Washington | San Juan Islands
Trip Length: 6 days/5 nights
Price: $2,898 ($880 single supplement)
Dates:
Aug 19 2012 - Aug 24 2012
Aug 26 2012 - Aug 31 2012
Sep 02 2012 - Sep 07 2012
Sep 09 2012 - Sep 14 2012
Sep 16 2012 - Sep 21 2012
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Washington | San Juan Islands Itinerary
(Host City: Seattle, Washington (SEA))Day 1: Seattle / Anacortes / San Juan Island
Day 2: San Juan Island
Day 3: Lopez Island
Day 4: Orcas Island / Walking Horse Country Farm
Day 5: Orcas Island
Day 6: Orcas Island / Anacortes / Seattle (departure)
"The ALA experience is so good it leaves you disappointed not to have discovered them years ago!"Vanessa Skayman - Vancouver, BC
San Juan Islands Vacations
Rocky shores, sandy beaches, lush forests and serenity interrupted only by the soft sound of splashing surf
There’s hardly a setting more peaceful than Washington State’s San Juan Islands, recently ranked #2 on the New York Times list of top travel destinations for 2011. Hike, bike, boat, kayak and horseback ride on three of the larger islands of this spectacular 100 million year old archipelago.
- Kayak the calm, pristine waters of Orcas Island, keeping an eye out for whales, seals, porpoise and bald eagles
- Pedal Lopez Island’s picturesque cottage country, working up an appetite for a tasting at a local winery and a quintessential Pacific Northwest meal of local seafood and garden-fresh vegetables
- Hike to Lime Kiln Park Lighthouse and picnic at South Beach on San Juan Island
- Scout the sound for the 80+ orcas who make the islands their summer home on a whale-watching tour
- Stroll the quaint town of Eastsound with a coffee or ice cream in hand
- Watch the sun set over a postcard perfect cove as you dine al fresco at the Outlook Inn’s famed New Leaf Café
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Distinctive Accommodations:
6 days/5 nightsNights 1-3: Friday Harbor House
Located two blocks from the ferry terminal and bustling wharf, Friday Harbor House sits atop a bluff overlooking San Juan Island’s scenic harbor. Elegantly appointed accommodations offer stunning views, oversized jetted tubs and cozy fireplaces.
Nights 4-5: Rosario Resort & Spa
Built 100 years ago by Seattle shipbuilder Robert Moran, the Rosario has since been resorted and listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Comfortable and relaxing accommodations overlook Cascade Bay, with views of the surrounding the San Juan Islands.
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