Experience the enchanting Lighted Boat Parade in Sausalito aboard the Tamalpais ferry, capped with a spectacular fireworks show. Secure your spot for this festive Bay cruise on December 14, 2024!
Experience the enchanting Lighted Boat Parade in Sausalito aboard the Tamalpais ferry, capped with a spectacular fireworks show. Secure your spot for this festive Bay cruise on December 14, 2024!
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Operated by Angel Island Tiburon Ferry · Tiburon, California
Join Angel Island Tiburon Ferry for an unforgettable evening cruising the beautiful San Francisco Bay aboard the Tamalpais during Sausalito's Annual Lighted Boat Parade on December 14, 2024. This private event offers a magical nighttime experience as you witness brightly decorated boats illuminating the water, filling the bay with holiday cheer and festive spirit. As the parade concludes, a breathtaking fireworks show lights up the sky, creating perfect photo opportunities and lasting memories for visitors of all ages. The serene waters and chilly winter air add a crisp ambiance to this unique Bay Area tradition. This event is perfect for families, couples, and groups looking for a cozy and exclusive way to celebrate the season. Since reservations are required and spots fill quickly, booking in advance is a must. Whether you’re a local or visiting the region, this Skipper-guided cruise combines stunning views, holiday joy, and exciting festivities for a one-of-a-kind outing on the bay.
easy.
2–3 hours.
Suitable for all fitness levels as the activity involves a relaxing ferry cruise with minimal physical exertion.
Yes, the event is family-friendly and offers a magical experience for all ages.
Yes, reservations are mandatory and should be made in advance due to high demand.
The ferry departs in the early evening and returns approximately 2 to 3 hours later after the fireworks.
Check with Angel Island Tiburon Ferry for their specific policies, but typically light snacks and beverages may be allowed.
Yes, the Tamalpais ferry has accessibility features, but we recommend contacting the operator for detailed assistance.
Cancellation policies vary; it’s best to review terms when booking through Angel Island Tiburon Ferry.
Tiburon's ferry terminal has long served as a gateway to Angel Island, famous for its immigration station and military history.
Efforts are in place to protect bay water quality and marine life by regulating boat traffic and promoting sustainable tourism.
Angel Island Tiburon Ferry operates from Tiburon, California, providing scenic boat service and curated event cruises across San Francisco Bay. The operator offers scheduled round-trip ferry service between Tiburon and Angel Island State Park; roundtrip tickets include park entrance and flexible return options. Signature public offerings include the Sunset Cruise aboard the Angel Island – Tiburon Ferry, featuring a picnic dinner and panoramic views of Bay landmarks. Special-event cruises include the 4th of July Fireworks Cruise departing Tiburon for views of San Francisco's Independence Day fireworks aboard the Angel Island vessel, and Sausalito’s Lighted Boat Parade and Fireworks Show aboard the decorated Tamalpais on December 14, 2024. Reservations are required for limited-capacity events. For wildlife viewing, the Wildlife Tour is a 90-minute cruise around San Francisco Bay aboard the Tamalpais, available seasonally from June through October, with opportunities to see whales, seals, and porpoises while observing Alcatraz and the Golden Gate Bridge. Reservations are required for wildlife cruises. Featured on The Adventure Collective, Angel Island Tiburon Ferry combines regular ferry access to Angel Island State Park with seasonal and special-event experiences. Clear trip descriptions, named vessels, and stated event dates help travelers plan. Prospective passengers are encouraged to reserve early for popular cruises and to arrive at the Tiburon departure point in time to board.
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