When visiting the Islands the ferry is the only way to cruise...you can drive to some of them (Bainbridge, Port Townsend, or Whidbey), but you save time with the ferry. Plus you get to see the scenic water ways and the hidden homes and mansions in secluded splendor ! More

You feel you're going someplace special when you get on a ferry, even if it's a 2-hour trip. They are clean, run on time unless the weather is horrid, have options (car or walk on) and spacious. You enter lalaland for awhile and it's a great stress reducer. More

Not to be missed! The view is breathtaking, the air is fresh. I cannot say one negative thing about the ferries! More

It was great and safe for being out on the water. No reason to bring the car if you plan to ride back as well. Great photo opportunity too. More

Eating a cup of delicious chowder while listening to the seagulls as the wind whips your face... There just isn't any better "Washington" experience! More

I've rode the ferry from several ports. It is an easy way to get around the Puget Sonud. The plus to it is that is you get to see the beauty of the Sound and you can relax on the ferry. More

When ever we go to Washington on vacation we always use the Ferries. What a fantastic way to travel. We usually take the Seattle to Bremerton Ferry and Bremerton to Seattle Ferry. Some times we drive aboard, and other times we park in Bremerton and walk aboard. I prefer walking aboard when visiting Seattle which is less stressful for me... More

we took 3 different Ferries while we were in Seattle. One trip was for a convention and they took us all the way around the sound and showed us some cool houseboats, etc that people lied on. They even go out in the fog and gloomieness of the day. One day we went on a trip to Canada and it... More

Beautiful, short trip from the south end of Whidbey Island to Mulkilteo. Left our car and when up on top of Ferry. Not only is is a beautiful trip, it is a shortcut to get from Whidbey Island to Mukilteo and Seattle. More