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Washington & Oregon Wonders
From £2,765 pp
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14 nights
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Economy flights
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Available April - October
A road trip designed by mother nature as she shows off the inland and coastal delights of the Pacific Northwest. Marvel at the states of Washington and Oregon with their mesmerising national parks, quaint coastal and inland drives, and world-renowned locations. This is a holiday focused on America’s beautiful landscapes.
What’s included?
- International flights from the UK based on economy class
- Accommodation for 14 nights
- 12 days compact car hire with fully inclusive insurance, unlimited mileage and taxes
Holiday Map
Explore our interactive map to discover your holiday route and key points of interest.
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Point of interest
Your day-to-day plan
Day 1-3
Arrive in Seattle
Visit all the city sights of Seattle, taking in Pike Place Market, the awesome views from the Space Needle, and the fantastic cuisine of Chinatown. You could also take a trip to the 268-foot-high Snoqualmie Falls, one of Washington state’s most popular scenic attractions and made even more famous by its appearance in the television series Twin Peaks. Late afternoon on your third day, you’ll pick up your hire car and get ready for your road trip.
Day 4
Seattle to Mount Rainier National Park, 104 miles
Your next stop takes you to a place of unparalleled natural beauty, Mount Rainier National Park. The park includes rugged mountain peaks and stunning wildflower blooms. Mount Rainier is an iconic part of the state’s magnificent landscape.
Day 5-6
Mount Rainier National Park to Hood River, 131 miles
There are so many things to do in Hood River so enjoy the outdoors and entertainment. In addition to beautiful walks and waterfall hikes, you can try whitewater rafting, windsurfing and salmon fishing. The city offers plenty of activities to reinvigorate yourself, with great places to eat, drink and shop afterwards.
Day 7
Mount Hood to Crater Lake National Park, 247 miles
Today you will travel to Crater Lake National Park, home to stunning Crater Lake. Formed by a volcanic eruption and the collapse of the volcano, the lake is one of the deepest in the world and is famous for its deep blue colour and water clarity.
Day 8-9
Crater Lake National Park to Bandon, 182 miles
Stretching along the south bank of the winding Coquille River where it flows into the Pacific Ocean, Bandon is known as one of the top producers of cranberries in the country. Bandon has so many places to enjoy the scenery and its spectacular ocean views - we recommend visiting Face Rock Scenic Point and enjoying a beautiful walk along the beachfront. There are also top-flight golf courses if you would like to get on the fairways. With an abundance of freshly caught seafood on offer, why not enjoy a fantastic Clam Chowder at Bandon Fish Market Restaurant?
Day 10-11
Bandon to Portland, 248 miles
As you head north to Portland, be sure to stop by Willamette Valley, Oregon’s Wine Country. It is home to over 300 wineries so there is no shortage of options. Upon arrival into Portland, take some time to discover the International Test Rose Garden and Washington Park, or take a tour of Pittock Mansion to hear the fascinating story of Henry Pittock - the newspaper and business magnate. Try breakfast at Jam on Hawthorne or its sister location Cricket Café for a sumptuous start to the day.
Day 12-13
Portland to Olympic National Park, 211 miles
Enclosed by the Pacific Ocean to the west and the vast forests of Olympic National Park to the east, the Portland peninsula of Olympic National Park is simply wonderful. The Sol Duc, Bogachiel and North Fork Calawah Rivers offer outstanding and beautiful hikes to glorious waterfalls, lush rainforests and wildlife experiences.
Day 14
Olympic National Park to Port Townsend, 137 miles
En route to your overnight destination of Port Townsend, have a picnic at scenic Bogachiel State Park. Continue to Port Townsend on the Olympic Peninsula, which is known for its beautiful Victorian architecture and local hospitality. Make sure you arrive in time to enjoy a stroll around the city.
Day 15
Homeward Bound
On your journey back to Seattle, why not pay a visit to the Museum of Flight or the Boeing Future of Flight Museum conveniently located on your route to the airport? Afterwards, return your rental car before departing Seattle for your homebound flight.
Related Itineraries
This holiday requires an ESTA for entry to the United States, for full details and to apply please see below:
Please note selected national parks in the USA require reservations for vehicles in order to enter the parks. Reservations are required in advance. This is in addition to purchasing a national park entrance ticket. Early booking is recommended.
Further information on the parks, where vehicle reservations are required and how to book can be found on:
USA National Parks
