While Seattle may be known as coffee central, our quiet island community is also all about the java. Pegasus Coffee is just one of the many Bainbridge Island coffee shops worth stopping in for a latte and a sweet treat. The old vine-covered brick building is a popular gathering place for locals and visitors alike.
Hidden creatures, expressive faces, and recycled materials: the Danish Artist Thomas Dambo Trolls are some of the world’s most spectacular outdoor art installations. In fact, they span the globe from the municipalities of Copenhagen to the western shores of Australia and now meet Pia the Peacekeeper, in our quiet community of Bainbridge Island. You’ll have
Many visitors to our small island community are coming to celebrate, and there are a lot of wonderful restaurants on Bainbridge Island for dinners and events. Heyday Farm is a favorite destination dining opportunity—a historic and sustainable six-acre farm about ten minutes from the Bainbridge Island ferry. Heyday Farm is a fantastic place to visit
There’s something magical about the Pacific Northwest scenery, and one of the best ways to experience this natural beauty is at the local Bainbridge Island beaches. You’ll see picturesque sandy stretches on quiet coves as the ferry comes into dock or romantic rocky shorelines with driftwood, sea glass, and agates. Our island in Puget Sound
Located just 35 minutes by ferry from Seattle, Downtown Bainbridge Island has a charming tree-lined main street with shops, cafes, wineries, and art galleries, perfect for an afternoon stroll. During the summer, these quiet streets turn into a lively tourist hub. Many visitors just come for a day trip and retreat back to the city
There’s something extraordinary about starting your vacation on the Seattle to Bainbridge Ferry. You’ll glide across the beautiful blue-green waters of Puget Sound, with views of Mount Rainier to the south, the Olympic Mountain range to the west, the sparkling Seattle city skyline to your back, and rolling emerald hills of Evergreen trees at every
During the late spring and early summer, Bloedel Reserve and all of Bainbridge Island, in fact, begin to come alive with buds, bulbs, bright green, and colorful blooms. The landscape of the Northwest loves to put on a show after the long, wet winter, and our quiet island community starts to buzz again with visitors,
There’s certainly no shortage of things to do on Bainbridge Island all year round! In fact, each season has its draw to our sleepy island community on the Puget Sound. Winter is cozy and best spent indoors, and Spring means crisp sunny days and cherry blossoms along Winslow Way (our charming main street). Summer is
Just a quick 35-minute ferry ride from Seattle, you’ll find some of the best dining options in the Northwest. From farm-to-table menus and casual cafes to elegant seafood feasts and tasty pub grub, these Bainbridge Island Restaurants do not disappoint. As of late, many of the island’s long-time restaurants have changed ownership, which often brings
There’s no better place to spend a chilly, rainy Northwest day on the island than at the Bainbridge Island Museum of Art. Next year will mark the 20th anniversary of this local gem, connecting visitors and residents alike to the beautiful and creative art of the Puget Sound region. The major exhibits at the Bainbridge
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