Everand Logo

Welcome to Everand!

  • National Geographic Traveller (UK)

    San Francisco

    Nov 05, 2020 2 minutes
    WORDS & INTERVIEWS JULIA BUCKLEY
    PHOTOGRAPHS
    ANDRIA LO

    FEW CITIES HAVE SETTINGS AS SPECTACULARAS SAN FRANCISCO’S: CANDY-COLOURED HOUSES RACKED UP AND DOWN ABSURDLY STEEP HILLS, GOLDEN GATE PARK UNFURLING INTO THE PACIFIC, AND THE TAWNY GOLDEN GATE BRIDGE MELTING INTO THE EMERALD MARIN HEADLANDS ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THE BAY.

    Just beyond the city limits are ocean-pounded beaches, ancient redwood groves and rugged mountains. Viewed

    You’re reading a preview, subscribe to read more.

    More from National Geographic Traveller (UK)

    National Geographic Traveller (UK)8 min read
    The Evolving Gap Year
    For decades, the gap year recipe remained virtually unchanged: cheap hostels, all-night parties, banana pancakes and months spent ‘finding yourself’. Throw in some bungee jumping, quad biking and moped riding, along with days doing not very much, and
    National Geographic Traveller (UK)2 min read
    Inbox
    Get in touch inbox@natgeotraveller.co.uk Get in touch at natgeotraveller@ subscription.co.uk or call 01858 438787 I picked up the April 2024 issue from my friend’s coffee table while enjoying the Easter bank holiday weekend. I was blown away by the p
    National Geographic Traveller (UK)10 min read
    A River Runs Through It
    The corridor of gushing waterfalls that earned it the moniker ‘Paradise of a Thousand Springs’ is equally languorous: rivulets rake the stone walls, trickling down to the water basin through gravity-defying profusions of vegetation and resolute, twis

    Related