The San Juan Islands are a beautiful archipelago in the northern part of Washington State in the United States, just off the coast of Canada. Here, you'll find a wide range of activities and sights to enjoy, from hiking, biking, and kayaking to whale watching, snorkeling, and scuba diving. Ready to learn more? Here are 17+ of the best things to do in San Juan Islands.

For regular blog readers, this post will seem redundant from my vacation recap post last year. But I wanted to create a totally separate travel guide in a more comprehensive post for any future travelers! This is for anyone looking to find helpful tips and links for an amazing trip to the San Juan Islands A comprehensive guide to a family vacation on San Juan Island! The largest of the San Juan Islands off the coast of Washington.

Orcas - Mt. Baker in the background and the Patos Lighthouse - San Juan Islands, WA

A long weekend in Washington's San Juan Islands will give you a rich sampling of the PNW’s beauty and best: whale watching and sightseeing charters, forests of cedar and fir, Seattle coffee and fresh-caught shellfish, and rolling vineyards and farms. My San Juan Island Travel Guide offers tips on where to stay, what to see and do, and the experiences that make a San Juan Islands trip one for the bucket list! I also have a lookbook of San Juan Island outfit ideas, with links for you to shop.

Experience the magic of the San Juan Islands. From whale watching and kayaking to exploring historic sites, find your perfect island adventure.

There are many amazing things to do in the San Juan Islands, west of Washington State. It's an incredible playground for outdoor enthusiasts.

Visit Washington's San Juan Islands for a weekend getaway! It's the best of the Pacific Northwest - gorgeous landscapes, whale watching and more! This San Juan Island travel guide includes what you need to know for a visit to Friday Harbor! | PNW | Washington Islands | Washington Weekend Getaways | Couples Travel | Adventure Travel

A guide to the perfect San Juan Islands day trip from Seattle including what to do, how to get there and places to eat or drink.

This ethereal abode on Orcas Island will offer you a truly dreamy escape.