Boating and Marinas

The waters surrounding the Olympic Peninsula offer a variety of boating experiences with marinas tucked into each corner. The Strait of Juan de Fuca is a challenging and exhilarating sailing experience. Port Angeles Harbor offers protected waters for small craft and moorage. There are bays and inlets with calm water for kayaks and canoes. The Hood Canal is a glacial fjord with many secluded coves and beaches.

Sequim Bay Yacht Club Opening Day, John Wayne Marina, Sequim Bay
See Sequim Bay Yacht Club (SBYC) members parade their boats in the bay. Gather under the marina's flagpole at about 3:30 p.m. to view the traditional Opening Day ceremonies: raising the flag, shooting the cannon, blessing the fleet, and declaring that Opening Day for water activities is officially open for all boaters.
www.sequimbayyachtclub.com

MARINAS
The Strait of Juan de Fuca is not only scenic and beautiful, but abundant with salmon, halibut, crab, shrimp and more! The Strait is a very important waterway to commercial and sport fisherman, as well as pleasure boaters.

John Wayne Marina, Sequim
www.portofpa.com/marinas/john-wayne-marina

Port Angeles Boat Haven, Port Angeles
www.portofpa.com/marinas

Hudson Point Marina and Resort, Port Townsend
www.nwboat.com/pointhudson/

Port Townsend Boat Haven Marina
www.portofpt.com/boat_haven.htm

Quilcene Boat Haven Marina
www.portofpt.com/quilcene_marina.htm

Port Townsend Boat Haven
www.portofpt.com/boat_haven.htm

Mystery Bay
www.parks.wa.gov/parkpage.asp?selectedpark=Mystery%20Bay

Port Hadlock
www.innatporthadlock.com/marina.php

Port Ludlow
http:// www.ludlowbaymarina.com

Pleasant Harbor Marina
www.pleasantharbormarina.com/about.html

Neah Bay Marina
New 190-slip marina

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