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Seeing the Pacific Ocean beach is wonderful at Long Beach. You will see the powder gray sand that goes on for miles. Visit a lighthouse high above the beach, eat some great food, and see what used to be the worlds largest frying pan! Plenty of time to enjoy the beaches and trails.

Canyoneering was born in the red rock canyons of southern Utah, but the sport is increasingly becoming an awe-inspiring way to see the verdant, rugged, wet canyons of the Pacific Northwest. Rappelling under a waterfall is thrilling! Expect adventurous challenges, such as hiking, scrambling, wading, swimming and rappelling. No experience in canyoneering is necessary to enjoy this adventure, but guests must be physically fit and ready for a challenge.

Join a mountain bike tour with an instructor certified bike guide! With a guest to guide ratio of 4:1, you'll be sure to get focused guiding on your small group tour. Explore the beauty of the Pacific Northwest in a way that most travelers don't get to! Please note the itinerary is a SAMPLE itinerary and the destinations and the timing at each destination could vary for each tour

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!

Perfect for first-time or time-pressed visitors, this half-day tour of Seattle will introduce you to the city’s top highlights—plus Snoqualmie Falls, located beyond city limits. Meet at a time and place that work best for you, and hop aboard your comfortable, private car. You’ll see Seattle highlights like Pioneer Square, Pike Place Market, the Space Needle, and much more. Then, wrap up the tour with a trip to the spectacular Snoqualmie Falls.

Refine your palate at our region's renowned Woodinville wineries and experience rugged geology at Washington’s most dramatic waterfall on this private day tour to Snoqualmie Falls and Seattle wineries. Washington is now the nation’s second largest wine-producing state, and Woodinville alone has over 130 wineries. Throughout the day, you'll enjoy meaningful commentary on the history, culture, and geology of the region from an expert local guide. The tour includes a gourmet lunch at a local restaurant, wine tasting fees, and pick-up/drop-off at your Seattle hotel in our luxury Mercedes van.

Firstly your private driver will pick you up in your desired place in Seattle. This can be your hotel or the cruise port. If arriving to the airport, an airport pick up can be done and then dropped off in Seattle or to the cruise port. We will drive to Snoqualmie Falls. Located 40 minutes outside of the city the falls are the most famous waterfall in Washington and most popular attraction. Snoqualmie Falls is a 268-foot (82 m) waterfall in the northwest United States, located east of Seattle on the Snoqualmie River between Snoqualmie and Fall City, Washington. It is one of Washington's most popular scenic attractions but is perhaps best known internationally for its appearance in the cult television series Twin Peaks. After visiting the waterfall you will drive back to Seattle. This tour will finish at your hotel in Seattle. Note that this tour is done with a driver only, not a tour guide.

Spend the day exploring the highlights of Seattle that you want to see with this private sightseeing tour with a driver to take you around. Customize the itinerary to your interests, which can include Pikes Place Market, the Space Needle, Kerry Park, and more. Includes a stop at Snoqualmie Falls outside the city.

Let us be your on-demand transfer service between Seattle and Portland. We provide a reliable service in the comfort of a roomy SUV, suitable for yourself and up to four others. Pick-up and drop-off locations are flexible, within 50 miles of each city’s downtown area. We’ll help you to get where you need to go in an efficient, safe, and comfortable manner.

Enjoy a completely private tour to two of Washington State’s top attractions, Leavenworth and Snoqualmie Falls! Your tour starts with a two to two-and-a-half-hour drive through the stunning Cascade Mountains and during which your guide will get to know you while you get to know the natural history of the beautiful Pacific Northwest. You’ll soon find yourself in Bavaria, or somewhere very much like it! With your guide, you’ll enjoy a Leavenworth tour, featuring alpine German-style buildings, charming streets, and beautiful views of the surrounding mountains. Take some time for shopping or dine at a German-style restaurant before we head to our next top tour destination: Snoqualmie Falls. This famous 268-foot waterfall can be viewed from the top and from an extended walkway near the bottom. With a private driving tour from Seattle, you’ll have some flexibility to maximize your time in Leavenworth or spend it exploring other attractions along the way!

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.

Spend your day kayaking in prime marine wildlife habitat along the Haro Strait, bordering the west side of San Juan Island and Vancouver Island. Traverse the waters of migrating salmon and keep your eyes peeled for eagles, seals, porpoises, and other wildlife that follow our keystone species of the Pacific Northwest: Orcas. You'll stop for a break where your guide will prepare lunch on the beach while you enjoy a view of the Olympic Mountains and explore the driftwood beaches of Limekiln State Park.

Seize the rare opportunity to climb some of the tallest trees in the world on this canopy tree-climbing adventure at Deception Pass State Park. This 4-hour, small-group outing offers the unique perspective of a monkey or bird, swinging through the open air, catching branches and climbing to breathtaking views. All necessary safety equipment is included.

Take an adventure on San Juan Island through Griffin Bay. Jump in a kayak and follow the instructor through the calm waters to see what Dinner Island has to offer. Look out for harbor seals, river otters, and tons of seabirds in their natural habitat. As you paddle, marvel at the site of glacier-covered Mt. Baker and the dazzling Olympic Mountain range.

Give life an exciting twist with this 4-hour canopy climbing adventure at Deception Pass State Park. Climb up the canopy with help from your guide, and relax once you get to the very top. Enjoy beautiful views of the sun setting over the mountains before rappelling back down 200 feet (61 meters) under the moonlight.