CYPRESS ISLAND HIKING CRUISE

9ish am – 4ish pm

(dependant on tides and boat schedule)

Daily

May – October

$330 Adult, $310 Child (6-12 yrs)

Departs from Skyline Marine Center, Anacortes

Activity level: EASY – MODERATE, catered to your level

 

Cypress Island is the largest and least developed of the San Juan Islands. Ninety percent of the island is forested and managed by the Department of Natural Resources.

We’ll explore the northern end of the island hiking through coastal rainforest, maple groves, lakes, wetlands and beaches on its very well-maintained trail system: 5-7 mi, easy to moderate, 700 ft elevation gain.

Pick a spot on the beach and enjoy your picnic lunch with stunning vistas of the San Juan Islands, the Salish Sea, Mount Baker and the North Cascades.

 

 

Included: guide, boat, taxes & fees

Not included: lunch, gratuity

Small group size: 1 – 6 Adventurers

What to bring and wear: backpack, lunch/snacks, water, small baggie & tp, comfortable hiking/tennis shoes, weather appropriate clothing, swim suit and towel (if you plan to take a dip to cool off on our hot summer days).

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TESTIMONIALS

“I loved every minute of this hike around Cypress Island. Our guide Stephanie went the extra mile to make sure everyone had a great experience.” Meredith, Anacortes

“The day trip to Cypress Island is a must do in our backyard.  Walking on this beautiful island, beach picnic & water taxi were great fun.” Louise, Mount Vernon

“I really enjoyed hiking and learning about Cypress Island. The boat trip was fun too since we were able to view other islands.” Carrol, Anacortes

VENDOVI ISLAND EXPLORING CRUISE

9ish am – 2ish pm

(dependant on boat schedule)

Thursday – Monday

May – September

$274 Adult, $254 Child (6-12 yrs)

Departs from Skyline Marine Center, Anacortes

Activity level: EASY

 

 

Vendovi Island Preserve is the little “Hidden Jem” of the San Juan Islands.  It is located between Lummi, Cypress and Guemes Islands.  Its 217 acres have been protected since 2010 by the San Juan Preservation Trust.

Explore the island’s forest, beaches, grassy meadows and lookouts on its very well-maintained trail system (easy, 3 mi, 200 ft elevation gain) on your own or with Stephanie who will identify the flora and fauna encountered.

Enjoy your picnic lunch with stunning vistas of the San Juan Islands, the Salish Sea, Mount Baker and the North Cascades.

Learn about the history of Vendovi and meet Elaina and TJ, the island caretakers, and find out why they love living on Vendovi.

 

 

Included: guide, boat, taxes & fees

Not included: lunch, gratuity

Small group size: 2 – 12 Adventurers

What to bring and wear: backpack, lunch/snacks, water, comfortable tennis shoes, weather appropriate clothing, swim suit and towel (if you plan to take a dip to cool off on our hot summer days).

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TESTIMONIALS

“Thanks again for the magical trip to Vendovi today…far exceeded my expectations….can’t wait to go on another adventure.” Mimi, Anacortes

“Vendovi Island is a very special place I will always remember.” Mary, Whidbey Island