The waters surrounding Whidbey and Camano Islands are an essential part of life here. Near, on, or in the water, we’re all in its embrace.
Hiking
There are several hundred trails on Whidbey and Camano Islands, ranging from ADA compliant to difficult.
Whidbey Island – A Food Lover’s Paradise – North Whidbey
The north end of Whidbey Island is a perfect balance of upscale and casual dining, and plenty to keep a food-lover very busy.
Whale Watching Tours from Whidbey Island
Whale watching in the spring is special. While resident and transient orca can be found in Puget Sound almost any time of the year, March and April features the addition of gray whales.
Tours are one of the best ways to see the whales and they depart from both Oak Harbor and Langley.
Island Hopper
Island Hopper By Laura Hilton In most counties, all the land is connected, but for Whidbey and Camano Islands, it’s the embrace of the Salish Sea that holds us in community. Both islands can boast of gorgeous natural scenery, a laidback culture, and plenty of creative residents. We can even see each other from many points! But we haven’t shared … Read More
Our Best Beach This Month – Bowman Bay
Exploring Whidbey and Camano in the off-season sometime means getting your travel in before winter’s early sunsets.
Win an Overnight Stay and Whale Watching
Enter and Win an Overnight Stayand a Whale-Watching Trip!Whidbey and Camano Islands Tourism, The Auld Holland Inn and Deception Pass Jet Boat Tours invites you to enter to win a two-night stay on Whidbey Island for two and a whale watching tour for two! First, you’ll spend the night at Oak Harbor’s Dutch-Themed Auld Holland Inn. Then you’ll head to … Read More
Make Your Visit Awesome – Stay More Than a Day
You’re missing out when you limit your trip to Whidbey and Camano Islands to just a day. How? We’ll show you.
Transformational Travel? We’ve Got You Covered
Ready for experiences that have the ability to transform you? We have some that will give you a nudge.
Accessible Outdoor Adventures on Whidbey and Camano Islands
A list of our favorite trails on Whidbey and Camano Islands for those with mobility issues that are either ADA compliant, paved, or reasonably flat.