Top Seattle Historical Tours - page 5

This tour highlights a neighborhood filled with art and historic architecture most travelers miss when they visit, and it's a very unique slice of old Seattle that still survives. It's a time machine! After we explore Georgetown, we will visit Alki Beach, a local favorite with great people watching, stunning views of Elliott Bay, Bainbridge Island and the Olympic Mountains. We may even spot a sea lion, a harbor porpoise, an eagle or an Orca on Alki, you never know. These are the places I take my friends and family when they visit, I'd like to share them with you. With a max of 4 people, this is a very personal "best of Seattle" tour that explores the places most visitors never see. Come explore with a 30 year local!

Embark on a journey from Seattle to the majestic Mount Rainier National Park. Begin your day with enlightening insights about the region from your guide as you travel. At Longmire Museum, immerse yourself in Rainier’s rich history, then marvel at the breathtaking beauty of Christine Falls, capturing the classic view of Mount Rainier. Feel nature’s might as you approach the towering Narada Falls via the Nisqually River. Experience ‘Paradise,’ where alpine meadows are your window to spotting diverse wildlife. Embrace the chance for a snowshoe expedition or sled down pristine terrains, conditions permitting. Alternatively, bask in the sublime beauty of Reflection Lake, a perfect mirror to Mount Rainier’s grandeur. Conclude your tour by acquainting yourself with Rainier’s tales at the visitor center before a comfortable ride back to Seattle.

Whidbey Island is the perfect day trip to experience the beauty of western Washington. On your private driving tour from Seattle, you’ll travel through forest, field, and water for unforgettable scenic views, quaint island towns, and iconic Pacific Northwest nature. Your Whidbey Island tour starts with a drive and ferry ride (time and availability may vary) from Seattle. Once there, we’ll visit charming towns situated high on the island’s coastal bluffs and where you can explore, shop, and grab lunch. The island has several natural areas where we can stretch, spot some wildlife, and enjoy incredible views. We can include a tour stop at a historic state park, a picturesque lighthouse, and a farm serving up a specialty of the island, marionberry pie! You won’t want to miss Whidbey’s top tour attraction, Deception Pass. Brave the 180-foot-high bridge walkway or enjoy exceptional views from below. After a full day of sightseeing, sit back, relax, and enjoy the ride back to Seattle.