If you’re looking for a scenic getaway, Whidbey Island is the ideal destination. You’ll be amazed by the lush forests and the sparkling waters of Puget Sound that surround the island. You can explore the island’s natural beauty and wildlife by taking a boat tour. Whether you prefer a power boat, a sail boat, or a kayak, you’ll find a variety of options to suit your taste and budget. You might even spot some whales or eagles along the way!
There are several companies that offer boat tours on Whidbey Island. You can choose from short trips, full-day adventures, or multi-day sailing trips.
Whidbey Island Kayaking Company
The Whidbey Island Kayaking Company is a kayaking tour and rental company based on beautiful Whidbey Island, Washington. This year we celebrate our 13 year anniversary providing guided sea kayak tours in the waters around Whidbey Island. We are also pleased to offer paddle board rentals and bike tours.
Serving Whidbey Island, including Langley, Clinton and Freeland For Reservations: 800-233-4319~info@whidbeyislandkayaking.com
Deception Pass Tours (Whale Watching)
Captain Brett is a U.S. Coast Guard certified captain and would like to share this exciting and picturesque setting with you, while exploring the shores and waters of the surrounding area. Take a unique ride on a seated open deck boat and enjoy a 360° unobstructed view as we pass through the waters of Deception Pass on a one hour tour. Also, look for wildlife such as bald eagles, seals, porpoises and maybe an occasional whale. We may not have Nessee or Champ, but we have the world’s largest Pacific Octopus. Learn the tales of characters who navigated these waters and the splendor of this National Historic Landmark.
5596 SR 20, Anacortes, WA 98221 888-909-TOURS (8687)
Whidbey Island Boats and Boards
Whidbey Island Boats and Boards"Paddle Whidbey, Always World Class"
A mobile paddling rental company that lets YOU pick the launch site anywhere on Whidbey or Fidalgo
360-510-7140
Pacific Northwest Yacht Charters
Whidbey Island is located in the middle of the Puget Sound and boasts wide-open beaches, scenic views, waterfront parks, outdoor adventures, and more. It is ranked as the 40th largest island in the United States and the 4th largest island in the State of Washington. Filled with quaint towns, farms, forests, amazing restaurants, and magnificent creations, Whidbey makes for a perfect getaway or day trip from Seattle. Whidbey is about 30 miles North of Seattle and lies between the Olympic Peninsula and the I-5 Corridor of Washington State. During your yacht charter vacation on this island, you can discover interesting history, picturesque places, pristine water and spectacular mountain views in every direction.
Island Adventures (Whale Watching, In Antacortes, 20 min North of Oak Harbor)
Because of our very high success rate, Island Adventures was one of the first and only companies to guarantee whale sightings on every tour—but it’s our team of highly qualified crew that will make your trip unforgettable! We boast over 100 years of combined experience in the islands, over 6,250 wildlife tours conducted, and have led excursions for over 240,000 satisfied guests.
You are cordially invited to experience a uniquely Northwest tradition aboard a classic wooden yacht cruising the pristine waters of Puget Sound and Lake Washington. We provide old fashioned picnic tours and leisure sight seeing cruises around Seattle and the Islands of Puget Sound. Step back in time and indulge yourself and your friends with a unique private charter boat adventure reminiscent of the early days of yachting.
"You will most likely not find a more perfect and relaxing escape for couples and small groups in Seattle". Visit our website for more - Puget Sound Magazine
Looking for something to do around Whidbey Island look no further. Our boat Otium is a 32’ Bayliner motor yacht that has all the accommodations that your party of six or less needs for a romantic cruise, sight seeing or drinking wine and eating hors d’oeuvres. We go out all year around with the exception of high wind and rough sea state. In Washington it does rain but that does not slow us down.
Whidbey Island Marinas, Wharf's and Boat Ramps
Whidbey Island is a popular destination for boaters who want to enjoy the scenic beauty and natural diversity of Puget Sound. There are several marinas on the island that offer a range of services and amenities for visitors, such as moorage, fuel, water, power, showers, laundry, restaurants, shops, and more. Some of the most well-known marinas on Whidbey Island are:
Oak Harbor Marina: Located on the north end of the island, this marina has 420 slips and can accommodate vessels up to 60 feet. It is close to downtown Oak Harbor and its attractions, such as museums, parks, and festivals.
Cornet Bay Marina in Deception Pass State Park:If you are looking for a scenic and convenient marina, you might want to check out Cornet Bay Marina in Deception Pass State Park. The boat ramp is located to the north of the marina in Bowman Bay State Park. This marina is located inside the bay, which is part of the state’s most popular park. You can enjoy the amenities of the marina, such as restrooms, shower and laundry, as well as the attractions of the park, such as camping, hiking, and sightseeing. Cornet Bay Marina is a great place to experience the beauty and service of Deception Pass State Park.
Langley Marina:This marina is part of the Port of South Whidbey and is located in the quaint village of Langley. It has 38 guest moorage slips and can fit boats up to 70 feet. It is within walking distance of many shops, galleries, cafes, and theaters in Langley.
South Whidbey Harbor: Also known as Phil Simon Park, this harbor is located on the south end of the island near Clinton. It has 15 guest moorage slips and can take boats up to 40 feet. It is adjacent to a park with picnic areas, restrooms, and trails.
Coupeville Wharf: This historic wharf is situated in the heart of Coupeville, a charming town with a rich maritime heritage. The wharf has 20 guest moorage slips and can handle boats up to 50 feet. It also has a museum, a gift shop, and a restaurant with a stunning view of Penn Cove.
Boat Ramps
Whidbey Island has many boat ramps that you can use to launch your watercraft. You can find out the locations of these ramps by viewing the map of the Island County Parks Department or by calling their office. The ramps are open to the public and some of them have fees or permits required.
