October 19, 2023 – A southerly sail down San Juan Channel visiting some of our favorite areas. There was a nice pod of harbor porpoise in the channel giving us…
Read moreSailing south to Whale Rocks
October 1, 2023 – With an ebbing tide and a Northerly wind we chose South. Delightful sail through Turn Island Pass and passed the haul out rocks of the resting…
Read moreSail to Iceberg Pt seeing sea lions, sea otter, seals, eagles and more
August 27, 2023 – Biggs/Transient orcas T60D and T60E had come south that morning over Salmon Bank so we decided to go south in case they hung around. The flood…
Read moreFlattop Island, New Channel, and Spieden Island
August 25, 2023 – We had a brisk close hauled sail into wind with the flood current in our favor. Tacking in the group of islets we call the Wasp Islands…
Read moreMinke Whale down South
August 10, 2023 – We decided to go south today despite the flooding current to try our luck finding some cool wildlife including minke whales. There were plenty of harbor…
Read moreAround Waldron Island visiting Flattop Island, White Rock, Skipjack Island, and Pt Doughty
July 29, 2023 – Winds were great today to move us swiftly through the islands as we visited some of our favorite places including Flattop Island, White Rock, Skipjack Island,…
Read moreSailing North to our Favorite Wildlife Refuges
July 26, 2023 – Today we visited many of our favorite places including these National Wildlife Refuges: Flattop Island, White Rock, Skipjack Island, and Bare Island. We had a great…
Read moreMorning short sail around Turn Island
July 17, 2023 – Morning family short sail around Turn Island and along Shaw coastline
Read morePresident Channel, White Rock and Flattop Island
July 10, 2023 – After leaving Friday Harbor we scooted north quickly on account of a family of orcas (T65B’s) between Waldron and Sucia Island pointed down President Channel. We…
Read moreFlattop Island and New Channel
July 9, 2023 – Half day sail to Flattop Island and New Channel. We saw many harbor seals with newborn pups and many bald eagles
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