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Visit the Wineries on Bainbridge Island

Visit Bainbridge Island Wineries This Summer

There’s nothing that beats a ferry ride to Bainbridge Island from downtown Seattle during these beautiful summer months, especially to come visit the fantastic wineries on Bainbridge. Step onboard the Washington State Ferry System at Seattle’s Coleman Dock and ride the 35-minute ride to beautiful downtown Bainbridge Island. Not only is the journey incredible and

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Join Local Bainbridge Wineries This February

Bainbridge Island is a wonderful place to getaway this winter, especially if you’re looking for a cozy and romantic place to curl up and getaway from it all. Our luxury Bed and Breakfast is the perfect place enjoy a few days of romantic respite, with charming downtown Bainbridge Island just steps from our front door.

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Romantic Getaway for Valentine's Day on Bainbridge Island

Spend Valentine’s Day 2019 on Bainbridge Island

On the Eve of the New Year, it’s time to start looking forward to all the wonderful things to come in 2019. Part of those plans should include a getaway to Bainbridge Island’s most romantic Bed and Breakfast, the Eagle Harbor Inn. You’ll find that our Inn is well situated, just minutes from downtown Winslow,

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A romantic getaway and date night on Bainbridge Island, Washington

A Romantic Date Night on Bainbridge Island

Do you find yourself dreaming of a relaxing and romantic getaway, to help pass the time during these cold winter months? Seattle winters can be tough, especially with the long bouts of rain we’ve experienced this year. Valentine’s Day is just around the corner, so we can think of no better time to plan a

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Your Guide to Wine Tasting on Bainbridge Island

Did you know that our small island is home to seven unique wineries?  Some of the grapes come from vineyards on the eastern side of Washington, which has been a developing and increasingly popular wine destination in the United States.  But some of the grapes are grown right here on Bainbridge Island.  Wherever the grapes

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