Greco Island

I highly recommend this area for seabirds and for eggheads studying the effects of global.

This neighborhood is bit on the wet, marshy, and uninhabited side for most others however. On the other hand, I hear the schools of fish are excellent here, and that rent prices are as low as they get in the Peninsula.

Greco Island is an uninhabited, undisturbed marshland within the greater Redwood City. It is cornered by the Westpoint Slough, the largest of several sloughs that feed into the Redwood Creek. As a whole, the island spans about 2 square miles of bayside terrain and offers beautiful vistas of the San Francisco Bay.

Although it is rarely visited by the general public, it is considered a hotspot for local geologists and biologists. In scientific terms, the area is considered a mudflat and is home to thousands of local and migratory wildlife.