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We begin with a drive to the North end of Whidbey Island where you’ll have the opportunity to walk across the Deception Pass Bridge. Many ships and vessels have been torn to shreds attempting to enter Puget Sound through this Passage. The tumultuous waterway below looked deceptively like a bay at first glance in 1792, and is why it got its name, compliments of Captain George Vancouver.

We make a stop at Washington’s favorite State Park if you want to touch the water, or walk in the sand and rocks and driftwood. Lunch is in historic Coupeville and Penn Cove. If you are a history enthusiast, we’ll take you to an historic military fort built in 1902 and to a lighthouse. No island trip is complete without a ferry, which we’ll need to get off the island!