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Discover Olympic National Park on a full-day tour from Seattle, including ferry rides, waterfalls, ancient forests, and a visit to Bainbridge Island—perfect for nature lovers.

This full-day tour offers an immersive experience of Olympic National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for its diverse landscapes. Priced at $550 per person, the tour lasts approximately 10 hours, making it an ideal choice for travelers who want a comprehensive day trip that combines scenic drives, nature walks, and unique stops. The tour is operated by PLATFORMPOINTS LLC and features small group or private options, ensuring a comfortable and personalized adventure.
What makes this tour particularly appealing is the inclusion of ferry transportation to Bainbridge Island, a visit to Animal Farms with a safari-like experience, and stops at standout natural attractions. While the day is packed with highlights, travelers should be aware of some limitations, such as the tour’s inaccessibility for those with mobility issues or babies under one year. Nonetheless, this trip is suited for those eager to explore Olympic National Park’s striking scenery with knowledgeable guidance.
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The tour begins with a ferry ride across Puget Sound to Bainbridge Island, giving travelers their first glimpse of the water and skyline views of Seattle. This relaxing boat trip is a highlight right at the start, setting a scenic tone for the day ahead. Once on the island, the tour stops briefly, providing an opportunity to enjoy its charming atmosphere before heading into Olympic National Park.
This ferry component adds a touch of adventure and helps set this tour apart from other land-only excursions. It also offers excellent photo opportunities of the city skyline and the water, making it a memorable part of the experience. The ferry fee is included in the tour price, streamlining the logistics for travelers.

On the way to Olympic National Park, the tour makes a stop at Animal Farms in Sequim, where visitors enjoy a Kenya-style safari. This stop features close-up encounters with various farm animals, offering a fun and educational diversion from the wilderness landscape. It’s an unexpected addition—perfect for those traveling with children or anyone interested in a playful, interactive experience.
The Animal Farms visit is a distinctive feature of this tour, adding a touch of variety and charm. The entrance fee for Animal Farms is not included, so travelers should plan accordingly if they wish to participate fully.

One of the tour’s central highlights is Lake Crescent, a glacial lake known for its brilliant blue waters and serene environment. The stop here offers a chance for photos and to take in the stunning mountain backdrop, making it a favorite among landscape lovers.
After admiring the lake, the tour guides lead visitors on a walk through the ancient forests to reach Marymere Falls. This waterfall, draping over moss-covered rocks, creates a picturesque scene surrounded by lush greenery. The walk to Marymere Falls is manageable and provides an authentic taste of the park’s natural beauty.
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The tour emphasizes nature walks through old growth forest trails, where towering trees and dense foliage showcase the park’s ancient ecosystems. These walks are suitable for most active travelers, offering opportunities to appreciate unique plant life and listen to the sounds of nature.
Marymere Falls is the tour’s signature waterfall, with its cascading water framed by vibrant fern growth. The sight of this waterfall, combined with the walk through the forest, underscores the enduring power of nature within Olympic National Park.
Throughout the day, travelers experience the park’s varied landscapes: from the alpine scenery around Lake Crescent to mossy forests and hidden waterfalls. The tour captures the essence of Olympic National Park’s diversity, making it an enriching experience for those interested in multiple natural features in one day.
Guided by an English-speaking guide, visitors learn about the park’s ecology, geology, and history, deepening their appreciation of each stop. The small group format fosters a more intimate experience, allowing for personalized questions and interactions.
All transportation is private, including pick-up and drop-off directly at a specified location in Seattle. The van used for the tour is comfortable, and the entire journey is designed for convenience. The tour guide contacts travelers a day before and an hour prior to pickup, ensuring smooth coordination.
The group size can be customized to private or small groups, making it suitable for families, couples, or solo travelers seeking a more personalized experience. The tour does not accommodate those with significant mobility impairments, so travelers should consider their physical capabilities.
At $550 per person, this tour offers comprehensive coverage of Olympic National Park’s highlights. The price includes park entrance fees, ferry fees, bottled water, and private transportation, streamlining the experience without additional costs.
The inclusion of the ferry ride, stops at iconic spots, and the potential for a small group or private tour makes this an appealing value for travelers seeking an organized, hassle-free day. The flexibility of reserve now, pay later options and full refund policy with 24-hour cancellation adds convenience and peace of mind.
While the tour is filled with stunning scenery, it’s not suitable for people with mobility impairments or babies under 1 year. The nature walks and forest trails may involve uneven terrain, making accessibility a concern.
Travelers should be prepared for a full day of activity, including walking and outdoor exposure. Comfort with moderate physical activity enhances the experience, but those requiring wheelchair access or assistance may find this tour challenging.
This Olympic National Park full-day tour best suits active travelers who enjoy scenic drives, nature walks, and waterfalls. It’s ideal for small groups and private bookings seeking a personalized experience with a knowledgeable guide.
Those interested in visiting Lake Crescent, Marymere Falls, and exploring Bainbridge Island will find this tour offers a well-rounded, engaging day. However, travelers seeking a more relaxed, less physically demanding trip may prefer alternative options.
This 10-hour experience from Seattle delivers an in-depth look at Olympic National Park’s diverse environments, combining scenic waterway ferry rides, ancient forests, and spectacular waterfalls. The inclusion of Bainbridge Island and Animal Farms adds variety to the natural immersion.
The small group and private options ensure personalized attention, while park entrance and ferry fees are included for ease. The tour’s pacing offers a rich day of exploration, but it’s best suited for travelers comfortable with active outdoor activities and moderate walking.
This tour presents a dependable and scenic way to experience Olympic National Park without the need for overnight planning. It offers excellent value for those wanting a comprehensive day trip filled with stunning sights and engaging stops.
What is included in the price of $550?
The price covers park entrance fees, ferry fee, bottled water, and private transportation.
Is this tour suitable for children?
The tour is not suitable for babies under 1 year and may not be ideal for very young children due to the walking involved.
How long is the ferry ride?
The ferry ride to Bainbridge Island is part of the journey but the exact duration is not specified; it is a scenic part of the full-day experience.
Can I cancel the tour if my plans change?
Yes, you can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Are there options for private or small groups?
Yes, private or small group options are available, providing a more personalized experience.
What languages are available for the guide?
The tour guide speaks English.