Three days plus a 90-mile coastline equals thousands of photo-ops. The Pacific Northwest offers the perfect range of moderate temperatures and seaside vistas year-round, inviting you to linger outdoors. Make the most of the coast with whale watching, kayaking, art galleries, and so much more. Our three-day itinerary will show you the way.
Make the most of the coast with beachcombing and charming seaside towns.
HIGHLIGHTS
Ferry ride - the classic Washinton State experience. A perfect way to explore Puget Sound.
The Edmonds Waterfront - all the freshest seafood in an artsy little community by the water. Ideal.
Mukilteo Lighthouse - An iconic park overlooking the Salish Sea.
This seaside itinerary connects the urban waterfront of Everett to a resort casino with fine dining and kayaking along the way!
Hotel Indigo - stay in luxury on the harbor. Can't beat those views.
The Everett Waterfront - too many restaurants, cafes, distilleries, and breweries to count. Collect them all!
Tualip Resort Casino - a four-diamond resort with all of the amenities.
Luxury goods, craft brew, and a meditative sculpture park. It's all in a day’s work.
HIGHLIGHTS
Kayak Point - whale watching, crabbing, and yes... kayaking.
SAAL Brewing - beer's okay, but the food? You gotta try the food.
Camano Island Sculpture Park - art in nature is the perfect combo.
Edmonds | Everett | Marysville | Mukilteo | Stanwood | Tulalip
Camano Island | Everett Waterfront | SUP & Kayak Rentals | Jetty Island | Mukilteo Lighthouse Park | Kayak Point | Hotel Indigo | Tulalip Resort Casino | Seattle Premium Outlets | Funko
Cole Gallery and Art Studio | Salish Sea Ceramic Studio | Matzke Fine Art and Design | Salish Sea Brewing Co. | Ivar's Mukilteo Landing | J Ramen and Sushi | SAAL Brewing Company | Jetty Bar and Grille
2,000 square miles of mountains and rivers, cities and towns, farmlands, and coastlines comprise Snohomish County, WA. Foggy evergreens, driftwood coastlines, cozy coffee shops, and craft breweries—yep, we have those, and so much more. Urban and outdoor cultures intersect here in surprising and delightful ways. Enjoy some retail therapy, discover delicious eats and treats, or take the scenic route.
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Venture into our neck of the woods and you're sure to discover an unforgettable experience. Here are a few adventure ideas to get you headed in the right direction.
Seattle NorthCountry is comprised of more than 2,000 square miles of land tucked between the Salish Sea and the Cascade Mountains, just 15 minutes north of Seattle proper.
Your best bet is to fly into Seattle Paine Field International Airport (PAE), an award-winning boutique airport. It has three terminals, a luxury bar and deli, and a well-appointed lounge with leather furniture and floor-to-ceiling windows. It is easy to navigate and offers easy, simple access to the Greater Seattle Area and the Pacific Northwest. This is traveling in style.
You can also drive here easily enough via Interstate 5 or U.S. Route 2 – two interstate roadways that converge in the middle of the county.
Check out Salish Sea Coastal Communities lodging options below.
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