
The Bay Area is home to some pretty underrated spots that we can’t always take advantage of during the school year or during the cooler months. So grab a few friends and add some of these to your Summer ’17 Bucket List! Below are 20 things to do in the Bay Area during summer!
Your squad will thank you for the Insta-worthy pics you’ll take at the top (and who doesn’t want to work off those boba calories?)
In addition to the delicious baked goods you can find there, there’s a sign you can take a pic with to document your time in SF.
It’s lit! 😉 😉 😉
…C’mon…it’s the Bay…
Hit him up for that Facebook internship.
Two PMT’s with boba for $3.50??? Yes, please!
Find your ideal combination of soft sand, good waves, and business.
Bring some blankets and stock up on food for a nighttime picnic at the Safeway at 70 Cabrillo Highway.
So! Many! Toppings!!!!
Grab a Google bike and a friend and bike from the Google campuses to the park. For those who are especially adventurous, grab a kayak and take a ride around the lake.
Grab some fresh fruit, sample some gourmet cheeses, and buy some pretty flowers for your date.
A lot of corgis on the beach…enough said.
Revisit the childlike thrill of Flight Deck and Tiki Twirl (and churros and funnel cakes.)
Hang with the fishies!!
Add some good friends and some sadboi Indie songs and you’ve got yourself some Pinterest vibes.
James Franco, a Bay Area native, will leave you shook.
The Bay is home to so many diverse cultures and cuisines. Take advantage of this and eat at the family-owned restaurants instead of Chipotle and Panera.
Take advantage of the great weather and go for a run outside or join Outdoor Yoga SF.
Cuddle up with a date or some friends and hang out with a bunch of other movie enthusiasts.
You can find awesome (and bougie) room decor, jewelry and gifts for amazing prices.
Summer ’17 is going to be legendary and you’ll want to remember it forever. Snap a few pics but make sure to detach from your phone and live in the moment.
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