Mathilda and Mike

A quick trip from the Bay Area to Coronado less than a 2 hour flight, and you’re somewhere that feels completely different.

Coronado ended up being one of those trips that just makes sense.

I stayed at , which ended up being the perfect home base. It’s right on the water, a little more tucked away, and makes it easy to go back and forth between the resort and town.

Here’s what my weekend looked like:

– Morning bike ride along the Silver Strand (one of the best ways to see the island)

– Spa afternoon at the hotel

– Dinner on Orange Ave at

– Sunset at Hotel del Coronado

– Kayaking the bay the next morning

– Lunch at before heading out

It’s one of those places where you don’t need to overplan, everything is close, easy, and just works.

If you’ve been craving a reset… this is your sign to book the trip. And if you needed an excuse, they’re hosting their Art & Wine Festival next weekend… which makes it even more worth the trip.

Outfits I packed for my trip to Coronado Island… all from 🤍

The kind of dresses you can throw on and instantly feel put together, easy, effortless, but still elevated.
From slow mornings by the water and daytime exploring… to dinner plans and sunset walks, these pieces just work.

Lightweight, flattering, and simple to style (which is exactly what I need when I’m packing).

And the shoes pull everything together.

I love that Kohl’s has so many options, it makes getting dressed feel simple and fun!

If you’ve been wanting an easy wardrobe refresh without overthinking it, I linked everything for you!

if you’re looking for something fun to do in San Francisco, I found the perfect little city stay!

We checked into Four Seasons Hotel San Francisco and it just made everything feel so easy.

The room, the views, being able to walk everywhere…

It’s one of those places where you can explore the city during the day…
and then come back and actually relax.

10/10 would do this again.

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