Deception Pass and Whidbey Island Day Tour
Wrapped in epic landscapes, Deception Pass State Park is a must-see. Whidbey Island, Anacortes, and the San Juan Islands surround this Northwestern gem! If you’ve been to the Seattle area before, this is your opportunity to dig a little deeper and experience yet another incredible destination in Western Washington.
In the summer, millions of visitors explore this stunning collection of jagged cliffs, ripping currents, and secret coastlines–making Deception Pass Washington’s most-visited State Park.
With huge views of the the San Juan Islands, the Salish Sea, the Olympic Mountains, and Vancouver Island, it’s no wonder why this hidden highlight is so well-loved! While it’s a hot spot in the summer, we also love it in the winter when migrating birds return and tourists head home. Few places are more perfectly Northwestern!
You'll have coffee and tea to ward off those crisp Salish Sea mornings and a beautiful local lunch to maximize our time in the park and around Whidbey Island.
Duration: 10 hours and 30 minutes
Seasonally Offered - This experience is available from November 1st to April 30th.
A small group expertly guided tour of Deception Pass State Park.
Wrapped in epic landscapes, Deception Pass State Park is a must-see. Whidbey Island, Anacortes, and the San Juan Islands surround this Northwestern gem! If you’ve been to the Seattle area before, this is your opportunity to dig a little deeper and experience yet another incredible destination in Western Washington.
In the summer, millions of visitors explore this stunning collection of jagged cliffs, ripping currents, and secret coastlines–making Deception Pass Washington’s most-visited State Park.
With huge views of the the San Juan Islands, the Salish Sea, the Olympic Mountains, and Vancouver Island, it’s no wonder why this hidden highlight is so well-loved! While it’s a hot spot in the summer, we also love it in the winter when migrating birds return and tourists head home. Few places are more perfectly Northwestern!
You'll have coffee and tea to ward off those crisp Salish Sea mornings and a beautiful local lunch to maximize our time in the park and around Whidbey Island.
Duration: 10 hours and 30 minutes
