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Hey Nairalanders, it’s Ms Travelin Diva and I just returned from San Francisco. I was in the Bay Area for a few days and below are the deets (slang for details) of my trip!

Lodged at the Hyatt Regency San Francisco which is across the street from the ferry building which made it VERY convenient if you’re going to be taking the ferry to any of the neighboring islands.

Day 1:
Took Ferry to Sausalito (Cost is $7.50 pp w/Clipper Card each way)
Enjoyed an amazing cup of vanilla lavender lattes at Firehouse
We toured the Sausalito Fire department, they even allowed the kids to take a ride around the block in the fire engine trucks, very cool!
Enjoyed lunch at Zalta where we had THE BEST sangrias, followed by delish tequila cocktails at “the unknown bar”
Took the ferry back to San Francisco right before sunset, and enjoyed dinner and cocktails at Hog Island Oysters Co, the best oysters hands down in the Bay Area!
Later that night, I enjoyed a late nightcap at Wilson & Wilson detective agency (it’s a speakeasy - secret bar) and the drinks were VERY good and vibe and atmosphere was so lit!

Stay tuned for day 2!

Pic 1 is very from my hotel balcony
Pic 2 view from the ferry boat as we left San Francisco headed to Sausalito
Pic 3 port of San Francisco ferry boat entryway
Pic 4 is view of Sausalito at its port of entry

Seating onboard the ferry, sailing on the bay and that delicious cup of Joe!

The famous Golden Gate Bridge, a quick hike into town upon arrival in Sausalito followed by a delicious glass of Sangria!

Lunch at Zalta

Drinks in Sausalito at the unknown bar!

While relaxing at the pier, this friendly bird kept us company!

Oysters shooters with dinner at Hog Island Oyster Co located in the ferry building.

More cocktails and dinner at Hog Island Oyster Co

Late Nightcap at Wilson & Wilson and Bourbon & Branch Library!

Wao your living ya best live, I wish...!

Lovely place to be.

This drinks are they usually sugary?

Just asking.

Mstravelindiva:
Hey Nairalanders, it’s Ms Travelin Diva and I just returned from San Francisco. I was in the Bay Area for a few days and below are the deets (slang for details) of my trip!

Lodged at the Hyatt Regency San Francisco which is across the street from the ferry building which made it VERY convenient if you’re going to be taking the ferry to any of the neighboring islands.

Day 1:
Took Ferry to Sausalito (Cost is $7.50 pp w/Clipper Card each way)
Enjoyed an amazing cup of vanilla lavender lattes at Firehouse
We toured the Sausalito Fire department, they even allowed the kids to take a ride around the block in the fire engine trucks, very cool!
Enjoyed lunch at Zalta where we had THE BEST sangrias, followed by delish tequila cocktails at “the unknown bar”
Took the ferry back to San Francisco right before sunset, and enjoyed dinner and cocktails at Hog Island Oysters Co, the best oysters hands down in the Bay Area!
Later that night, I enjoyed a late nightcap at Wilson & Wilson detective agency (it’s a speakeasy - secret bar) and the drinks were VERY good and vibe and atmosphere was so lit!

Stay tuned for day 2!

Pic 1 is very from my hotel balcony
Pic 2 view from the ferry boat as we left San Francisco headed to Sausalito
Pic 3 port of San Francisco ferry boat entryway
Pic 4 is view of Sausalito at its port of entry

Stay safe! The Bay Harbor Butcher is on the loose

Charleys:
This drinks are they usually sugary?

Just asking.

Great question! No, actually none of my drinks contained high sugar levels. For example, the Bloody Mary is made with tomato juice, vodka, hot sauce and other herbs and spices. This Sangria was Pinot Grigio wine muddled with fresh fruit. The older I have gotten the more sensitive my system is to sugary drinks (this is one of the reasons why I stopped drinking soda pop 8 years ago). I like my drinks/cocktails strong with minimal sweetness to balance out the palate.

BigDawsNet:



Stay safe! The Bay Harbor Butcher is on the loose

Made it safely back home yesterday, thanks friend!

Mstravelindiva:


Great question! No, actually none of my drinks contained high sugar levels. For example, the Bloody Mary is made with tomato juice, vodka, hot sauce and other herbs and spices. This Sangria was Pinot Grigio wine muddled with fresh fruit. The older I have gotten the more sensitive my system is to sugary drinks (this is one of the reasons why I stopped drinking soda pop 8 years ago). I like my drinks/cocktails strong with minimal sweetness to balance out the palate.

Wow eight years! Me here just started three months ago. I'm not that old but I believe it's the right thing. In addition no biscuits, no chewing gum.

Charleys:


Wow eight years! Me here just started three months ago. I'm not that old but I believe it's the right thing. In addition no biscuits, no chewing gum.

I had no issues in my 20’s and younger, but in my 30’s it was wrap on soda for me. I work in healthcare and participated in a demonstration to show “literally” how much sugar is within our drinks, and it changed my life. It’s like liquid diabetes over time!

Mstravelindiva:
Lunch at Zalta

Thanks for sharing. I couldn't agree more. "Let food be thy medicine and medicine be thy food"

I would love to travel around the world �

Aareakinwunmi:
I would love to travel around the world �

Manifestations that your wish be granted swiftly friend!

Mstravelindiva:


Manifestations that your wish be granted swiftly friend!

....welcome back....we await more pictures.....

Mstravelindiva:


Manifestations that your wish be granted swiftly friend!

Hello, is there a way I can you? Like a mail or something.

It's a very beautiful place. I love the U.S. because it has very beautiful natural scenery. I saw something similar in Florida, when I vacationed there on a Jupiter fishing guides with friends. It was one of the best trips I've been on in a long time.

Part 2!

Started the day with Brunch at Brenda French Soul Food

Made a stop at City Hall

Rode Cable Car (Powell & Market headed toward Fisherman’s Wharf)

People watched and walked around Fisherman’s Wharf and finished with a Night Cap at Cold Drinks

More pics from brunch at Brenda’s

City Hall!

Riding the cable towards fisherman’s wharf

Walking through fisherman’s wharf area, view of

Alcatraz island (old prison),

And I enjoyed a michelada Mexican cocktail during our leisure stroll through the boardwalk.

Nightcap at Cold drinks in Chinatown

Part 3 coming soon!

God bless America

Just came to comment that you have a fan in me.

Gerrard59:
Just came to comment that you have a fan in me.

Why thank you friend, I appreciate the !