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San Juan Islands Flotilla Join Our 2018 SAN JUAN ISLANDS FLOTILLA Ranked as one of the top 10 island groups in the U.S., people flock from all over the globe to experience the San Juan Island’s natural beauty, historic intrigue, and wildlife. Our exclusive guided flotilla takes you around the San Juan Islands’ 172 islands—many of which are completely secluded and only accessible by private boat. Lounge on your yacht’s open-air deck with an evening cocktail, make a stop at Sucia Island for an exhilarating hike, eat fresh crab at Roche Harbor, and spot Orcas, bald eagles, and more off the shores of Orcas Island. There’s no better way to experience the San Juan Islands than our flotilla—reserve your spot today. Of all the charter companies we have dealt with, these guys were head and shoulder above anyone we have ever dealt with. I highly recommend them if you ever consider a bareboat in the Pacific Northwest. —Mark, 2016 San Juan Islands Flotilla Passenger Reserve your spot today: contact [email protected] or (360) 676-1248. Your Itinerary: JOIN US FROM JUNE 22-29, 2018 Day 1: Pre-board, reception, and orientation. Get to know your fellow flotilla mates. Day 2 Stuart Island, WA: The remote Stuart Island is a favorite among local boaters for its seclusion (the island doesn’t even have public electricity!). Hike to Turn Point Lighthouse and check out the Stuart Island school—a historic, one-room schoolhouse, reopened in 2008. Day 2 & 3 Victoria, BC: Enjoy high tea at the majestic Empress Hotel, see the classic architecture of the Parliament buildings, and take in Victoria’s many sights, including Butchart Gardens, the British Columbia Museum, art galleries, seafood restaurants, and more. Day 4 Roche Harbor: Considered one of the best marinas on the West Coast, Roche Harbor offers plenty of art, shops, and relaxation. Tour the historic Hotel de Haro where Teddy Roosevelt enjoyed his favorite baths, visit the historic Our Lady of Good Voyage Church built in the 1880s, or check out the Reserve Sculpture Garden—a 19-acre garden with more than 100 sculptures. Day 5 Sucia Island: One of the most stunning islands in the San Juans, Sucia is virtually uninhabited. Nearly all of the island is taken up by Washington State Park land—offering up miles of beautiful hiking trails, ancient evergreens, and gorgeous vistas. Day 6 Rosario Resort, Orcas Island: Built more than 100 years ago, Rosario Resort gives you a stunning glimpse of Northwest history and offers the perfect place to relax and luxuriate. Enjoy the resort spa or rent some kayaks and explore the island’s beaches and wildlife. Day 7 Bellingham, WA: Stay an extra day or two to explore Bellingham. Take a drive up to Mt. Baker, spot bald eagles along the Nooksack River, or take a scenic drive along Chuckanut Drive. Bellingham also has a great independent theater, art galleries, unique shops, and some amazing restaurants that take pride in sourcing local, organic ingredients. Reserve your spot today: contact [email protected] or (360) 676-1248. Choose Your LUXURY YACHT 55’ DEFEVER PILOTHOUSE 52’ GRAND BANKS MY 47’ GRAND BANKS CLASSIC Name: Koa Lanai Name: Bonum Vitae Name: Morveren $14,500 $13,500 $11,000 Sleeps: 4 Sleeps: 6 Sleeps: 4 46’ DEFEVER PILOTHOUSE 46’ GRAND BANKS CLASSIC 46’ GRAND BANKS CLASSIC Name: Hele Mei Name: AnamCara Name: Aquila $10,700 $10,700 $9,700 Sleeps: 4 Sleeps: 4 Sleeps: 4 42’ GRAND BANKS EUROPA 38’ SABRE SALON Name: Victoria Name: Grey Lady $9,000 $7,500 Sleeps: 4 Sleeps: 4 Reserve your spot today: contact [email protected] or (360) 676-1248. Yacht AVAILABILITIES Koa Lanai | 55’ Defever Pilothouse | Sleeps 4 | $14,500 Bonum Vitae | 52’ Grand Banks Motoryacht | Sleeps 6 | $13,500 Morveren | 47’ Grand Banks Classic | Sleeps 4 | $11,000 Hele Mei | 46’ DeFever Pilothouse | Sleeps 4 | $10,700 AnamCara | 46’ Grand Banks Classic | Sleeps 4 | $10,700 Aquila | 42’ Grand Banks Classic | Sleeps 4 | $9,700 Victoria | 42’ Grand Banks Europa | Sleeps 4 | $9,000 Grey Lady | 38’ Sabre Salon | Sleeps 4 | $7,500 Reserve your spot today: contact [email protected] or (360) 676-1248..
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