easy
6 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels, no strenuous activity required since you’ll be aboard a sailboat.
Set sail on a 6-hour private adventure around Bainbridge Island with Sail Bainbridge. Discover historic sites, spot wildlife, and enjoy lunch in hidden coves on this unforgettable experience.
For all ages! • 6 Hours • Up to 6 People • Customize your Route!
Embark on a captivating 6-hour adventure around Bainbridge Island, exploring its rich history of timber milling and shipbuilding. Discover historic sites, sail through scenic passages, and spot diverse marine wildlife. Enjoy a tranquil lunch in secluded coves, making this journey a unique and memorable experience for all.
6 hours
Along the way we’ll share about the island’s epic history of timber milling and ship building; point out historic sites (including what is left of some of the old Mosquito Fleet ferry docks); and enjoy sighting the varied marine wildlife that make their home in our island waters.
Along the way we’ll duck into one or more of our secluded coves, bays and ports, journey through narrow passages and sail under the picturesque Agate Passage Bridge. We can even drop the anchor for you to eat your lunch in the quiet seclusion of Manzanita Bay or Port Madison – with its Hidden Cove and Treasure Island!
Weather on the water can change quickly—bring layers to stay comfortable all day.
Boat decks can be slippery; proper footwear helps keep you steady during the sail.
Even on overcast days, UV rays reflect off the water—wear sunscreen, hats, and sunglasses.
There are plenty of wildlife and scenic vistas best captured with a zoom lens or phone camera.
Bainbridge Island played a significant role in the Pacific Northwest timber and shipbuilding industries during the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Sail Bainbridge emphasizes sustainable boating practices to protect marine ecosystems and minimize pollution in Puget Sound.
Protects against cool breezes and occasional rain showers commonly experienced in spring.
spring specific
Prevents glare from the water and shields your eyes during bright summer sails.
summer specific
Keeps your hands warm during colder winter outings on the water.
winter specific
Ensures safety and stability on potentially wet and slippery boat decks.