When seeing the name "Rainbow" one might assume that the bridge is painted in the classic ROYGBIV…read morecolor scheme. And, I gotta admit, that would be cool. Alas, this bridge is merely shaped like a rainbow - though I'd be all about a petition to get it painted like one too! Spanning the Swinomish Channel, this lovely span connects the mainland with Fidalgo Island and is a great connection point to all things beyond (like Anacortes or Deception Pass). If you happen to have access to a boat, it's fun to cruise the channel and pass underneath the bridge, admiring its architectural magnificence from below. No boat? No worries? I like to view it from pretty Pioneer Park. And if you get there at just the right time of day, it's a wonderful place to catch the sunset (or the sunrise).

Pretty, blue water that the sunshine was hitting so beautifully. Very warm on a June 2026 day, but…read morenot much parking around unless you have a boat as part of your vehicle makeup. Designated parking for those specific vehicles. A really pretty stop from Whidbey island on my way back home. There is only one bench here :( watch out for the corner because incoming cars could jumpscare

What a fun and impromptu visit. We were in town for lunch and stumbled across the Museum…read more It's well laid out and the exhibits are really unique and fun to explore. There are two stories with both stair and elevator access. The store also has lots of cool things to buy and we found some goodies for our 5 year old. I recommend coming by and taking a look.

The Museum of Northwest Art is one of the few free attractions in the La Conner area. We wanted to…read morecheck out the town and stopped by to explore. There are about five parking spots in the small lot right next to the museum and street parking otherwise. The day that we went was actually the first day that it was open after being closed for a while. We explored some of the exhibits and one thing that caught our eye was an art piece that seemingly had some trash (like a burger bun wrapper) which was confusing. When we left we talked to the docent and she explained that it's there on purpose and many people had been asking about the very same thing. There were also some other exhibits of local artists on both the first and second floors. There's also a gift shop if you want to shop around. It's a nice place to check out some local art and support local artists.

Had a bit of confusion w/a mailing address and was worried as the holiday season had begun. Thank…read moreyou for fixing it

I've lived all over the country. This is one of the best little post offices with the most helpful…read morepeople that I've ever had the pleasure of knowing.

We had dreamed of going on a safari for years but didn't know where to start. Then we had the good…read morefortune of meeting Phil. From the very first day of working with him to plan and organize our trip of a lifetime, we felt we were in great hands. Phil's fantastic first-hand knowledge of the camps allowed him to create a trip that far surpassed the typical group package deals. Phil meticulously plans every detail of the trip, from the best places to stay to recover from jet lag before the safari, to every transfer. You are never left wondering where to go or if someone will be there to meet you. The camps he chooses are small and personal, where you are taken care of and treated like family. The safari experience is second to none, with personal drivers and guides who are excellent, highly skilled, and knowledgeable. If you want a safari experience to remember, I can't recommend Phil and On Safari-In enough!

This was one of the most amazing trips I've ever been on, and I can't imagine doing it without…read morePhil's help. We didn't know anything about going on safari, and Phil build a custom trip that catered to exactly our personal travel style of going to some of the more off-the-beaten-path places with fewer tourists, but still lots of amazing experiences (we watched a family of elephants chase off a pair of male lions!). Everyone we met was on their 4th or 10th safari and when they found out we'd never been before, they'd always ask, "So how did you even find this place?" Also I had no idea you could have a vacation with this much adventure and yet zero stress. Having Phil take care of everything and getting it all arranged for and paid in advance took a HUGE load off of us, which was so great as we both have jobs where we typically do a lot of planning and project management. By taking care of that, Phil let us go on an exciting vacation where we actually got to RELAX. We took literally THOUSANDS of amazing photos, but here are just a couple fun ones I shot with my phone.

In the process of suing Expedition Trips I discovered not only did they not refund my money for a…read morecanceled trip (late 2019) but they also paid themselves an hefty commission of over $5,000 on the $20,000 trip and never refunded that either. They kept the $5000 commission despite the fact that the trip never happened! Prior to contacting Expedition Trips, I'd never heard of the tour operator, One Ocean Expeditions. Expedition Trips recommended them over the well-established Quark Expeditions. I relied on their expertise. Subsequently, when they became fully aware of the risks, they neglected to adequately express them to me. The hefty commission explains their steering me to One Ocean Expeditions in the first place. My friend fully insured a canceled cruise with One Ocean Expeditions with Allianz Insurance. This company refused to pay the claim on the basis that One Ocean was considered 'substandard'. Has anyone been able to file a successful claim? Expedition Trips justifies their dishonest and sleazy behavior stating 'if I had insured the trip....' and in the end this wouldn't have mattered. I was lied to repeatedly on the phone about causes for itinerary changes/departures which I mistakenly didn't challenge and have been subject to Expedition Trip's 'blame the victim' mentality.

These losers won't stop spamming us with unwanted marketing messages, despite our requests. They…read morerudely and unprofessionally hung up on my husband when he called them to tell them to stop sending messages every day. Their tactics are dripping in desperation. Maybe because it is 2020 and no one is traveling. Or maybe because it's not 1993 anymore and people don't need travel agents and other middlemen when they have the power of the internet to make their own travel arrangements. Either way, I don't know why any business would think it's a good idea to conduct themselves this way. Their behavior has pretty much ensured that we will go out of our way to avoid Expedition Trips! If you want to be treated rudely, or like a commodity, then by all means drop them a line.