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The Best Instagram Photo Spots on Whidbey Island
Y'all know I love taking photos for Instagram. I have scoped out the best spots to take photos on Whidbey Island for you, so check them out!
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Farms on Whidbey Island
Whidbey Island has a ton of farms with fun activities, u-pick, locally baked goods, and flowers to see. There are quite a few to choose from, but I'm sharing the two that we visited on our most recent trip!
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Ebey’s Landing National Historic Preserve
Ebey's Landing is one of my favorite views on Whidbey Island. This Historic National Preserve is located on the coast with sweeping views on the surrounding islands and possibly a whale sighting! Here is what you need to know before visiting and trail info.
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Kayaking: Deception Pass State Park
Deception Pass is by far my favorite State Park in Washington. We had hiked there several times and finally decided to take the kayaks up there. Here's what you need to know about the area before you go kayaking.
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Deception Pass State Park
Deception Pass State Park is easily our favorite state park in Washington. We have visited several times and there are many different ways to explore the park and things to do. Here are some of our favorite spots inside this beautiful state park.
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Fort Casey State Park
Fort Casey is a must see when you visit Whidbey Island. This old Fort has the prettiest lighthouse I've ever seen, and offers gorgeous views of the island and surrounding ocean. Here's info on passes you'll need for entry and what to expect.
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Top 10 Things to do on Whidbey Island
Whidbey Island is a must visit in Washington. This huge island is accessible via car or ferry and is just under two hours from Seattle. It is truly beautiful and there are a few towns to visit and things to see. Here are my top 10 favorite things to do and see on your trip to Whidbey Island!
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Langley, Whidbey Island
Langley is my favorite town on Whidbey Island. Also by the sea, it provides a gorgeous overlook of the water and is filled with cute sops and restaurants. Here are some of our favorites from when we visited.
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Coupeville, Whidbey Island
Coupeville is one of the two waterfront towns on Whidbey Island. Coupeville is historic and has a gorgeous pier that extends out on the water. Here are some things to do and see when you visit Coupeville.
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Oak Harbor, Whidbey Island
Oak Harbor is the biggest town on Whidbey Island and is where majority of the hotels are located. We stayed in the area and checked out the shops and restaurants downtown. Oak Harbor also has a ton of really cute murals and artwork throughout the town to check out. Here's my picks on what to see during your trip to Oak Harbor on Whidbey Island.
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