Adventure awaits you in the beautiful and sunny San Juan Islands, just north of Seattle.  A visit to Seattle Washington wouldn't be complete without including an extraordinary orca whale watching trip.

Join Western Prince on an intimate sized tour (abut 30 passengers or less) as we explore the protected waters of the Pacific Northwest and discover the islands' abundant wildlife and spectacular beauty.

Your whale watching tour aboard the Western Prince II will be fun, interactive, educational, and comfortable. Your crew for the day will include a skilled Coast Guard Licensed Captain, an experienced Local Certified Naturalist, and an Assistant Naturalist (with 15 or more guests aboard). We happily provide extra binoculars, blankets, sea bands, books and jackets for passenger use. Snacks, hot and cold beverages, and souvenirs are available for purchase on board.

	A fun day on the water
		Experience for yourself the sound of an eagle's call from high atop a majestic cedar tree. Watch in amazement as Dall's porpoise seem to effortlessly ride the bow waves of the Western Prince, and lazy harbor seals sunning themselves along the rocky shoreline barely notice us. Don't miss this opportunity to experience something truly unique.

	The most popular and economical way to travel to the San Juan Islands is by Washington State Ferry. From Seattle, drive North on Interstate-5 to Highway 20 (Exit 230). Take Hwy. 20 West through Anacortes and out to the Washington State Ferry landing 4 miles West of Anacortes. We suggest that you park your car and walk on the ferry to Friday Harbor on San Juan Island. Ferries run every 2 to 3 hours so be aware of the schedule before you leave Seattle. The ferry ride over here is beautiful and you will see many islands on the way.