If you are a wine drinker, particularly a pinot noir wine drinker, it’s probably safe to say you’ve heard of the famous vineyard regions in Oregon, Germany, and France. But, what about Whidbey Island, Washington?
West Beach Lookout
This home has expansive, west-facing views for some of the best sunset experiences, two living rooms, and a rec room.
The One That Got Away
With orca here year-round and gray whales visiting each spring, many of us take to boats for a memorable day, even if the camera we brought along wasn’t cooperating.
Discover Your Islands
So much to discover close to home. Ease Into Island Time Whidbey and Camano Islands provide visitors both a physical and mental makeover from mainland to island, transporting travelers to a slower pace. The islands offer a wide variety of lodging options. Dine nightly on fresh food harvested that day from local farms or surrounding waters. Enjoy craft beverages at … Read More
A Culture of Natural Preservation
Many of the area’s forests and beaches were saved from development by community groups and activists.
North Whidbey Video Tour
“Comcast Neighborhoods” host Sabrina Register takes us on a whirlwind tour of Whidbey Island’s northern end, visits the towns of Coupeville and Oak Harbor, learns about the history of the area, and visits farms that are on the land and in the water.
Penn Cove Overlook
This 1 bedroom plus loft cabin is nestled in the woods above Penn Cove. Walk to the beach or enjoy the view over the spring fed pond.
Dad’s Golf Getaway
An island golf getaway is both easy and affordable on Whidbey and Camano Islands, and that makes it a perfect way to spend Father’s Day weekend, or any other time, as well.
Birding
Even the most casual nature-lover will have fun spotting the wide variety of birds on Whidbey and Camano Islands. We offer up some prime birding locations.
Video Producers are in Love with Whidbey and Camano Islands
The film and television industry is back on Whidbey and Camano Islands and the islands are again stealing scenes!