The Zoe Report Readers’ Choice Awards: Best Lighthouse Stays
San Francisco Bay, CA
What TZR readers love about
East Brother Light Station:
- Taking a short speedboat ride to a private island in San Francisco Bay felt like stepping into an exclusive, hidden paradise.
- The multi-course gourmet dinner and breakfast were extraordinary! Staying in a cozy Victorian home without TV distractions was pure bliss.
- Watching pelicans fly by at eye level and waking up to sweeping views is unforgettable. It’s the ultimate romantic, historic escape!
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