Sequim, Washington

The "Lavender Capital of North America.” sits in the Olympic rain shadow and is one of Western Washington’s sunniest spots. Known for summer lavender fields, a charming downtown, fresh seafood, and relaxed pace, it’s a peaceful retreat with true Northwest character.

Suquamish, Washington

Suquamish, is nestled between Bainbridge Island and Kingston on Port Madison’s quiet shores is rich in history and heritage. Home to Chief Seattle’s gravesite and Old Man House Beach, this peaceful village offers a glimpse of the old Pacific Northwest. Walk the public dock and feel a place where culture and nature meet. Tribal History Museum.

Gig Harbor, Washington

Gig Harbor is an hour from Seattle, across the Tacoma Narrows Bridge. A scenic maritime town known as the “Gateway to the Olympic Peninsula.” Explore waterfront dining, hillside parks, and a charming historic downtown filled with galleries and local art shops, or simply find any bench and watch the sun go down.