San Francisco is well known for it’s fog.

Almost every day around sunset, the San Francisco sky turns white and the temperature drops a solid 20 degrees. In fact, most residents leave their homes in the morning with an extra jacket or sweater.

While on a Red and White Fleet Sunset Cruise around the San Francisco Bay, I was treated to a beautiful display of sunset fog. As my wife, Carrie, and I enjoyed a romantic evening, I snapped these shots.

 

A foggy Marin sunset in the San Francisco Bay
The sun sets on the hills of Marin County, as seen on a sunset cruise on the Red and White Fleet boats from Pier 43 1/2.

 

Alcatraz prison - San Francisco Bay, USA
A more rare view of The Rock, this shot is of the Northern side of Alcatraz that faces away from San Francisco.

 

Dusk underneath San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge
A foggy boat ride on the Red and White fleet’s sunset cruise brought Carrie and I right underneath a halfway fogged in Golden Gate Bridge right at the tail end of the blue hour.

 

A foggy Marin sunset in the San Francisco Bay
The view is beyond amazing when the fog rolls over the Sausalito hills in the San Francisco Bay

 

Carrie - Red and White Fleet sunset cruise - San Francisco Bay
My darling wife, Carrie, on a Red and White Fleet sunset cruise across the San Francisco Bay