Whidbey and Camano Islands: Puget Sound's Scuba Paradise

Divers continually vote northern Puget Sound waters the best in the nation to dive because of nutrient rich waters that feed abundant sea life, interactions with wildlife and adrenaline pumping drift dives. Start planning your 2010 visit now.

Large Whidbey & Camano Islands Map - 262.9KB This is the large green and white map with streets.

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	Kayaking Around The Islands A wilderness experience around Whidbey and Camano Islands begins only 20 feet from shore. Seeking tidal charts? Simply select a location listed under Possession Sound. Saratoga Strait, or Rosario Strait and the month you are interested in visiting. Learn more. Learn More
	Cycling Around The Islands With today's gas prices, cycling the rolling bucolic hills is an ideal way to explore Whidbey and Camano islands. Start planning your 2010 visit now. Learn More
	Whale Watching in the Puget Sound: Orca Season is Here! After spending most of the summer in the San Juan Islands, our Resident orca pods are now beginning to venture south into inland waters for the fall and early winter months, traveling down Admiralty Inlet chasing chum salmon runs into lower Puget Sound. Learn More
	Welcome the Whales Day! A small group of resident Gray whales typically arrives to our region in early March and stays through the end of May or early June, feeding on ghost shrimp along the sand and mud shores of Saratoga Passage and South Whidbey. This annual spring visit of Gray whales provides an excellent opportunity to view whales from the shorelines of Island county or from the Mukilteo/Clinton ferries, much to the delight of residents and visitors alike. Check Langley's events for more info in April. Learn More

• Langley's municipal marina takes no reservations, but always has plenty of moorage for visitors. Contact the Harbormaster (360) 221-1120 or (425) 387-4950 or email him at harbormaster@portofsouthwhidbey.com for information
• In Coupeville, you can access the town from the dock all day, and anchoring in Penn Cove overnight will offer a truly serene sleep. For more information regarding moorage at Coupeville wharf call (360) 678-5020.
• Oak Harbor's marina has visitor moorage, gas and charters. At Cornet Bay, located on the north end of Whidbey Island, you'll enjoy breathtaking views and gas and goods are available. http://www.whidbey.com/ohmarina/ or call (360) 679-BOAT or (360) 679-2628.
• Click here for an online downloadable map of boat launches and marinas:

  Island County Boat Launches & Marinas - 7.1MB Large map of Whidbey & Camano Islands boat launches, marinas & trails.