Whale Watching + Deception Pass Tour from Seattle

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The ONLY Whale Watching tour with hotel pickup in Seattle! Most whale sightings in the Puget Sound happen near the San Juan Islands - make the most of your day and explore Deception Pass before yo...

The ONLY Whale Watching tour with hotel pickup in Seattle!

Most whale sightings in the Puget Sound happen near the San Juan Islands - make the most of your day and explore Deception Pass before your Whale-watching cruise!

Journey north of Seattle to Deception Pass State Park, a Pacific Northwest hidden gem with views that rival our National Parks! Explore the old growth forest among the jagged cliffs and secret coastlines before enjoying a seasonal catered picnic lunch. After lunch, we'll drive up to Anacortes and join our partners, Outer Island Excursions, on a 3-hour Wildlife and Whale Watching boat tour. The Outer Island Excursions Captain and Naturalist will share information about the Salish Sea while we cruise around the channels in search of whales and other wildlife. Our all-inclusive small-group day trip is limited to 10 travelers. We also bring assorted snacks, water, and other cold beverages for the day. Don’t worry about a thing.

Frequently Asked Questions

The tour includes a visit to Deception Pass State Park with a picnic lunch and a 3-hour whale watching cruise departing from Anacortes.
The tour starts with a hotel pickup in Seattle before traveling north to Deception Pass and Anacortes.
The whale watching cruise lasts approximately three hours.
The best time for whale watching depends on the whale migration season; check the tour website for current seasonal information.
Yes, the San Juan Islands area near Anacortes is known for orca sightings during the whale watching tour.
A seasonal catered picnic lunch is provided during the visit to Deception Pass State Park.
Dress in layers and bring waterproof clothing as weather conditions can change when on the water near Seattle.
Hotel pickup in Seattle is included, and the tour travels north to Anacortes where the whale watching cruise departs.
Yes, children are welcome, but check the tour website for any age restrictions or recommendations.
The tour includes walking at Deception Pass and boarding a boat; contact the provider for specific accessibility information.

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