100% awesome! So much to see. John was an incredible guide. He knew so much about Gig Harbor…read more Beautiful views. We had a blast

Really wonderful!! John was so kind and accommodating! As a local it was fun to see the harbor from…read morea different view. Would recommend for anyone

Had a great tour on one of the Navy Whale boats. The Captain was very knowledgeable and friendly…read more Learned a lot about Gig Harbor and the history of the Tacoma Narrows bridges. Along with seeing lots of wildlife (bald eagles, harbor seals, and giant sea lions), we got to see Salmon Beach, a unique waterfront Tacoma neighborhood only accessible by hiking or boat.

Fun boat ride to see wild life and the islands outside of gig harbor. Definitely worth the $50, the…read moretour guide was knowledgeable and spoke clearly. Fun getting out on the water on a clear day. We ran 10 minutes behind and they were even nice enough to wait for us!!! Left a nice tip!

OK people, you have to make a cruise with Tim and Greg a must do when in Seattle. Beautiful ship,…read morespotless, comfortable and historic. We had a 5 star meal, from the salad, fresh fish and risotto, homemade cobbler with fresh on the boat vanilla ice cream. Informative, refreshing and comfortable. These guys make you feel like family. I can't rave enough how comfortable yet classy this historic and spotless ship is. Thank you guys, see you soon.

This was my very first sailing class (101), and it exceeded all my expectations!…read more Mike Clidas was an outstanding instructor--knowledgeable, engaging, and incredibly effective at breaking down complex concepts. The class progressed smoothly from one topic to the next, making it easy to absorb a large amount of information without feeling overwhelmed. I'll definitely be returning for the 102, 103 and 104 courses. In fact, I was so impressed that I'll be signing up for a membership to get some additional practice on the water. If I could give 6 stars, I would. Highly recommended! Thanks to the entire team!

If you're looking for an incredible experience with ASA training or certification, look no further…read morethan PSSI. The instruction was professional, clear, and truly top-notch--these guys are heads above the rest. Mike Clidas and his crew were outstanding. Mike is not only extremely knowledgeable but also an incredible teacher. His patience and ability to explain the course material in a fun, easy-to-understand way made the learning experience both effective and enjoyable. Great job, PSSI team--you made the process seamless and memorable! Kelly Steck

Great dive charter out of Tacoma! We love supporting our local dive boats and send many thanks to…read morethe crew for safe dives. We recommend this dive charter to all divers in the area.

We recently ran a charter through Bandito Charters for a scuba trip out of tacoma and went over to…read moreMaury Island. The crew and captain were awesome, they were full of very helpful knowledge about the different dive sites, currents, drifts and sealife. They really know how to take care of their customers. They help divers on and off with their gear and have a varitey of food and snacks available for free to the divers. One of my favorite parts was that they had hot chicken noodle soup ready for us after the second dive which really helped warm us up and prepare for a cold night dive. Bandito gets an A+ in my book, err 5 stars I guess.

Seattle's Tall Ship is perfect 2 hour activity for anyone looking for a relaxed way to sail around…read morethe Puget Sound. I booked a 4:30 PM tour for 2. Pricing was reasonable at $59 per person. There are some differences in their price tiers dependent on the time and type of sailing. Prices can range between $39-$79. Their email notifications are thorough and provided recommendations on parking, things to bring, and what to expect onboard. Snacks and non-alcoholic drinks are allowed. Alcoholic beverages such as beer, wine, and mimosas are available for purchase onboard the ship. The check-in tent is located by Anthony's on Pier 66. Boarding started at around 10 minutes before departure and crew members walked us down to the marina. The ship is an 85 foot long schooner named Bay Lady and features an 87 foot mast and bench seating with backrests. This ship also has a cannon which they did fire while out on Puget Sound. The tour was 2 hours and unnarrated and bar service immediately started as soon as we cleared the marina. About 30 minutes into the voyage, crew members asked for volunteers to hoist the sails. Overall, I highly recommend this experience. The crew were attentive and consistently checked-in on our group.

Everyone was so friendly! This was a great way to spend a couple of hours. It was very relaxing and…read morethe weather was perfect. My daughter said she was cold, but I prefer this over the triple digit Texas heat back home! Definitely a must do activity!

Fantastic sturgeon trip with Mark Youngblood Sportfishing. Mark was terrific. He put us on the fish…read moreand ensured we maximized our time fishing. Boat was ready to go as communicated and we hit three locations, all with large sturgeon. Gear was in great condition, all the same rods and reels. Always baited with fresh bait and in the water as soon as possible. My 10 Y/O son was ecstatic to haul in a large sturgeon and Mark was great with him as well. Definitely coming back to Mark for Halibut, Tuna, Salmon, Bottomfish and more Sturgeon!

The WA state ferry system is amazing…read more We went on this to the island off Point Defiance. The crew and staff overall were great. Easy on easy off and a great ride. The views while crossing are spectacular and it's a great overall experience. Anytime you can take the ferry you have to because it's a perfect way to enjoy Washington and the islands

This fairy is probably honestly three stars but I have to give it a little extra for the gorgeous…read morePark that is is connected to. If you arrive a little early or you end up missing a ferry, you can just park your car and walk around an enjoy the duck pond or gorgeous scenery. The ride is also very short; only about 15 minutes or so. I appreciate both of those things. In my van, which is under 22 ft, they charge $34 for the vehicle, + $7 per person and I believe they charge my card a payment fee. It comes out to somewhere between $42 and $45 every time I cross, which is worth it in my opinion for the trip. It's probably slightly cheaper in a regular car and definitely a lot more affordable if you're on foot or bike. It's always pre-organized and easy to make the ferry, but people do sometimes get turned around at the road once you enter the park. Just to stay to the right and you will be fine.