 6-8, #2 best public middle school in Marin County
- Bel Aire School, Grades 3-5, top-performing educational institution
- Reed Elementary School, Grades K-2, excelling public school