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A view of East Brother Light Station from the Point Molate area.

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The nearby Richmond Bridge at sunset.

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East Brother Light Station Dinner, Bed & Breakfast

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The island feels Mediterranean in the afternoon sun.

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A couple enjoys the view south to the Richmond Bridge.

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A small boat ferries you out from Point San Pablo.

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A view from the light house.

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Looking out toward the East Bay.

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Looking toward Marin county.

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Interior of the B&B game room.

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The comfy living room.

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Victorian details.

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A nestiing gull.

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One of the several rooms.

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Have you ever crossed over the Richmond Bridge and wondered what that old Victorian home is doing atop a craggy rock in the bay? 

Turns out, the rock (East Brother Island) and its trademark Victorian (East Brother Light Station Dinner + B&B) go back more than 140 years as a light station, illuminating ships' charted courses in the likely event of heavy fog. 

An overnight stay at the lighthouse includes bubbly and bites, a multi-course dinner with wine, and a gourmet breakfast the next morning. Innkeepers Jude Haukom and Richard Foregger will show you around the property—there are horseshoe pits and a basketball hoop for your recreational pleasure, and lots of relaxing space to read and write. Book a night here.