Angel Island, now a California State Park, is also known as the Ellis Island of the West and is one of the finest historic sites in the Bay Area.

About Angel Island

From 1910 to 1940 it was the immigration station and the first stop for millions of immigrants who entered the United States, he majority from China. Now collects most of relics from the American Civil War, including military garrisons and compounds.

From the Island you can get some of the best views of the surrounding Bay Area.  In the early 60's the final departure of the military allowed the Angel Island to become park and visitors had the possibility to enjoying the island.

Map: Location and Directions to Angel Island

Access to the Island is available by private boat or public ferry.

• From San Francisco, Oakland and Alameda - Blue & Gold Ferry Service www.blueandgoldfleet.com
• From Tiburon - Tiburon/Angel Island Ferry Service www.angelislandferry.com