Olympic National Park Small-Group Day Tour with Scenic Ferry from Seattle
by Jupiter Legend Corporation
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This small-group day tour lasts about 11 hours and begins in Seattle. The group travels toward Puget Sound and boards a ferry for a 45-minute crossing, during which they see views of the Seattle skyline and nearby mountains. After the ferry ride, the route crosses the Hood Canal Floating Bridge, a long bridge over deep waters surrounded by forested hills. The tour then enters Olympic National Park. Participants spend about 90 minutes at Hurricane Ridge, where on clear days they can see alpine meadows, mountain peaks, and distant coastlines. Next, the group spends approximately 105 minutes at Lake Crescent, a glacier-formed lake with clear blue water and forest surroundings. Visitors can walk along the shore or rest by the water. If Hurricane Ridge is closed due to weather or other conditions such as mudslides, the itinerary changes to include 30-minute stops at Ediz Hook, a gravel spit with coastal views, and East Beach, a rocky shoreline on the Pacific Ocean. On the return trip, there is a 45-minute stop at Bainbridge Island before taking the ferry back to Seattle. The day ends with a scenic ferry ride offering final views of Puget Sound and the Seattle skyline. The tour includes transportation in professional vehicles sized to the group, roundtrip ferry tickets, park admission, lunch, snacks, bottled water, and a professional driver-guide. Depending on the season, guests may explore parts of the park by hiking or snowshoeing. All taxes and fees are included. Gratuities and personal expenses are not covered.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Seattle
The tour begins in Seattle with departure from the city center. Participants leave the urban area behind as the route heads toward Puget Sound, transitioning from city views to coastal and forested landscapes.
Puget Sound Ferry Crossing
Participants board a ferry for a 45-minute ride across Puget Sound. The crossing offers views of the Seattle skyline, nearby snow-capped mountains, and open water, providing a relaxed and scenic part of the journey.
45 min
Hood Canal Floating Bridge
The route crosses the Hood Canal Floating Bridge, an extensive floating bridge that spans deep waters surrounded by forested hills. This section offers scenic views typical of the Pacific Northwest.
Olympic National Park
The tour enters Olympic National Park, known for its varied landscapes from alpine zones to forested areas and clear lakes. The park visit includes stops at specific points of interest depending on conditions.
Hurricane Ridge
At Hurricane Ridge, the group spends about 90 minutes at a high viewpoint. On clear days, visitors see alpine meadows, jagged mountain peaks, and distant coastline views. This stop is used for photos and to enjoy fresh mountain air.
90 min
Lake Crescent
The tour stops at Lake Crescent for around 105 minutes. This deep, glacier-formed lake is noted for its clear blue water and forest setting. Guests can walk along the shoreline or relax by the lake during this time.
105 min
Ediz Hook
If Hurricane Ridge is closed, the itinerary changes to include a visit to Ediz Hook. This gravel spit extends into the Strait of Juan de Fuca and offers broad water views and sightings of passing ships.
East Beach
Following Ediz Hook, the group visits East Beach where the rugged coast meets the Pacific Ocean. This stop allows for a coastal walk and photographs of the shoreline and ocean horizon.
Bainbridge Island
On the return journey, there is a 45-minute stop at Bainbridge Island. This break gives guests time to rest before boarding the ferry back to Seattle.
45 min
Seattle
The tour concludes with a ferry ride returning to Seattle. This final crossing offers additional views of Puget Sound and the city skyline.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
Olympic National Park Small-Group Day Tour with Scenic Ferry from Seattle
by Jupiter Legend Corporation
Choose from 1 available option
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$376Overview
This small-group day tour lasts about 11 hours and begins in Seattle. The group travels toward Puget Sound and boards a ferry for a 45-minute crossing, during which they see views of the Seattle skyline and nearby mountains. After the ferry ride, the route crosses the Hood Canal Floating Bridge, a long bridge over deep waters surrounded by forested hills. The tour then enters Olympic National Park. Participants spend about 90 minutes at Hurricane Ridge, where on clear days they can see alpine meadows, mountain peaks, and distant coastlines. Next, the group spends approximately 105 minutes at Lake Crescent, a glacier-formed lake with clear blue water and forest surroundings. Visitors can walk along the shore or rest by the water. If Hurricane Ridge is closed due to weather or other conditions such as mudslides, the itinerary changes to include 30-minute stops at Ediz Hook, a gravel spit with coastal views, and East Beach, a rocky shoreline on the Pacific Ocean. On the return trip, there is a 45-minute stop at Bainbridge Island before taking the ferry back to Seattle. The day ends with a scenic ferry ride offering final views of Puget Sound and the Seattle skyline. The tour includes transportation in professional vehicles sized to the group, roundtrip ferry tickets, park admission, lunch, snacks, bottled water, and a professional driver-guide. Depending on the season, guests may explore parts of the park by hiking or snowshoeing. All taxes and fees are included. Gratuities and personal expenses are not covered.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Seattle
The tour begins in Seattle with departure from the city center. Participants leave the urban area behind as the route heads toward Puget Sound, transitioning from city views to coastal and forested landscapes.
Puget Sound Ferry Crossing
Participants board a ferry for a 45-minute ride across Puget Sound. The crossing offers views of the Seattle skyline, nearby snow-capped mountains, and open water, providing a relaxed and scenic part of the journey.
45 min
Hood Canal Floating Bridge
The route crosses the Hood Canal Floating Bridge, an extensive floating bridge that spans deep waters surrounded by forested hills. This section offers scenic views typical of the Pacific Northwest.
Olympic National Park
The tour enters Olympic National Park, known for its varied landscapes from alpine zones to forested areas and clear lakes. The park visit includes stops at specific points of interest depending on conditions.
Hurricane Ridge
At Hurricane Ridge, the group spends about 90 minutes at a high viewpoint. On clear days, visitors see alpine meadows, jagged mountain peaks, and distant coastline views. This stop is used for photos and to enjoy fresh mountain air.
90 min
Lake Crescent
The tour stops at Lake Crescent for around 105 minutes. This deep, glacier-formed lake is noted for its clear blue water and forest setting. Guests can walk along the shoreline or relax by the lake during this time.
105 min
Ediz Hook
If Hurricane Ridge is closed, the itinerary changes to include a visit to Ediz Hook. This gravel spit extends into the Strait of Juan de Fuca and offers broad water views and sightings of passing ships.
East Beach
Following Ediz Hook, the group visits East Beach where the rugged coast meets the Pacific Ocean. This stop allows for a coastal walk and photographs of the shoreline and ocean horizon.
Bainbridge Island
On the return journey, there is a 45-minute stop at Bainbridge Island. This break gives guests time to rest before boarding the ferry back to Seattle.
45 min
Seattle
The tour concludes with a ferry ride returning to Seattle. This final crossing offers additional views of Puget Sound and the city skyline.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.