The Dungeness Spit, located just north of Sequim, is a not to be missed place on your visit to the Olympic Peninsula! This unique area is the longest natural spit of sandy beach in the nation that juts out over 5 miles into the Strait of Juan de Fuca. The spit lies within the larger […]
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Protection Island is a unique landmark located in the beautifully rugged Strait of Juan de Fuca. This federally protected National Wildlife Refuge is known for its breeding colony of tufted puffins, rhinoceros auklets, and gulls. It is on the route of many migrating birds on their way to their winter or summer homes. This incredible
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The trip from Seattle to Sequim can be just 2-3 hours depending on how you decide to get here. Located on the Olympic Peninsula, the beautiful town of Sequim, about 65 miles west of Seattle, is set out near the Strait of Jun de Fuca with the rugged Olympic mountains seen in the distance. US
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A stay at our beachfront cottages in Sequim this winter is just what you have been searching for to get away from it all and unwind. There is much to explore in Sequim and the Olympic Peninsula during this time magical of the year all without the crowds. Our Washington accommodations are far enough away
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Alder Wood Bistro is a not to be missed restaurant when visiting Sequim! This unique little spot is full of a delicious and nutritious selection of dishes that are created with care. This exceptional dining experience is sure to be a highlight. Located in a converted house in a neighborhood setting, this quaint eatery is
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Wind Rose Cellars in Sequim, Washington is a unique and amazing little place to visit during your stay here. This little winery is regarded as having the best award-winning wines on the peninsula. The winery is located in downtown Sequim just minutes from our lodging. It’s a great place to end a day of exploration
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The Dungeness Spit near Sequim Washington is a must-see for anyone visiting the area. Part of the National Wildlife Refuge, this natural sand spit is a haven for wildlife and birds. It stretches into the Strait of Juan de Fuca and provides a place to explore miles of sandy beach, look for shorebirds, or just
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Set on the amazing Olympic Peninsula, with views of the majestic Olympic Mountains and the Strait of Juan de Fuca, Sequim Washington is a hidden gem of the Pacific Northwest. Lavender Farms dot the landscape. Dungeness Bay Cottages are tucked up right next to the water’s edge here and provide a place to relax in
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If you haven’t visited Finn River Cidery yet, this fall is absolutely the perfect time to do so. Finn River Ciders have made a big impression in the Northwest, often being served at restaurants, breweries, and bars around the area. If you’re traveling from Seattle to Sequim to stay at our waterfront cottages, you’ll pass
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The Sequim Dungeness Valley is a veritable birdwatching paradise, especially during the upcoming fall months. Sequim is actually home to two of Washington’s important bird areas. It offers an exceptional bird habitat for a range of birds, from the alpine peaks and subalpine forests to the shoreline habitats of the Strait of Juan de Fuca.
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Now is a great time to get away to Sequim and the Olympic Peninsula. Stay with us midweek for great rates.