June 27, 2026 – Short sunset sail around the Wasp Islands. Black oystercatchers with their chicks on Low Island, great blue herons, harlequin ducks. Sunset, full moon rise.
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Beautiful short sunset sail
June 15, 2026 – Short sunset sail and double birthday celebration. Beautiful lighting. Gorgeous sunset. Wildlife spotted: sea otter by Turn Rock, harbor seals, bald eagles, rhinoceros auklets fishing, Canada…
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June 7, 2026 – Evening sunset short sail. Sea otter by Turn Rock. Bald eagles by Shaw Island. Forest reflections in calm waters. Sunset over San Juan Island.
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August 9, 2024 – We left the dock in Friday Harbor and sailed behind Brown Island to make our way towards Turn Island where we saw bald eagles and a…
Read moreA Sail South and a Striking Sunset
August 2, 2024 – Leaving Friday Harbor we came through the pass of Turn Island State Park with a plan to head South on account of the possibility of seeing…
Read moreSunset sail after rain showers
September 3, 2023 – We had to postpone our evening sail due to rain showers, but we were rewarded with one of the prettiest sunsets we’ve seen all summer.
Read moreT18’s with T60D & T60E hunting by Flat Point, Lopez Island
August 20, 2021 – This evening we had an action packed whale watching experience with Biggs/Transient orcas T18’s and brothers T60D and T60E. After these two groups by-passed one another…
Read moreHalf day Sail North later in the day
July 6, 2018 – Winds from the south pushed us along as we headed north. We had some of the best clouds and dramatic skies during our sail. Incredible evening…
Read moreSail to Transient Orca T party
Aug 10th – Our full day sails feel like we flew to London. This one feels like we flew to Shanghai. We were invited to the T party, and we…
Read moreThis ain’t Sea World; it’s as real as it gets
We sailed north into God’s Country: Flattop, White Rock, Skipjack, then headlong into the waters above Boiling Reef. The transients had been there for 2 days, but decided leave two…
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