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Secrets to An Unforgettable San Juan Island Adventure
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Sunset Kayak
Tucked in the Strait of Juan de Fuca, at the watery edge of the US and Canadian border,
Credit: Protog
Touring the island by scout coupe or moped allows you to leisurely soak in the views and stop along the way, as desired.
Tucked in the Strait of Juan de Fuca, at the watery edge of the US and Canadian border, the San Juan Islands are a kayaker’s paradise.
Tucked in the Strait of Juan de Fuca, at the watery edge of the US and Canadian border, the San Juan Islands are a kayaker’s paradise. The more than 170 islands and inlets are sheltered from the biggest ocean swells. This is thanks to their neighboring landmasses — the Olympic Peninsula and Vancouver Island. More so than any other vessel, the sea kayak allows you to see the shore and waterways from an angle that would otherwise be inaccessible. With a minimal below-surface profile, the kayak can navigate past rocky shorelines. The wide and sturdy base lets these man-powered crafts cut through waves — from Mother Nature and larger vessels.
Get There with a Scenic Flight
If you’re already aboard a Kenmore Air flight, this may be old news. But getting to the San Juans doesn’t have to be a slog. In fact, the scenic flight can be half the fun!
