Comfortably wedged between Lake Washington and the Puget Sound, Seattle is one of North America’s pinnacle boating playgrounds. Between opening day regattas, majestic orca sightings, and secluded islets to explore, the Emerald City proudly boasts a maritime heritage that runs generations deep.
It’s no secret that the Pacific Northwest is one of the world’s most diverse boating playgrounds. Passion, tradition, and adventure run deep in this corner of North America, and there’s no better place to soak in the atmosphere than at the famed annual crop of boat shows.
With skyscrapers pressed against the surreal backdrop of snow-capped mountains, lush rainforests, and ocean waters, Vancouver shines brightly along Canada’s West Coast.
Few places bring together the very best of the natural and cultural worlds like Portland does. Whether it’s the picture-perfect parks, snow-capped mountains, or swishing waters of the Columbia River Gorge, enjoying the abundance of outdoor beauty is easy around here.
Situated along the serene Haro Strait, which separates Victoria Island from the San Juan Islands, Roche Harbor is easily one of the most enchanting places in the entire Pacific Northwest.
Celebrating another successful calendar in the books, this year’s highly-anticipated Sundance Rendezvous was held in the San Juan Islands, one of the premier boating destinations in the entire Pacific Northwest.
Nestled perfectly between Lake Washington and the Puget Sound, Seattle is one of the continent's pinnacle boating destination for quite some time now.
Between the abundance of natural beauty and all the cultural advantage of a big city, Portland offers visitors the best of both worlds.
