SUMMERTIME II Itinerary Catalog

SUMMERTIME II

ITINERARY CATALOG

ALASKA

As you navigate the pristine waters of Alaska, you’ll be captivated by the incredible marine life that calls this region home. Keep your eyes peeled for majestic humpback whales breaching the surface, their massive tails crashing into the water with a resounding splash. Pods of playful dolphins might join you on your journey, their graceful leaps and synchronized swimming leaving you in awe. Seals and sea lions can often be spotted basking on ice floes, lazily soaking up the sun’s rays. And if you’re lucky, you might even catch a glimpse of a curious sea otter floating effortlessly on its back, cracking open a shellfish meal with its nimble paws. The abundance of wildlife in Alaska’s waters creates an unparalleled experience for nature enthusiasts and wildlife lovers alike.

Aside from the incredible wildlife encounters, Alaska’s yachting experience offers a chance to immerse yourself in the rich history and culture of the region. Explore remote villages nestled among towering mountains, where indigenous communities proudly preserve their traditions and share their vibrant heritage. Engage in conversations with local artisans, who skillfully craft intricate native artwork, revealing the stories and legends of their ancestors. Immerse yourself in the spirit of Alaska as you discover the customs, languages, and way of life that have shaped this remarkable land.

No matter where your voyage takes you in Alaska, be prepared to be amazed by the ever-changing landscapes that unfold before your eyes. Towering glaciers, their icy blue hues contrasting against rugged mountains, create a sense of awe and wonder. The thunderous crackling as massive chunks of ice calve into the water below is a reminder of nature’s raw power. The serene beauty of secluded coves and fjords invites you to anchor and explore their hidden treasures. As you venture ashore, the untouched wilderness greets you with a symphony of colors and scents, beckoning you to discover its hidden trails and secret wonders.

Yachting in Alaska offers a voyage into the unknown, where the beauty of nature reigns supreme and unforgettable memories are waiting to be made. Whether you seek tranquility, adventure, or a combination of both, this untamed land will leave an indelible mark on your soul. Prepare to be enchanted by Alaska’s breathtaking landscapes, exhilarated by its wildlife encounters, and embraced by the warmth of its people. Embark on this extraordinary journey and let Alaska’s rugged charm and untamed spirit capture your heart.

AMIRALTY ISLAND

1. JUNEAU

2. TENAKEE INLET

3. CHICHAGOF ISLAND

4. ADMIRALTY ISLAND

5. PYBUS BAY

6. TRACY ARM FJORD

7. JUNEAU

JUNEAU

At the Alaskan end of the Inside Passage, Juneau is the capital city of Alaska. The attractions will suit people with outdoor interests. The nutrients provided by the glaciers attract humpback whales and orcas which you must see. Water activities available include water-skiing, kayaking, and rafting which is also a good way of sight-seeing along the coast. Bear viewing tours, dog sledding and ziplining are also on offer. Nearby Mount Roberts provides excellent views and can be ascended either on foot or by tram. The area has active glaciers and these can be best seen from light aircraft or helicopters. The Juneau Icefield is a massive area of ice which is best explored by trekking or flightseeing.

If you’ve had enough of the outdoors, the Alaska State Museum is well worth a visit.

TENAKEE INLET

The tiny beachfront city of Tenakee is the perfect place to drop anchor and switch off for a few days. With no cars allowed and a wealth of wilderness right on your doorstep, charter guests will adore the endless opportunities to indulge in nature. Endless logging trails offer keen mountain bikers the chance to pedal and push for miles, rich salt waters invite you to cast your lines, humpback whales can be spotted crossing these waters during the month of October, and steamy hot springs let you soak away any traces of stress left. The community may be small but it’s lively, artistic, ever welcoming and even home to a historic market that dates back to 1899.

CHICHIGOF ISLAND

The largest of the Alaskan ABC Islands, Chichagof is reputed to have the largest concentration of brown bears in Alaska. There are four settlements on the island, the biggest by far being Hoonah from where you can experience interesting tours. These include coastal kayak tours, whale watching and bear searching tours. It is wisest to be accompanied by an experienced guide when venturing into the wilderness from the city. The island is rich in culture and a cultural tour will leave lasting impression. Dining options here are not of the fine dining variety but wholesome and flavoursome.

ADMIRALTY ISLAND

The first alphabetically of Alaska’s ABC Islands, Admiralty is home to more bears than humans, and more bald eagles than bears. A prime activity on the island is watching brown bears interacting in their natural habitat from safe observation posts in the pack creek Brown Bear Viewing Area, for which a permit is easily obtained. Main activities on the island include hiking, cycling, back-packing, bird-watching, fishing, kayaking in fjords, white-water rafting and snorkelling. If you plan on spending some time on the island, cabins in the wild can be rented from the Forest Service. There are no restaurants on the island and it is best to get provisions from Juneau if necessary.

Glaciers, icebergs, waterfalls, and all the stars of the Southeast Alaskan show can be found on the doorstep of Pybus Bay. This wild and rugged place sets a dreamy mise-enscene for intimate wildlife adventures, first-class fishing, and unbridled beauty at every turn. Charter guests looking to haul in a mammoth salmon, watch whales breach the cool blue waters, and even see bears play and tumble along the shore will fall hard for this enchanting spot. Pybus Bay even boasts its own motto - come to disconnect and leave connected. This slogan perfectly suits the mood where days are spent exploring glaciers, admiring waterfalls, and counting off seals, whales, bears, and more on your fingertips. One of the major draws of Pybus is its commitment to providing exceptional fishing opportunities with lots of guided saltwater fishing fun.

PYBUS BAY

TRACY ARM FJORD

The Tracy Arm fjord is accessible only by boat or seaplane. It is a wonderful place to visit and should be included in any charter in the region. It is a place to view some marvels of nature from the water, surrounded by mountain peaks and waterfalls. Apart from the two glaciers, North and South Sawyer which are major spectacles themselves, you will see much land and marine life. On land you will probably see bears, wolves, deer and goats. Because the ice interferes with whales’ communication, it is a good spot for seals to have their pups. Above these spectacles you will see majestic eagles and other minor birdlife flying around. The glacier is live, in that it is flowing and “calving” or losing pieces of ice into the water. You will enjoy the stillness and the sounds of the ice if the boat’s engines are turned off. A loud and memorable crash normally accompanies larger pieces of ice hitting the water. In the water and on the ice flows you may see whales, orcas and seals of various sizes.

At the Alaskan end of the Inside Passage, lies Juneau, the capital city of Alaska. The nutrients provided by the glaciers attract humpback whales and orcas which are a must see. Water activities include water-skiing, kayaking, and rafting which is also a good way of sight-seeing along the coast. Bear viewing tours, dog sledding and ziplining are also on offer. Nearby Mount Roberts provides excellent views and can be ascended either on foot or by tram. The Juneau Icefield is a massive area of ice which is best explored by trekking or flightseeing. If you’ve had enough of the outdoors, the Alaska State Museum is well worth a visit.

TIME ZONE

ALASKA STANDARD TIME - UTC/GMT -9 HOURS

CURRENCY

USD - US DOLLAR - $

CLIMATE

MAY - HIGH 57°F / LOW 42°F

JUNE - HIGH 63°F / LOW 48°F

JULY - HIGH 64°F / LOW 51°F

AUGUST - HIGH 62°F / LOW 50°F

SEPTEMBER - HIGH 55°F / LOW 45°F

CRUISING TIME 31 HOURS

DISTANCE

340 NAUTICAL MILES

BARANOF ISLAND

1. JUNEAU

2. SWANSON HARBOR

3. PAVLOV HARBOR

4. TENAKEE SPRINGS & SEAL BAY

5. BARANOF WARM SPRINGS

6. KOOTZNAHOO INLET

7. HOONAH

8. JUNEAU

JUNEAU

At the Alaskan end of the Inside Passage, Juneau is the capital city of Alaska. The attractions will suit people with outdoor interests. The nutrients provided by the glaciers attract humpback whales and orcas which you must see. Water activities available include water-skiing, kayaking, and rafting which is also a good way of sight-seeing along the coast. Bear viewing tours, dog sledding and ziplining are also on offer. Nearby Mount Roberts provides excellent views and can be ascended either on foot or by tram. The area has active glaciers and these can be best seen from light aircraft or helicopters. The Juneau Icefield is a massive area of ice which is best explored by trekking or flightseeing.

If you’ve had enough of the outdoors, the Alaska State Museum is well worth a visit.

SWANSON HARBOR

The tiny beachfront city of Tenakee is the perfect place to drop anchor and switch off for a few days. With no cars allowed and a wealth of wilderness right on your doorstep, charter guests will adore the endless opportunities to indulge in nature. Endless logging trails offer keen mountain bikers the chance to pedal and push for miles, rich salt waters invite you to cast your lines, humpback whales can be spotted crossing these waters during the month of October, and steamy hot springs let you soak away any traces of stress left. The community may be small but it’s lively, artistic, ever welcoming and even home to a historic market that dates back to 1899.

PAVLOV HARBOR

The largest of the Alaskan ABC Islands, Chichagof is reputed to have the largest concentration of brown bears in Alaska. There are four settlements on the island, the biggest by far being Hoonah from where you can experience interesting tours. These include coastal kayak tours, whale watching and bear searching tours. It is wisest to be accompanied by an experienced guide when venturing into the wilderness from the city. The island is rich in culture and a cultural tour will leave lasting impression. Dining options here are not of the fine dining variety but wholesome and flavoursome.

TENAKEE SPRINGS & SEAL BAY

The first alphabetically of Alaska’s ABC Islands, Admiralty is home to more bears than humans, and more bald eagles than bears. A prime activity on the island is watching brown bears interacting in their natural habitat from safe observation posts in the pack creek Brown Bear Viewing Area, for which a permit is easily obtained. Main activities on the island include hiking, cycling, back-packing, bird-watching, fishing, kayaking in fjords, white-water rafting and snorkelling. If you plan on spending some time on the island, cabins in the wild can be rented from the Forest Service. There are no restaurants on the island and it is best to get provisions from Juneau if necessary.

BARANOF WARM SPRINGS

Glaciers, icebergs, waterfalls, and all the stars of the Southeast Alaskan show can be found on the doorstep of Pybus Bay. This wild and rugged place sets a dreamy mise-enscene for intimate wildlife adventures, first-class fishing, and unbridled beauty at every turn. Charter guests looking to haul in a mammoth salmon, watch whales breach the cool blue waters, and even see bears play and tumble along the shore will fall hard for this enchanting spot. Pybus Bay even boasts its own motto - come to disconnect and leave connected. This slogan perfectly suits the mood where days are spent exploring glaciers, admiring waterfalls, and counting off seals, whales, bears, and more on your fingertips. One of the major draws of Pybus is its commitment to providing exceptional fishing opportunities with lots of guided saltwater fishing fun.

KOOTZNAHOO INLET

The Tracy Arm fjord is accessible only by boat or seaplane. It is a wonderful place to visit and should be included in any charter in the region. It is a place to view some marvels of nature from the water, surrounded by mountain peaks and waterfalls. Apart from the two glaciers, North and South Sawyer which are major spectacles themselves, you will see much land and marine life. On land you will probably see bears, wolves, deer and goats. Because the ice interferes with whales’ communication, it is a good spot for seals to have their pups. Above these spectacles you will see majestic eagles and other minor birdlife flying around. The glacier is live, in that it is flowing and “calving” or losing pieces of ice into the water. You will enjoy the stillness and the sounds of the ice if the boat’s engines are turned off. A loud and memorable crash normally accompanies larger pieces of ice hitting the water. In the water and on the ice flows you may see whales, orcas and seals of various sizes.

HOONAH

At the Alaskan end of the Inside Passage, lies Juneau, the capital city of Alaska. The nutrients provided by the glaciers attract humpback whales and orcas which are a must see. Water activities include water-skiing, kayaking, and rafting which is also a good way of sight-seeing along the coast. Bear viewing tours, dog sledding and ziplining are also on offer. Nearby Mount Roberts provides excellent views and can be ascended either on foot or by tram. The Juneau Icefield is a massive area of ice which is best explored by trekking or flightseeing. If you’ve had enough of the outdoors, the Alaska State Museum is well worth a visit.

At the Alaskan end of the Inside Passage, lies Juneau, the capital city of Alaska. The nutrients provided by the glaciers attract humpback whales and orcas which are a must see. Water activities include water-skiing, kayaking, and rafting which is also a good way of sight-seeing along the coast. Bear viewing tours, dog sledding and ziplining are also on offer. Nearby Mount Roberts provides excellent views and can be ascended either on foot or by tram. The Juneau Icefield is a massive area of ice which is best explored by trekking or flightseeing. If you’ve had enough of the outdoors, the Alaska State Museum is well worth a visit.

TIME ZONE

ALASKA STANDARD TIME - UTC/GMT -9 HOURS

CURRENCY

USD - US DOLLAR - $

CLIMATE

MAY - HIGH 57°F / LOW 42°F

JUNE - HIGH 63°F / LOW 48°F

JULY - HIGH 64°F / LOW 51°F

AUGUST - HIGH 62°F / LOW 50°F

SEPTEMBER - HIGH 55°F / LOW 45°F

CRUISING TIME 31 HOURS

DISTANCE

341 NAUTICAL MILES

1. JUNEAU

2. ROCK POINT

3. DAWES GLACIER

4. FORDS TERROR & SAWYER GLACIER

5. WILLIAMS COVE

6. GAMBIER BAY

7. PYBUS BAY & BROTHERS ISLANDS

8. PETERSBURG

JUNEAU

At the Alaskan end of the Inside Passage, Juneau is the capital city of Alaska. The attractions will suit people with outdoor interests. The nutrients provided by the glaciers attract humpback whales and orcas which you must see. Water activities available include water-skiing, kayaking, and rafting which is also a good way of sight-seeing along the coast. Bear viewing tours, dog sledding and ziplining are also on offer. Nearby Mount Roberts provides excellent views and can be ascended either on foot or by tram. The area has active glaciers and these can be best seen from light aircraft or helicopters. The Juneau Icefield is a massive area of ice which is best explored by trekking or flightseeing.

If you’ve had enough of the outdoors, the Alaska State Museum is well worth a visit.

ROCK POINT

Nestled within the untamed wilderness, Rock Point in Holkham Bay provides a serene and enchanting backdrop for yachting enthusiasts seeking an unparalleled adventure. The bay’s pristine waters and sheltered coves provide a haven for sailing and exploring, while the surrounding landscapes of lush forests and snow-capped mountains create a breathtaking panorama. Yachters can navigate through winding channels, witness diverse marine life, and even catch glimpses of glaciers that occasionally descend to the sea.

DAWES GLACIER

Dawes Glacier, a magnificent natural wonder located in Alaska’s Inside Passage, is a mesmerizing testament to the power of nature’s sculpting forces. Nestled within the Tracy Arm Fjord, this tidewater glacier showcases towering blue-tinged ice cliffs that majestically calve icebergs into the frigid waters below. The dynamic interplay of glacial ice and the surrounding mountains creates a striking landscape, while the echoing crack and thunderous crash of ice breaking off into the sea make for a truly awe-inspiring spectacle. Witnessing the beauty and grandeur of Dawes Glacier is a captivating experience that exemplifies the captivating allure of Alaska’s glacial landscapes.

FORDS TERROR & SAWYER GLACIER

A remote and captivating destination nestled within Alaska’s Inside Passage, is a fjord that enchants visitors with its rugged beauty and tranquil serenity. Enclosed by towering granite cliffs and surrounded by lush forests, the fjord offers an awe-inspiring backdrop for those fortunate enough to explore its waters. Its name, inspired by an early 19thcentury expedition led by naturalist John Muir, captures the trepidation mariners once felt due to its challenging navigation. Today, adventurers and kayakers are rewarded with a unique opportunity to witness nature’s splendor up close, as they glide past shimmering waterfalls, ancient glaciers, and a diverse array of wildlife. The isolation and untouched allure of Ford’s Terror create an unforgettable experience that epitomizes the untamed beauty of Alaska’s wilderness.

WILLIAMS COVE

Surrounded by towering mountains draped in lush forests, this secluded cove offers a tranquil haven for those seeking a retreat into the heart of wilderness. Its secluded beach, adorned with smooth pebbles and vibrant tidal pools, invites exploration and contemplation. Visitors can immerse themselves in the rhythmic sounds of lapping waves and rustling trees, while occasionally spotting marine life gliding through the clear waters. Whether camping under the star-studded Alaskan sky or simply relishing the solitude amidst nature’s grandeur, Williams Cove offers an escape that captures the essence of the untamed beauty that defines Alaska’s coastal landscapes.

GAMBIER BAY

A hidden gem nestled within the picturesque Alaskan wilderness, beckons with its untouched beauty and tranquil allure. This secluded bay, framed by towering mountains and verdant forests, provides a haven for nature enthusiasts and adventurers seeking an authentic Alaskan experience. The bay’s calm waters and sheltered coves offer a perfect setting for kayaking, boating, and wildlife spotting, while its rugged shoreline invites exploration and discovery. Gambier Bay’s remote location and unspoiled landscapes create a sense of serenity and wonder, making it a cherished destination for those who yearn to connect with the pristine wilderness of Alaska.

At the Alaskan end of the Inside Passage, lies Juneau, the capital city of Alaska. The nutrients provided by the glaciers attract humpback whales and orcas which are a must see. Water activities include water-skiing, kayaking, and rafting which is also a good way of sight-seeing along the coast. Bear viewing tours, dog sledding and ziplining are also on offer. Nearby Mount Roberts provides excellent views and can be ascended either on foot or by tram. The Juneau Icefield is a massive area of ice which is best explored by trekking or flightseeing. If you’ve had enough of the outdoors, the Alaska State Museum is well worth a visit.

PYBUS BAY & BROTHERS ISLANDS

PETERSBURG

A very popular summer yacht destination along the Inside Passage, Petersburg has a strong Norwegian presence and background. During May each year a four day Little Norway festival takes place. It is situated on Frederick Sound and near the summer feeding grounds of humpback whales. Apart from whale watching, flying is one of the best ways to see the whole area. Helicopters are also used to take skiers to the slopes not too far away. The nearby LeConte Glacier will provide spectacular sights of glacier calving, the experience of a lifetime. Hiking on the many trails, birdwatching, sports fishing and general sightseeing are there for the asking and taking. The climate will give you a healthy appetite and the eateries cater for this, serving mainly local food, Scandinavian, American, and seafood.

TIME ZONE

ALASKA STANDARD TIME - UTC/GMT -9 HOURS

CURRENCY USD - US DOLLAR - $ CLIMATE

MAY - HIGH 57°F / LOW 42°F

JUNE - HIGH 63°F / LOW 48°F

JULY - HIGH 64°F / LOW 51°F

AUGUST - HIGH 62°F / LOW 50°F

SEPTEMBER - HIGH 55°F / LOW 45°F

CRUISING TIME 20 HOURS

DISTANCE

224 NAUTICAL MILES

BRITISH COLUMBIA

Immerse yourself in the idyllic scenery of British Columbia as you voyage to the untouched reaches of this natural paradise. Canada’s westernmost province boasts 27,200 kilometers of coastline, perfectly suited for exploration by private yacht. Enjoy glimpses of wildlife as you explore the peaceful waterways nestled along the shores.

With long stretches of stunning shoreline, a maze of gorgeous islands, stunning bays, inlets, and peaceful secluded coves, Desolation Sound is considered by many boaters to be one of the top cruising grounds in the world. The warm waters of the Salish Sea are calm and sheltered with your choice of protected anchorages, and offer an unspoiled setting for swimming, scuba diving, and kayaking. The glistening waters along the Sunshine Coast are calm and sheltered and offer numerous protected anchorages, views of extraordinary coastlines, and access to quaint villages to experience the local culture. The unmatched wilderness feel of the Canadian Gulf Islands will transport you to another world, without traveling very far at all.

Discover the enchanting wonders and attractions adorning the shores. The Great Bear Rainforest, a hidden gem nestled within the wilderness of British Columbia. The botanical splendor of Butchart Gardens in Victoria, a horticultural masterpiece showcasing vibrant blooms, meticulously manicured landscapes, and enchanting themed gardens. The remote and pristine coastal region is home to one of the largest intact temperate rainforests in the world, captivating visitors with its breathtaking beauty and rich biodiversity. Immerse yourself in the lush greenery and listen to the symphony of nature, as birdsong and the rustling of ancient trees serenade your journey. Each remarkable destination is a testament to the harmony between land and sea, inviting you to embark on an unforgettable voyage of discovery.

Let your worries melt away as you savor the simplicity of life cruising past the snow-capped mountains. Travel further into the passages where you’ll be greeted by cascading waterfalls spilling into the serene waters. Adventure-seekers can traverse the towering fjords or simply enjoy the awe-inspiring backdrop of rugged coastal mountains. With plenty to explore and a truly unique yachting experience, British Columbia is the perfect area for all who wish to explore!

CANADIAN GULF ISLANDS

1. VICTORIA

2. BRENTWOOD BAY

3. MAPLE BAY

4. LADYSMITH

5. NANAIMO

6. GANGES

7. POET’S COVE

8. VICTORIA

VICTORIA

The iconic architecture of the Fairmont Empress in the background of the glimmering Victoria harbour will welcome you to a destination like no other. Watch the seaplanes take off as you walk towards the Parliament house. As you enjoy the lively capital city, get excited to meet your yacht SUMMERTIME II for a yacht vacation of a lifetime. A short distance away is Brentwood, a small village home to the Brentwood Bay Resort. As you get comfortable onboard, take advantage of the mild climate throughout the Canadian Gulf Islands by lounging on the bow sun pads while underway.

BRENTWOOD BAY

Located on the Saanich Peninsula, just north of Victoria this small village is bustling with beautiful scenery and attractions. Home to the Butchart Gardens, a short car ride away, this can’t miss stop along your journey offers magnificent colors and aromas along with a tranquil ¬environment to indulge in afternoon tea. Walk down the docks of the Brentwood Bay Resort, and experience the pure joy of yachting, meeting fellow boaters along your stroll. Enjoy an enticing dinner featuring local favors prepared by the chef. Choose to enjoy in the main dining area or on the aft deck. Finish the evening cuddled up next to the firepit onboard.

MAPLE BAY

Walk along the smooth pebbled beaches surrounding the narrow inlet of Maple Bay. During your two-hour cruise onboard SUMMERTIME II to this epic destination, you’ll pass between Salt Spring Island and Vancouver Island through the Sansum Narrows. The sweeping landscapes of evergreen trees and coastal cabins will evoke a sense of love for your surroundings. Spend your afternoon underwater, the protected inlet is ideal for diving. Jacques Costeau once admired the area as one of his favorite diving spots in the world. For a different activity, head to land where you can choose from four different golf courses a short drive away.

LADYSMITH

Continue your exploration of the Gulf Islands to the town of Ladysmith. Nestled along the eastern shores of Vancouver Island, you’ll be able to anchor on the 49th parallel where the US and Canadian border meet. The charming town with a rich history offers all the attractions you can think of. Hiking, shopping, kayaking, whale watching, fishing, and crabbing are just some of your options. Stroll down the docks, admiring the unique shoreline, and historic buildings. Some of the buildings may look familiar, multiple movies have shot scenes throughout the town. Return to SUMMERTIME II for a scrumptious dinner, waiting for you on the aft deck.

NANAIMO

GANGES

Your next destination is a favorite among local yachters. The cerulean waters are often dotted with white yachts in the summer months. Ganges is the largest town on Salt Spring Island and known for having a vibrant art scene. If you’re lucky enough to visit on a Saturday, walk to Centennial Park where you can discover local vendors at the market showcasing produce, baked goods, fresh flowers, art, and much more. Back onboard SUMMERTIME II, lounge on the top deck, a great place for wildlife viewing. Whether looking towards land, water, or air you’ll easily spot wildlife of all kinds. Some of which may include tufted puffins, Tundra swans, sea otters, whales, bald eagles, and sea lions.

POET’S COVE

Enjoy the tranquility of Poet’s Cove, after a short cruise past Prevost Island and through Captain Passage. The archipelago located on South Pender Island is home to Poet’s Cove Resort & Spa. The seaside retreat offers spa packages that are sure to leave your feeling relaxed and reinvigorated. Visit one of the bars at the resort for cocktail hour before returning to SUMMERTIME II for an extravagant last dinner, complete with champagne toast. Savor your last moments onboard while watching the sun sink in the distance. This quintessential yachting destination will welcome you back during your next stay.

VICTORIA

Take one last paddle around the calm cove before departing for Victoria. Indulge in breakfast while underway to Victoria. Your last morning will be spent cruising through the Haro Strait passing islands both big and small. Each boasting unique and inviting backdrops. Appreciate the pure unfiltered scenery during your last moments onboard SUMMERTIME II.

TIME ZONE

PACIFIC DAYLIGHT TIME - UTC/GMT -7 HOURS

CURRENCY

CAD - CANADIAN DOLLAR - $ CLIMATE

APRIL

MAY

JUNE

JULY

DESOLATION SOUND

1. APRIL POINT RESORT

2. BLIND CHANNEL

3. DENT ISLAND

4. TEAKERN ARM

5. ROSCOE BAY

6. TENEDOS BAY

7. GORGE HARBOR

8. TAKU RESORT & MARINA

APRIL POINT RESORT

Meet your yacht, SUMMERTIME II, at April Point Resort, and begin cruising towards Blind Channel. The three-hour-long cruise allows you time to settle into life onboard. Get acquainted with the attentive crew while exploring the onboard amenities. Weave through the seemingly endless waterways to Blind Bay. While exploring Desolation Sound you’ll enjoy intimate experiences with nature, picturesque coastal landscapes, and quiet beachfronts.

BLIND CHANNEL

Home to the Blind Channel Resort on West Thurlow Island, this impeccable destination can only be accessed by boat or float plane. The convenient stop located between Johnstone Strait and Cordero Channel offers a wealth of opportunities. Wine tasting, delicious food, creative artwork, and outstanding hospitality create an exceptional experience. Return to SUMMERTIME II in time to savor the brilliant hues of the setting sun in the distance. There’s no better way to end an evening than on the deck next to the fire pit.

DENT ISLAND

Discover the pure joy of life onboard SUMMERTIME II with a splendid morning cruise as you indulge in a decadent breakfast complete with a fresh mimosa. Next, explore the amenities of Dent Island Lodge. Fishing outings, jet boat tours, helicopter excursions, and wildlife observing are just some of the activities offered by the quaint seaside resort. Savor the grand sweeping views of the kelly green mountains beyond the aquamarine waters. For dinner treat yourself to an unparalleled view at the Yaculta Dining Room. Experience life in British Columbia by savoring the farm to table cuisine including local Dungeness crab, halibut, and wild salmon.

TEAKERN ARM

Maneuver through Teakerne Arm, a deep inlet extending from Lewis Channel into West Redonda Island. Choose to spend your evening anchored just inside the entrance of Talbot Cove or venture further inward towards the picturesque waterfall flowing from Cassel Lake at the head of the North Arm. Cascading down nearly two and a half stories, the sounds of the stunning waterfall will gently rock you to sleep. The deep cobalt waters present an ideal location for you to explore and take advantage of the onboard amenities, including kayaks and paddleboards. Head ashore to hike the short vigorous route to Cassel Lake, another popular swimming location.

ROSCOE BAY

Roscoe Bay, on West Redonda Island is where Waddington Channel meets Homfray Channel. This popular anchorage provides the ultimate in serenity and relaxation. The bay is divided into an inner cove and an outer cove, separated by a drying shoal easily crossed by shallow draft boats at half-tide. Most yachts enter the bay on a rising tide. Onboard SUMMERTIME II, you’ll appreciate the unique experience learning about the complex waterways. As you pass yachts of all shapes and sizes anchored in the inner cove you’ll be greeted by friendly smiles and waves as you cruise by. Take the tender to shore and enjoy a leisurely hike to the knob. Here you’ll see the awe-inspiring landscape from above. Spend more time on land by taking an old logging road to Black Lake. During the summer months, the water is warm and will simply implore you to dive in. Grab the fishing rods and try your luck at fishing for fresh lake trout.

TENEDOS BAY

Located to the East of Mink Island, Tenedos Bay, more commonly known as Deep Bay offers incredible scenery. This island is joined with the mainland by a drying shoal, shown on the charts. Make your way to the pilothouse to learn how to read the charts yourself. Just a short dinghy ride away is the mouth of a stream that runs from Unwin Lake. Hike along the stream to this popular swimming stop. Several of the stream’s pools, screened by vegetation create a peaceful environment to enjoy the pure environment.

Continue your journey to Gorge Harbor Resort, just a short hour-long cruise away. The calm waters of this local favorite boasts sublime scenery, making it a wonderful place to enjoy your last moments aboard SUMMERTIME II. Spend the day on the top deck lounging in the sun and sipping on rose while reading your new book. Don’t forget to end the day with an elegant dinner together served al fresco on the aft deck, followed by a celebratory last-night champagne toast.

GORGE HARBOR

TAKU RESORT & MARINA

As you wrap up your time on board SUMMERTIME II exploring beautiful British Columbia enjoy all the yacht has to offer! Take one last kayak excursion around the bay before getting underway. Prepare to disembark at Taku Resort and Marina located in Drew Harbour.

TIME ZONE

PACIFIC DAYLIGHT TIME - UTC/GMT -7 HOURS

CURRENCY

CAD - CANADIAN DOLLAR - $

CLIMATE

APRIL - HIGH 59°F / LOW 40°F

MAY - HIGH 66°F / LOW 46°F

JUNE - HIGH 71°F / LOW 52°F

JULY - HIGH 77°F / LOW 56°F

AUGUST - HIGH 77°F / LOW 55°F

SEPTEMBER - HIGH 69°F / LOW 50°F

OCTOBER -HIGH 57°F / LOW 43°F

CRUISING TIME 12 HOURS

DISTANCE 125 NAUTICAL MILES

SUNSHINE COAST

1. VANCOUVER

2. BOWEN BAY

3. SECRET COVE

4. PENDER HARBOUR

5. PRINCESS LOUISA INLET

6. CHATTERBOX FALLS

7. SECRET BAY

8. GARDEN BAY

VANCOUVER

Gaze over the urban sprawl of Vancouver, looking at the ocean of opportunity that awaits. Take in your magical surroundings one last time as you walk down the dock to board your ultimate vacation destination for the next week! SUMMERTIME II and her fabulous crew await your arrival. Once onboard take time to settle in and get comfortable before your first dinner at sea.

BOWEN ISLAND

Located in the center of Howe Sound, Bowen Island, is a haven for rest and relaxation. A short cruise from Vancouver the island escape offers outdoor activities like biking, kayaking, paddleboarding, beachcombing, golf, scuba diving, and much more. Start your morning with a brisk walk around Crippen Park, you’ll be able to see SUMMERTIME II throughout your stroll. For a unique wellness experience go to Nectar Yoga for rejuvenation in an unspoiled nature setting. Visit some of the local art galleries and grab award winning chocolate at Cocoa West Chocolatier before departing for Secret Cove, your next exquisite destination.

SECRET COVE

The sheltered harbour of Secret Cove is located north of Sechelt near the entrance of Smuggler Cove Marine Park. This popular summer destination provides a remote atmosphere while maintaining the amenities and conveniences of a much larger community. The mild climate makes this an ideal location to spend the day fishing. With year-round fishing for chinook salmon and seasonal fishing for coho and sockeye salmon, you’re sure to catch a delicious dinner during your adventures. Keep your eyes out for whales passing by, you may see orcas breach in the water beside you.

PENDER HARBOUR

The next stop along your epic journey is Pender Harbour, a favorite among local yachters. The calm azure blue waters invite you to paddleboard or kayak around the tranquil protected bay. For a more adventurous afternoon, try cold-water scuba diving. The tide, well below the surface, rushes through the narrow inlets and makes for a truly unique underwater experience. After enjoying all the ocean has to offer, head to shore where you can explore the quaint resort or walk along the forested trails. End your day by enjoying cocktail hour on the top deck where you can look across the staggering landscapes.

PRINCESS LOUISA INLET

The 4-mile-long Princess Louisa Inlet is considered to be the “holy grail” of yacht cruising by yachting aficionados around the world. Accessed by the Malibu Rapids, the inlet is surrounded by 3,000-foot-tall mountains that plunge vertically over 600-feet below the depths of the water. You’ll feel as though you’re entering a cathedral as the Captain and crew slowly navigate through the waters. Once you clear the Malibu Rapids and continue cruising, you’ll be treated to stunning landscapes featuring dramatic waterfalls streaming down the breathtaking mountainsides. Once SUMMERTIME II is secured behind MacDonald Island, you’ll have the opportunity to take the tender ashore for an up-close view of Chatterbox Falls. No matter how many times this exquisite destination is visited, it always astonishes all who experience the sheer cliffs and natural beauty. A location this stunning deserves a longer stay, spend a couple of nights anchored in this serene inlet.

GARDEN BAY

After enjoying the majestic scenery of Princess Louisa Inlet return through the Jervis Inlet to Garden Bay. Located just South of Garden Bay you’ll experience a similar tranquil setting. The small village of 330 people was originally occupied by the Coast Salish First Nations. The rich history of this destination will leave you amazed. Take the tender across the bay to the Painted Boat Resort and Spa where you can spend the afternoon getting pampered. Their wide range of treatments are inspired by the ocean’s bounty and will leave you feeling refreshed. Take advantage of the jacuzzi, pool, glacier shower, and sauna before catching a seaplane flight home. The one-of-a-kind charter experience onboard SUMMERTIME II will have you craving another British Columbia adventure!

TIME ZONE

PACIFIC DAYLIGHT TIME - UTC/GMT -7 HOURS

CURRENCY

CAD - CANADIAN DOLLAR - $

CLIMATE

APRIL - HIGH 47°F / LOW 30°F

MAY - HIGH 53°F / LOW 35°F

JUNE - HIGH 59°F / LOW 40°F

JULY - HIGH 65°F / LOW 44°F

AUGUST - HIGH 66°F / LOW 46°F

SEPTEMBER - HIGH 58°F / LOW 41°F

OCTOBER -HIGH 47°F / LOW 34°F

CRUISING TIME 15 HOURS

DISTANCE

163 NAUTICAL MILES

WASHINGTON STATE

With its rugged natural beauty, fascinating local culture, and endless attractions to explore, it’s no wonder outdoor enthusiasts are drawn to the diverse waters of Washington. The Pacific in Northwest Washington presents a magical cruising opportunity filled with stunning coastal landscapes within the 172 named islands and reefs.

The San Juan Islands offer a uniquely blended experience including natural parks, towering mountains, plunging waterfalls, and protected bays, alongside welcoming communities, artistic culture, and charming local flair. Enjoy the pure beauty of this northwest paradise, where every destination you encounter boasts a superior experience from the last. One spot not to be missed is Roche Harbor, considered by boating aficionados to be one of the top cruising grounds in the world. Steeped in rich history and surrounded by lush gardens, the quintessential northwest resort and marina will amaze all who visit.

Spending time on the water in Puget Sound is truly an unforgettable experience. The calming sound of the waves as they lap against the shore, the fresh, salty air, and the ever-changing landscape as you travel beneath the majestic Olympic Mountains create an atmosphere of peace and joy. You will feel the joy and excitement of being on the majestic waters of the Puget Sound. From the lush forests and towering mountains to the big city lights of Seattle, there is something for everyone to enjoy. Evoke a sense of wonder as you spend your days exploring the inner reaches of inlets and passages offering awe-inspiring views of Mount Rainier and incredible whale watching.

Inland yachting on the Columbia River provides an unforgettable adventure. From the wineries of the Columbia Gorge to the rugged Snake River, you can find a wealth of breathtaking sights and activities while cruising. Whether you’re looking for an outdoor adventure or simply want to take relax and take in the beauty of the region, inland yachting on the Columbia River is the perfect way to do just that!

The captivating expanse of islands and beaches is perfectly suited for exploration by private yacht. As you wind through the islands flaunting robust rolling hills covered in kelly green trees, enjoy the glistening waters that create a green oasis rightly nicknamed ‘the Emerald Isle’. Here is a calm, magical mix of arts and culture, captivating forests, pristine lakes, and endless outdoor possibilities.

COLUMBIA RIVER

1. VANCOUVER

2. STEVENSON

3. COLUMBIA RIVER GORGE WINE TOUR

4. HOOD RIVER

5. RICHLAND

6. RED MOUNTAIN WINE TOUR

6. ALMOTA

7. CLARKSTON

VANCOUVER

Vancouver is the ideal destination for outdoor enthusiasts of all ages, with an abundance of geologically diverse landscapes and attractions, ranging from the mighty Columbia River to lush forests, rocky coasts, and legendary trails. With its convenient location to the Columbia River and plentiful marinas, Vancouver is a popular destination for boaters and sailors. It is also where your journey will begin. The stunning views of the Columbia Gorge accompany much of the area, boasting towering cliffs, old-growth forests, and hidden treasures. For boating fanatics, the Columbia River boasts a long, winding course with many exciting destinations and colorful riverfront communities.

STEVENSON

Continuing further south, Stevenson is a great spot to dock and explore. This Washington town features a variety of interesting attractions. The Columbia River Gorge in Washington is a stunning oasis for oenophiles, offering an unparalleled wine touring experience. With over 70 wineries and breathtaking scenery, this is a must-visit destination for any wine lover. Here, you can savor a wide range of vintages from sparkling and rosé to cabernet and chardonnay, as well as enjoy outdoor concerts, vineyard dinners, and more. Immerse yourself in luxury and explore the Columbia River Gorge’s unparalleled wine and sightseeing opportunities. There’s nothing quite like sipping a glass of local wine on the riverbanks with the majestic Mount Hood rising in the background.

COLUMBIA RIVER GORGE WINE TOUR

Le Doubblé Troubblé Wine Co | Pinot Noir is their specialty but they dabble in many other varieties including Chardonnay, Merlot, Gewurztraminer, and more.

Syncline Winery | Syncline Winery, in the beautiful Columbia River Gorge, produces Rhone-inspired wines from premium vineyards.

Cor Cellars | These wines are made with a gentle hand, highlighting site and producing a lighter style. They are therefore intriguing companions for food.

Maryhill Winery | Showcasing the rich and diverse flavors of Washington State wine with passion, patience and balance.

HOOD RIVER

The vibrant city of Hood River in Washington is the perfect destination for those seeking a luxurious getaway. Nestled in the picturesque Columbia River Gorge, it offers breathtaking views, world-class outdoor recreation, and award-winning breweries. Take a scenic drive along the historic Columbia River Highway, explore the many hiking trails, or simply relax onboard SUMMERTIME II and take in the sweeping views. With its abundance of natural beauty, and diverse attractions, Hood River is an ideal destination along your epic journey.

RICHLAND

Near the mouth of the Columbia River sits the city of Richland. Here, you can find worldclass golf courses, art galleries, and museums. Just east of Richland lies Red Mountain-home to some of Washington’s top wineries. Boasting delicious vintages, the wineries of Red Mountain are perfect for sampling some of the region’s best wines. The area is also known for its amazing views of the Columbia River Valley, making it a great spot to relax and enjoy the sights.

RED MOUNTAIN WINE TOUR

Avennia Estate | Sourcing from acclaimed vineyards and employing traditional cellar techniques, their goal is to create wines with a voice.

Hedges | Tending to the riches of Red Mountain with a visionary blend of biodynamic farming and time-honored winemaking techniques.

Col Solare | Col Solare is the partnership between two influential wine producers who are recognized leaders in their respective regions: Tuscany’s Marchesi Antinori and Washington State’s Chateau Ste. Michelle.

Fidélitas | Fidélitas is faithful to Bordeaux grape varietals, loyal to modern craft winemaking, and true to Red Mountain.

ALMOTA

Heading further south, the next stop on your inland yachting adventure is the Snake River. This powerful body of water offers some of the best whitewater rafting and kayaking in the region, as well as plenty of fishing and hiking opportunities. The Snake River also provides stunning views of the nearby Cascade Mountains, providing an unforgettable experience for outdoor lovers. Along your journey you’ll find golden sandy shores imploring you to lounge, relax, and unwind.

CLARKSTON

TIME ZONE

PACIFIC DAYLIGHT TIME - UTC/GMT -7 HOURS

CURRENCY USD - US DOLLAR - $ CLIMATE

APRIL - HIGH 63°F / LOW 42°F

MAY - HIGH 71°F / LOW 49°F

JUNE - HIGH 77°F / LOW 55°F

JULY - HIGH 85°F / LOW 60°F

AUGUST - HIGH 85°F / LOW 59°F

SEPTEMBER - HIGH 77°F / LOW 52°F

OCTOBER

CRUISING TIME 30.5 HOURS

DISTANCE

332 NAUTICAL MILES

PUGET SOUND

1. SEATTLE

2. PORT MADISON

3. POULSBO

4. BREMERTON

5. SILVERDALE

6. BLAKE ISLAND

7. BAINBRIDGE ISLAND

8. SEATTLE

SEATTLE

Begin your yacht vacation on Lake Union in Seattle, SUMMERTIME II awaits your arrival. Centrally located, Lake Union offers scaping views of the space needle and magnificent Seattle skyline. You’ll cruise past the many houseboats, through the ship canal to the iconic Hiram M. Chittenden locks. After transitioning from fresh water to salt water your epic adventure will begin. Navigate North past Shilshole Marina and Golden Gardens Park to Port Madison, where you’ll anchor at the entrance of Miller Bay. Spend your evening lounging on the bow netting and gazing upon the vibrant lights of the city.

PORT MADISON

From Miller Bay, you’ll cruise South through Agate Passage and under the towering Agate Bridge, connecting motorists to Bainbridge Island. Known for its picturesque views, thriving creative community, and abundance of marine wildlife, watch for whales as you cruise past Bainbridge Island. Continue your journey to Liberty Bay where you can make a quick stop in Poulsbo or cruise through, savoring the rugged green landscapes along the way.

POULSBO

Poulsbo offers an artistic waterfront park lined with Victorian homes and exquisite gardens. The town offers relaxed restaurants, exquisite bakeries, and quaint shops. You’ll notice the Norwegian heritage of the town as you walk along the streets. The Maritime Museum, located on Front Street, offers a glimpse into the world of boating in Washington State and beyond. After experiencing everything Poulsbo has to offer, continue to Dyes Inlet where Bremerton awaits.

BREMERTON

Bremerton is a beautiful city located in the heart of the Puget Sound. From stunning views of the Olympic Mountains and waters of Sinclair Inlet, to the thriving downtown district, Bremerton has something for everyone. Bremerton is home to the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard, which gives the city a unique and historic charm. There are miles of shoreline to explore and plenty of activities to keep you busy. From relaxing at the yacht clubs and marinas to taking in a show at the Admiral Theater, Bremerton is an exciting city to explore.

SILVERDALE

Entering through the Washington Narrows, Silverdale is a beautiful oasis nestled in Kitsap County. This charming waterfront town is home to breathtaking views of the Puget Sound and Olympic Mountains. There are plenty of outdoor activities to enjoy here as Silverdale boasts miles of hiking trails, beaches and boat launches. During the summer, you can explore the downtown area with its shops, restaurants, and cultural attractions. No matter the time of year, Silverdale is the perfect destination for an unforgettable adventure full of exploration and relaxation.

BLAKE ISLAND

Blake Island is a captivating destination located in Washington State, known for its natural beauty and rich cultural heritage. Situated in Puget Sound, this scenic island offers a serene escape from the bustling city life of Seattle. The island is famous for its lush forests, sandy beaches, and picturesque views of the surrounding waters. It is also home to Blake Island State Park, where visitors can enjoy a range of outdoor activities such as hiking, camping, and wildlife spotting. Moreover, Blake Island holds significant cultural importance as it was historically inhabited by the Suquamish Tribe, and today it serves as a site for showcasing Native American arts, performances, and traditions, making it a truly unique and enchanting destination.

BAINBRIDGE ISLAND

Boating to Bainbridge Island in Washington State is a delightful experience for both locals and visitors alike. Located just a short distance across the waters of Puget Sound from Seattle, Bainbridge Island offers a serene and scenic destination accessible by boat. As you navigate the calm waters, you’ll be treated to stunning views of the surrounding mountains, the Seattle skyline, and the majestic Olympic Peninsula. Upon arrival, you’ll discover a charming island with a vibrant arts community, quaint downtown area, and picturesque landscapes. Boaters can dock at the Bainbridge Island Marina or anchor in Eagle Harbor, providing convenient access to the island’s shops, restaurants, parks, and beaches.

SEATTLE

Allow yourself to luxuriate in the tranquility of your last breakfast aboard SUMMERTIME II as you gracefully sail onwards. The soothing ambiance embraces you, accompanied by the gentle lull of the waves beneath. Your experienced and dedicated crew, always at your service, will skillfully navigate the waters, ensuring your safe and comfortable passage back to Seattle. Reflecting upon your voyage, we sincerely hope that this unparalleled experience aboard our extraordinary yacht has surpassed your expectations.

TIME ZONE

PACIFIC DAYLIGHT TIME - UTC/GMT -7 HOURS

CURRENCY

USD - US DOLLAR - $

CLIMATE

APRIL - HIGH 57°F / LOW 43°F

MAY - HIGH 63°F / LOW 44°F

JUNE - HIGH 68°F / LOW 53°F

JULY - HIGH 73°F / LOW 57°F

AUGUST - HIGH 73°F / LOW 57°F

SEPTEMBER - HIGH 68°F / LOW 52°F

OCTOBER -HIGH 57°F / LOW 46°F

CRUISING TIME 13 HOURS

DISTANCE

65 NAUTICAL MILES

SAN JUAN ISLANDS

1. ANACORTES

2. SUCIA ISLAND

3. ROCHE HARBOR RESORT

4. SAN JUAN ISLAND

5. ORCAS ISLAND

6. ROSARIO RESORT

7. LOPEZ ISLAND

8. ANACORTES

ANACORTES

Meet your yacht, SUMMERTIME II, at Cap Sante Marina, located in the heart of Anacortes this bustling marina provides an excellent location to begin your vacation given its proximity to the islands. The San Juan Islands date back to 1791 when Francisco de Eliza, a Spanish naval commander, originally navigated through the waters. As you travel the same routes enjoy a refreshing cocktail and hearty canapes while watching for Orca whales to breach the water beside you. Begin your adventure with a two-hour long cruise North to Lummi Island. After an impeccable dinner cruise around the island continue to Sucia Island, a perfect destination to anchor.

SUCIA ISLAND

Wake up to the sound of birds chirping in the distance, their melodic tunes gently waking you from a deep slumber. Sucia Island is one of the largest archipelagos and provides 77,700 feet of shoreline and an 814-acre marine park. Look for bald eagles, blue herons, otters, and seals as you gaze upon the raw scenery surrounding you. The calm waters will entice you to grab a kayak for a relaxing morning paddle around the bay. Return to the yacht in time for a delectable breakfast served al fresco on the aft deck. After a short hour-long cruise later you’ll arrive in Roche Harbor. The historical resort and marina provide a wealth of activities and restaurants that will leave you amazed.

ROCHE HARBOR RESORT

Once the sight of a large-scale lime quarry, play bocce ball under the massive lime kilns that once dominated this destination. Whether it’s one or a dozen, be sure to pick up the renowned donuts from the Lime Kiln Café before walking through the resort. Hike to the mausoleum or walk through the nearby sculpture garden before returning to the docks where you’ll be greeted with friendly smiles by everyone you pass. Lose track of time shopping in the boutique shopped filled with island inspired and local goods. Don’t forget to crag a copy of Chef Shaw’s famous cookbook, the pages are filled with his tasty creations, so you can take a piece of your stay home with you. End the evening at McMillin’s Dining Room, the premier restaurant at the resort. As the sun sets of the marina casting its orange glow over the glassy water, listen for the color’s ceremony. A daily occurrence during the summer season, the colors ceremony is a favorite among guests and pays homage to the humble beginnings of the resort.

SAN JUAN ISLAND & ORCAS ISLAND

After a short cruise to Friday Harbor, also located on San Juan Island, you’ll arrive in a bustling town full of activities, shops, and restaurants that will leave you impressed. Known as an illustrious fishing destination, spend your afternoon as an angler chasing the abundant salmon, halibut, and rockfish that inhabit these waters. The unique underwater landscapes forged by the rocky islands and underwater reefs provides an excellent habitat. If you’re lucky enough to be vacationing in the late summer through early fall, throw out some crab pots to catch fresh Dungeness crab. Give your catch of the day to the chef, to prepare while you cruise to Deer Harbor on Orcas Island. Complete your action-packed day at anchor enjoying the sublime scenery and eating your freshly prepared dinner.

ROSARIO RESORT & SPA

Located in the East Sound and home to the Rosario Resort and Spa on Orcas Island, experience the splendor of this quaint northwest wonderland hidden in the woods.

Listed on the National Historic Register, walk through the Moran Mansion originally built in 1906 by Seattle shipbuilder and Mayor Robert Moran. After learning about the local history make your way to the spa for a treatment that is sure to provide maximum relaxation. After soaking up the majestic scenery of Rosario Resort and Spa, set off for Mackaye Harbor on Lopez Island. The longest cruise of your journey, you’ll pass by Obstruction Island before meandering around Blakely Island and Decatur Island. Keep your eyes open for the iconic white and green Washington State ferries that regularly pass these waters.

LOPEZ ISLAND

Originally named Chauncy Island and renamed Lopez Island in 1847, you’ll anchor in Mackaye Harbor at the southernmost point of the island overlooking the Strait of Juan de Fuca. As your epic adventure concludes, take time to appreciate your peaceful surroundings. Listen to the subtle waves roll onto the sandy beach, watch as the birds soar overhead, and breathe the fresh air deep into your lungs. Take a leisurely hike to the Iceberg Point monument overlooking the vast ocean beyond. Don’t forget to bring your binoculars for a chance to see Cattle Point Lighthouse on San Juan Island. Return to a perfectly prepared beach picnic and celebrate your last night onboard SUMMERTIME II.

ANACORTES

Indulge in your last breakfast aboard SUMMERTIME II while underway. Your friendly and attentive crew will ensure you arrive safely back at Cap Sante Marina. We hope you have enjoyed experiencing this unique destination onboard an extraordinary yacht!

TIME ZONE

PACIFIC DAYLIGHT TIME - UTC/GMT -7 HOURS

CURRENCY

USD - US DOLLAR - $

CLIMATE

APRIL - HIGH 56°F / LOW 40°F

MAY - HIGH 62°F / LOW 44°F

JUNE - HIGH 66°F / LOW 47°F

JULY - HIGH 71°F / LOW 50°F

AUGUST - HIGH 71°F / LOW 50°F

SEPTEMBER - HIGH 66°F / LOW 47°F

OCTOBER -HIGH 57°F / LOW 43°F

CRUISING TIME 10.25 HOURS

DISTANCE

119 NAUTICAL MILES

KEY FEATURES

Renovated Skylounge with New Furnishings

Upper-Deck with Firepit and Lounge Seating

Al Fresco Dining on Aft Deck and Upper-Deck

3 Sunpads on the Flybridge

Large Sunpad on the Bow

Large Swim Platform

TENDERS & TOYS

18’ Walker Bay 2021 Gen 525 tender (seats 10)

2 x Double Kayaks

2 x Single Kayaks

4 x SUPs

Wakeboard

Towable Tube

Fishing Equipment

Crab Pots

ACCOMMODATIONS

8 Guests in 4 Staterooms

1 Owner’s Suite, 2 VIP Staterooms, 1 Twin Stateroom

Bed Configuration: 1 King, 2 Queens & 2 Singles

AUDIO VISUAL & COMMUNICATION

Starlink

Sat Phone/Email

Cell Booster

55” Start TV in Salon, Skylounge, and Staterooms

Access to 400+ Movies

ARRANGEMENT YACHT FOR CHARTER | SUMMERTIME II | 116’ (35.35m) Hatteras