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15 Best Things to Do in Novato (CA)

The sleepy and historic town of Novato in the San Francisco Bay area has a well-heeled and vibrant community, who maintain many popular events and organizations.

Blessed with a huge litany of museums and galleries for such a small area, you could easily spend your vacation just checking out cultural exhibits.

Novato is also immersed in nature, with many protected wildlife parks in and around the city. When you’ve had your fill of Novato’s charming old town, check out some of its wilder spaces.

Here are the 15 best things to do in and around Novato.

1. Visit the Space Station Museum

The Space Station Museum is a fabulous nonprofit run by some very enthusiastic space-nuts. Several famous astronauts, including Al Warden of Apollo 15, have stepped up to help run the little museum.

The museum’s collection has grown over the years and now includes a large array of equipment, including control panels, space suits, replica lunar landers, and even space underwear. The very cool retro Soviet spacesuits are also a must-see.

The museum itself has a surprisingly large community around it, large enough to host regular space festivals and stargazing events. If you manage to catch one of these, you might get the chance to talk to a real astronaut.

2. Learn About Wine at Trek Winery

Nestled in the heart of Novato, Trek Winery is a family-run wine label. The locals who started this winery are passionate about the great outdoors, which is reflected in their lush, plant-filled décor. Take a class here to discover how wine is made, or how to detect aromatic notes in a tasting session.

Attracting a repertoire of local acts, including stand-ups and musicians, Trek is a lively hub for the community as well. Their award-winning casks are available for tasting parties, weddings, and any other big events.

Come here when a band is performing and get serenaded while you swirl your vino.

3. Pick Up Some Local Produce at the Farmer’s Market

A great place to try the best of the region’s produce, this regular market has many food stalls serving up an abundance of local and foreign dishes.

The artsier residents of the wider San Francisco Bay area also show up here to peddle their handicrafts.

Set amid Novato’s old town district, it’s a lovely place to shop on a sunny afternoon.

Check out the hayrides for a great way to spend time with the kids.

4. Explore the Museum of the American Indian

Before it was settled by the Europeans, the Novato area was home to the Miwok Indians. The Miwok had some interesting traditions, including painting their whole bodies in black and white stripes using chalk and charcoal.

The Marin County Museum of the American Indian displays their history and traditions and keeps the knowledge about this tiny ethnic group alive. Regular exhibits also showcase artifacts from different Indian tribes across North America.

The museum is situated on the site of a Miwok village, and the surrounding parkland is well worth exploring.

5. Meet Some Artists at the Marin Contemporary Art Museum

A mecca for the artists around Marin County, this museum is more than just a gallery. The building’s many studios are used by local creators and you can stop by and chat with the painters and sculptors working here. Budding artists will find it particularly inspiring.

The museum is unusually modern and dynamic for a small city, and exhibits are switched regularly in the large gallery space.

The building itself, an off-the-wall take on the Spanish Mission style, is also well worth a look.

6. Take a Day Trip to Point Reyes

Novato township is just over half an hour from one of the San Francisco Bay Area’s most scenic points. Point Reyes is a rugged stretch of coastline that is beautiful, both on a fine day and when local storms bring waves thundering over the headland.

Land and marine animals thrive in this protected area, where nature’s gentle balance has been carefully preserved.

The coast’s landmark lighthouse is a popular pilgrimage site in this craggy and windswept corner of California.

7. Try Some Radical Dishes at the Crave Restaurant

There are many excellent restaurants to choose from in Novato but Crave is one of the more experimental eateries. Set in a lovely modern restaurant with stylish décor, its chefs specialize in new dishes and unusual combinations using farm-to-table ingredients.

The food here is part of that great Californian institution; fusion food. These dishes hit the high notes from a range of culinary traditions.

Try their modern and slightly abstract take S’mores for a real treat.

8. Go Bird Watching in Rush Creek

Over 500 acres of wetland sits on the edge of Novato city. This untouched natural habitat is one of the less-visited and more peaceful hiking trails in the area.

In the spring, swathes of purple shooting star flowers and little white snowberries dot the trails around these tranquil waters. Wading birds live here in abundance and it’s the perfect place for nature lovers to stretch their legs.

Bird watching is a big deal in this town, not least because peregrine falcons sometimes grace the creek with their presence. These birds are growing in numbers but are still fairly rare.

Many species of rare plants and trees dot the paths around the Creek, and the beady-eyed may spot savannah sparrows nesting in the scrub.

9. Discover the Town’s Origins at the Novato History Museum

Novato’s history museum makes a good counterpoint to the local American Indian Museum. Together they tell the story of the Marin area’s two main cultures. A treasure trove of 19th-century bric-a-brac, it gives you a feel for what life was like in this old Californian town.

The museum is the old postmaster’s house and the exhibits walk you through the area’s past using documents, artifacts, and oral histories.

Head here before walking the old town to enrich your ambling.

10. Clamber Up Mount Burdell

Mount Burdell is the natural backdrop to the city of Novato. It’s a fairly small mountain, but will still give you some pretty views across the entire Bay Area. Follow the Eagle Rim trail to get to the top.

The Mount Burdell Open Space Preserve is ideal for gentle hikes and outdoor picnics. Enjoy the sight of the area’s many free-roaming cattle, grazing peacefully in the hillside meadows.

If you have the time, Hidden Lake is roughly halfway up the mountain, and a haven for wildlife and home to hordes of salamanders and frogs.

11. Explore the Old Town

The Crimson tower of the spooky Carpenter Gothic-style town hall is just one of many 19th century buildings which make up the old town in Novato. It’s a lovely place to wander and several buildings here have a long and interesting history.

If taxidermy doesn’t freak you out, the Druid’s Hall, which is home to a slightly bizarre esoteric organization, is an impressive building lined with an incredible collection of deer heads.

If that’s all a bit wacky for you, kick back with a beer or a coffee in the idyllic city streets instead.

12. Visit the Hamilton Field History Museum

Hamilton Field was an important local air force base during WWII and it would continue to run until 1974. This unassuming museum is one of the best in the region, despite frequently being overlooked.

It’s free to visit and has a wonderful research library featuring a collection of documents from the war. Medals and equipment line the exhibits and, if you’re big a kid, the cockpit simulator here is lots of fun.

The best thing about this museum is many veterans choose to work here, and they are often happy to share their knowledge and experience of 20th-century conflicts.

13. Visit Olompali State Historic Park

Take a drive north of Novato to visit historic Olompali State Historic Park. This nature preserve was once a village belonging to the local Miwok Indians and it was continuously inhabited for almost 8,000 years.

Interestingly, recent excavations uncovered a silver coin minted in the reign of Elizabeth I, indicating that the inhabitants probably had contact with early English explorers, such as Sir Francis Drake, at a surprisingly early date.

Today many 18th and 19thcentury structures are still standing from the area’s post-colonial period. The tiny visitor’s center does a great job of explaining the history of the area, including the famous Battle of Olompali, fought here in 1846.

14. Rent a Horse to Roam Novato’s Wild Spaces

Novato has a lot of open countryside and what better way to see it than on horseback?

Morning Star Farm is a local institution and provides horses for both adults and children. Situated on Novato Creek, you’re sure to see some fantastic wildlife while you ride.

The farm itself has a little picnic area and a petting zoo, for those who want to make a day of it.

15. Find Your Dinner With a Foraging Group

Marin County has over 450 species of wild mushrooms growing in its damp and leafy surrounds.

As a result, foraging is an increasingly popular local activity, and many groups, including the popular ForageSF, run regular foraging tours around Novato City.

The rules on foraging are complex, so it’s best to enlist some professional help if you do decide to do it. With the help of a guide, you’ll be instructed on how to avoid dangerous poisonous mushrooms, as well as how to cook and prepare them.

Get in touch with nature and find your dinner at the same time.

15 Best Things to Do in Novato (CA):

• Visit the Space Station Museum
• Learn About Wine at Trek Winery
• Pick Up Some Local Produce at the Farmer’s Market
• Explore the Museum of the American Indian
• Meet Some Artists at the Marin Contemporary Art Museum
• Take a Day Trip to Point Reyes
• Try Some Radical Dishes at the Crave Restaurant
• Go Bird Watching in Rush Creek
• Discover the Town’s Origins at the Novato History Museum
• Clamber Up Mount Burdell
• Explore the Old Town
• Visit the Hamilton Field History Museum
• Visit Olompali State Historic Park
• Rent a Horse to Roam Novato’s Wild Spaces
• Find Your Dinner With a Foraging Group

Savor every moment of your next great getaway

Whether you find yourself with a leisurely few hours to spare or an entire day to indulge in exploration, Novato offers great shopping with a diverse array of boutiques, stores, and markets that cater to a variety of preferences.

Novato has become Marin’s go-to destination for serious beer enthusiasts, and a great place to get a taste of the craft beer world for the merely curious.

World Class Hiking

Novato offers some of Marin County's best hiking trails amidst surrounding hills, marshlands, and valleys, providing immersive experiences with peaceful woodlands, bird and wildlife viewing, and breathtaking panoramic vistas.

Food and Drink

Indulge in Novato's diverse culinary scene featuring a wide selection of restaurants, bars, and cafes, where craft beer enthusiasts and those with varied tastes can savor menus designed to please a variety of palates.

If you’re craving a little “me” time and want to rejuvenate your body and indulge your senses, Novato is home to some of the best Bay Area spas.

Perfectly placed

Experience the perfect balance of adventure and tranquility in Novato. Nestled just moments away from the nation’s wine country, vibrant San Francisco, beautiful beaches, and the awe-inspiring redwood forests, Novato and its surroundings offer an unforgettable escape for all explorers.

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Point Reyes

Point Reyes National Seashore covers 80 miles of shoreline and is home to some of the best Bay Area beaches.

Nestled along the stunning Sonoma Coast, Bodega Bay is a coastal gem, just a short drive away from Novato.

San Fransico

San Francisco boasts renowned landmarks such as the Golden Gate Bridge, Alcatraz, iconic cable cars, and popular attractions like PIER 39.

Discover Napa Valley, America’s most celebrated wine region.

Known as the birthplace of wine in California, Sonoma Valley is a premier destination for wine, food, arts, culture and lifestyle.

From fishing and hiking, to painting and playgrounds, families will find plenty of fun activities in Novato.

Novato is perfectly placed for exploring the best of Wine Country. We're also home to a number of fantastic wineries and tasting rooms.

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Experience the best of novato in just 36 hours.

Posted in Blogging Marin on Friday, March 15, 2024 by MCVB Staff

There are so many beautiful places to visit in the Bay Area, but none more beautiful than Novato, California. There’s so much to do and see with nature escapes, productive meetings, and tranquil retreats at your fingertips—but how do you take it all in if you’re visiting for a short stay or business trip?

A Little About Novato

Novato, located at the northern tip of Marin County, is surrounded by pristine natural landscapes, teeming wetlands, and rolling coastal hills just waiting to be explored. It is conveniently located, just a short drive from the well-known Sonoma-Napa Wine Country to the east and the picturesque Point Reyes National Seashore to the west. Travel north and you will come across the charming Russian River area, while the vibrant city of San Francisco awaits to the south.

With so much to offer, it is no surprise that Novato has been named one of the top thirty cities in the United States for healthy living. You can explore more than 2,600 acres of open space, including beautiful hiking and scenic cycling trails. You can also play golf on some premier 18-hole courses. Finish your day by exploring Grant Avenue's quaint boutiques and eateries in historic Old Town or sipping award-winning local vintages  by a cozy firepit.

Here are a few of our favorite activities you can do if you have 36 hours or less when staying in Novato this year.

Hiking in Novato

If you’re spending 36 hours in Novato, then the best thing we can recommend is a hike through Novato’s surrounding hills, marshlands, and valleys. Explore well-maintained trails like the newly opened Bay Trail in Hamilton Field or Rush Creek Preserve, perfect for leisurely walks amidst stunning scenery.

For a more challenging trek, head to Mount Burdell, Novato's highest peak, offering panoramic vistas and encounters with native wildlife. Don't forget to pack plenty of water and keep an eye out for colorful wildflowers in the spring!

If you’re a fisher, trek the Terwilliger nature trail before stopping at Stafford Lake to try your hand at catching some catfish, bluegill or bass.

Dog-Friendly Places in Novato

Are you traveling to Novato with a furry friend? Novato welcomes your pet with open arms and ample opportunities for outdoor adventures.

Explore Indian Tree Open Space Preserve's shaded trails or the lush landscapes of Gary Giacomini Open Space Preserve. Let your pup roam off-leash at Dogbone Meadow Dog Park or enjoy scenic views at Terra Linda/Sleepy Hollow Divide Open Space Preserve.

Looking for a place to stay? Hotels such as the Days Inn and Inn Marin accommodate up to two dogs for a small fee. Once you’ve checked in, make sure to refuel at one of the 32 dog-friendly restaurants in town—available on BringFido —then head to a nearby beach like Dillon Beach or Kehoe Beach for some fun water time.

See Also: Parks and Open Space for Your Pooch for a list of dog-friendly parks by community.

Bird Watching in Novato

Hiking and swimming aren’t the only outdoor activities you can do during your two-day stay in Novato. If you’re a bird enthusiast, then we recommend you check out the Rush Creek Preserve—a 500-acre wetland sanctuary teeming with over 196 bird species. Spot Peregrine falcons, mule deer, and other wildlife amidst lush riparian habitats. For a quieter experience, visit Pacheco Pond , where resident mallards, Canada geese, and non-native mute swans frolic year-round.

Shopping in Novato

If you’re not much of a hiker but want to experience as many things that Novato has to offer as you can, we recommend stopping by the Vintage Oaks Shopping Center , which boasts over 50 premium stores, dining options, and service providers. From household names like Target and Costco to boutique finds and eateries like In-N-Out Burger and Panera Bread, Vintage Oaks offers a vibrant shopping and dining experience for every visitor.

Speaking of Vintage Oaks, if you need a moment to relax, why not stop in at the 9 Corners Healthstyle Galleria ? They provide cutting-edge weight loss solutions and wellness services, from acupuncture to full-spectrum infrared saunas. Membership programs are offered but not mandatory, making the experience ideal for short stays in Novato. 

If you’re a fitness buff—even on vacation, we don’t judge—before you stop at the spa, drop in at Club Pilates for invigorating workouts at an affordable price or try Pure Barre for a total body workout that utilizes the ballet barre to burn fat, sculpt muscles, and create long, lean physiques.

Novato Cultural Experiences

Immerse yourself in Novato’s rich cultural tapestry with a visit to the Marin Museum of Contemporary Art (MarinMOCA) and Olompali State Historic Park .

Explore MarinMOCA's vibrant galleries showcasing the artistic legacy of Northern California, followed by lunch at Beso Bistro and a stroll along Hamilton Bay Trail. Then, dive into Olompali's fascinating history, from ancient Coast Miwok settlements to 19th-century ranching. Discover interpretative displays at the Visitor Center, framed by scenic vistas of Mt Burdell and the Petaluma River marshlands.

See Also: A Weekend in Novato: Nature, Nightlife and Nosh

Meeting Venues in Novato

Conducting business in Novato and need a venue? The Bill and Adele Jonas Center , nestled in a tranquil setting at Indian Valley Campus, features a spacious banquet hall, versatile lounge, and expansive courtyard, ideal for various occasions. Alternatively, consider The Key Room in the historic Hamilton neighborhood, boasting modern facilities, delicious catering, and ample parking.

Places to Stay in Novato

For a comfortable stay during your two-day visit to Novato, consider staying at a few local options, such as America’s Best Value Inn, Best West PLUS Novato Oaks Inn, Courtyard by Marriot, or Inn Marin and Suites. For more choices, visit our lodging directory here .

Whether you're in Novato for business or pleasure, this vibrant city has something for everyone. With its convenient location and diverse offerings, Novato is the perfect destination for a memorable 36-hour getaway. Explore, unwind, and create lasting memories in this charming city.  For the best places to stay when in Marin, visit the Marin CVB at visitmarin.org/hotels .

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Novato is a sprawling suburb in Marin County in the San Francisco Bay Area of California . Novato is in the transition zone between the patchwork of suburban Marin County towns, long oriented towards San Francisco and the bay, and the wineries and pastureland of Sonoma County to the north.

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Via Highway 101, the major north-south freeway or from Highway 37 which crosses marshland from Vallejo and Highway 80 or from west Marin on Hicks Valley Road/Novato Blvd.

By bus [ edit ]

Marin Transit offers service from other Marin County cities, and the affiliated service Golden Gate Transit goes north to Sonoma County and south to San Francisco .

By train [ edit ]

Sonoma-Marin Area Rail Transit , or SMART , connects Novato with San Rafael , Larkspur , and places in Sonoma County : Petaluma , Rohnert Park , Santa Rosa , and Sonoma County Airport. The Larkspur station allows connections to the Golden Gate Ferry to San Francisco .

SMART has three stations in Novato:

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Novato has tried to manufacture a "cute historic downtown" feel but alas it has not quite been successful. The small downtown area is very walkable and nicer than an outdoor mall, but it lacks the character and organic liveliness of downtown San Rafael , Petaluma , or even Larkspur .

Outside of downtown, Novato is a car-oriented community with inconsistent sidewalks and large distances.

By bike [ edit ]

Conditions may be too windy for bicycles to go "upwind."

There is limited Marin Transit (bus) service, which is primarily used by commuters. The bus serves a major stop "downtown" on Old Redwood Highway.

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Essentially a bedroom community but there are various hiking opportunities in the open space around Novato and Marin County (e.g. Mt. Burdell). Immediately west of town are rolling hills, cow farms and 60-acre-plus ranches—a pleasant, scenic ride by car or motorcycle.

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• 38.089 -122.553 1 Vintage Oaks Shopping Center , Rowland Blvd , ☏ +1 415-897-9999 . M–Sa 10AM–9PM, Su 11AM to 6PM . Mall anchored by Target and Costco. Various clothing chains like Marshalls, Ross, Nordstrom, Gap, and Old Navy, as well as other shops including DSW, Sephora, Sports Basement, and See's Candies. Various chain restaurants including local chain Hopmonk Tavern with beer and live music. Also home to the fun ice cream and frozen yogurt shop Tuttimelon (see below). Ample free parking. ( updated Jan 2024 )

Eat [ edit ]

• 38.063 -122.533 1 Hamilton Marketplace , 5800 Nave Drive . M–F 10AM–7PM, Sa 8AM–6PM, Su 11AM–5PM . Mall that mainly consists of a Safeway and eateries like Peet's Coffee, Super Duper Burger, and Toast. ( updated Dec 2023 )
• 38.067 -122.542 2 Pacheco Plaza , 366 Ignacio Blvd . Mall with the higher-end local grocery chain Nugget Market , a bit like Whole Foods with local produce, lots of organic foods, and a prepared foods section. Restaurants include Marin Coffee Roasters, Boca Pizzeria, Taki Japanese, and Active Culture. Lots of outdoor seating. ( updated Dec 2023 )
• 38.067822 -122.539 3 Maya Palenque , 349 Enfrente Rd , ☏ +1 415 883-6292 , [email protected] . Mexican restaurant with great staff, great drinks, great prices. Try the desserts!  
• 38.102307 -122.5675 4 Ayawaska Hilltop Cafe , 850 Lamont Ave , ☏ +1 415-465-1500 . Peruvian.  
• 38.1083 -122.574805 5 Rustic Bakery , 1407 Grant Ave . Local baked goods: breads, pastries, and a café menu. ( updated Oct 2023 )
• 38.108 -122.5717 6 Marvin's Breakfast Club , 1112 Grant Ave . Popular breakfast spot. ( updated Oct 2023 )
• 38.1089 -122.5693 7 Wicked Slush , 7400 Redwood Blvd . Soft-serve ice cream with "slush" (Italian ice). ( updated Oct 2023 )
• Active Culture , 464 Ignacio Blvd . Health food: salads, bowls, açaí. ( updated Oct 2023 )
• 38.09105 -122.55467 8 Tuttimelon , Vintage Oaks Shopping Center , ☏ +1 415-897-6900 , [email protected] . 11AM–9PM daily . Soft-serve ice cream, sorbet, and frozen yogurt with lots of fun toppings (serve yourself and pay by weight), plus other flavors sold by the scoop. ( updated Jan 2024 )

Drink [ edit ]

• 38.1071 -122.56645 1 Dr. Insomniac's , 800 Grant Ave . M–F 5:30AM–5:00PM, Sa 6:30AM–5PM, Su 6:30AM–2PM . A variety of coffee drinks and smoothies, plus pastries and other café fare. Creative menu items include "scuffins" (part scone part muffin) and unique drinks like the "Reese's-ccino". Indoor and outdoor seating. ( updated Apr 2024 )
• 38.10713 -122.5686 2 Finnegan's Marin Restaurant & Bar , 877 Grant Avenue , ☏ +1 415-899-1516 . M–Th 3PM–9PM, F Sa 11:30AM–10PM, Su 10AM–8:30PM; bar stays open late every day . Popular bar and restaurant. ( updated Apr 2024 )

Sleep [ edit ]

• 38.050573 -122.533168 1 Best Western Novato Oaks Inn , 215 Alameda Del Prado , ☏ +1-415-883-4400 , toll-free: +1-800-625-7466 , fax : +1-415-883-4128 .  
• 38.0618 -122.5317 2 Courtyard Novato Marin/Sonoma , 1400 N Hamilton Pkwy , ☏ +1-415-883-8950 , fax : +1-415-883-8960 .  
• 38.1333 -122.5645 3 Days Inn San Francisco/Novato , 8141 Redwood Blvd , ☏ +1-408-737-1177 .  
• 38.0708 -122.539986 4 Inn Marin , 250 Entrada Dr , ☏ +1-415-883-5952 , fax : +1-415-883-5058 .  

Go next [ edit ]

• San Rafael , a charming city with plenty of restaurants and shopping, is a 15-minute drive south on highway 101.
• San Francisco is about 30 minutes south on highway 101.
• Napa , a widely-recognized wine-lovers' destination, is about 45 minutes to the northeast.

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12 Top-Rated Travel Agencies with Outstanding Reviews in Novato CA, USA

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LUNA TRAVEL NOVATO

• Address : 1212 Grant Ave, Novato, CA 94945, United States
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• Rating : 4.4 (63)
• Phone : +1 415-878-0303
• Opening hours : Monday: 8:00 AM – 7:00 PM Tuesday: 8:00 AM – 7:00 PM Wednesday: 8:00 AM – 7:00 PM Thursday: 8:00 AM – 7:00 PM Friday: 8:00 AM – 7:00 PM Saturday: 8:00 AM – 5:30 PM Sunday: 7:00 AM – 6:30 PM

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Eso tours limo company.

• Address : 56 Shannon Ct, Novato, CA 94949, United States
• Rating : 4.4 (7)
• Phone : +1 415-847-5476
• Website : Link
• Opening hours : Monday: 4:00 AM – 2:00 AM Tuesday: 4:00 AM – 2:00 AM Wednesday: 4:00 AM – 2:00 AM Thursday: 4:00 AM – 2:00 AM Friday: 4:00 AM – 2:00 AM Saturday: 4:00 AM – 2:00 AM Sunday: 4:00 AM – 2:00 AM
• Reviews : Used them again, this time for my husband’s birthday celebration. Sergei really helped us to make this day special and easygoing with his punctuality, great look and the beautiful super clean car. If you want to celebrate your special day in style hire ESO Tours limo. If I could give them 6 stars I would! ✭✭✭✭✭ By Olya Bowland (4 years ago) My boyfriend and I used ESO tours two weeks ago to tour Sonoma for my birthday. Wow..what an awesome experience we had! The driver was so friendly and recommended so many great wineries for us. Their rates are totally affordable and the car is really comfortable. Definitely recommend them if you want to have a fun time. ✭✭✭✭✭ By Natalie Bernkhard (4 years ago) We hired ESO Tours to take us around Sonoma for our wedding anniversary and we had the absolutely best time!! Our driver was really nice and fun. He took really great care of us and even suggested a few extra wineries that weren’t on our list which we absolutely loved. Got us safely back home and in time for our dinner reservation. Would def recommend and use them again. ✭✭✭✭✭ By Olya Bowland (4 years ago) If all you are looking for is a safe, knowledgable, reliable tour operator at a great value, ESO is for you. If you need blaring bass and flashing lights, another service might be better. ESO Tours (owner Elena did the logistics, our driver was Sergey) transported the 4 of us from San Jose to Napa over a 10 hour day and safely back. Sergey was knowledgeable when asked, and invisible when appropriate. Our tour was planned (starting with an appointment only tour at the not-to-be-missed O’Brien Estate and anchored by lunch at Etoile / Chandon) but also purposely left flexible – we had 8 optional vineyards, and ended up visiting only 5 (our choice, and not regretted). Value? Hourly rate, no extras, no surcharges (even though our freeway tolls went on ESO’s Cal Pass). We provided Sergei a reasonable (okay, moderately generous) gratuity, but had been assured that was totally in our discretion. Anyway, if you want a gentle, pleasurable, no-drama wine country tour, at a great value, it wouldn’t make a lot of sense to look further. ✭✭✭✭✭ By Jeff Peterson (4 years ago) I’ve used them twice for day trips to Napa from SF. They are punctual, reasonably priced and really nice, the vehicles are newer and super clean. Sergey is a the most professional driver, and he really knows the Wine country way around. I’d recommend to anyone for a Napa excursion. ✭✭✭✭✭ By vera o’connel (4 years ago)

Dimensions In Travel

• Address : 201 Alameda del Prado #203, Novato, CA 94949, United States
• Rating : 3 (2)
• Phone : +1 415-883-3245
• Opening hours : Monday: 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM Tuesday: 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM Wednesday: 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM Thursday: 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM Friday: Closed Saturday: Closed Sunday: Closed
• Reviews : I’ve sent an email twice and received no answer. ✭ By Carol Kunkle (2 years ago) ✭✭✭✭✭ By Jodis Mc (4 years ago)

Just Travel

• Address : 1508 Grant Ave, Novato, CA 94945, United States
• Rating : 4.5 (2)

Cruise Specialists

• Address : 7250 Redwood Blvd Suite 211, Novato, CA 94945, United States
• Rating : 4 (1)

Karoline’s Excellent

• Address : 9 Woodland Ct, Novato, CA 94947, United States
• Rating : 5 (1)

World Travel Center

• Address : 17 Winged Foot Dr, Novato, CA 94949, United States
• Rating : 1 (1)

ENV Travel (a division of Many More Travels)

• Address : 55 Rowland Way #1015, Novato, CA 94945, United States

Easy Discount Travel

• Address : 936 B 7th St, Novato, CA 94945, United States

Skystravels

• Address : 75 Newport Landing Dr, Novato, CA 94949, United States

Travelworks

• Address : 926 Diablo Ave, Novato, CA 94947, United States

WDIA Travel

• Address : 926-A Diablo Ave # 330, Novato, CA 94947, United States

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Good customer service ?

Luna Travel has been an agency with very professional employees, but Alejandra needs training, she treated me very badly and did not ask me if the data was correct, it was the second time I sent it to the same person and she gave me the wrong data. My relative had an emergency and could not withdraw the money in the time he needed it due to Alejandra’s lack of professionalism?

Excellent ??service ??✅. The ladies who work at Luna Travel in Novato are 100% efficient and with unmatched kindness, the truth would not change that place at all. And the exchange rate to send to Guatemala is always with them the best rate in the area… 100% Recommended

Horrible. Every time I call for help to find a ticket they never have time. It seems like they don want to search for a ticket. So why bother to call it travel agency.

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