Explore Local Partnerships and Whidbey Island
WHIDBEY COFFEE
At our properties, we believe in providing our guests with the finest amenities, and now, that includes the signature flavors of Whidbey Coffee.
As part of this collaboration, we are excited to offer each booking a complimentary drink coupon for a cup of coffee in one of their locations across the island. Discover the coupon conveniently placed next to your coffee grinds!
Book your stay today and get ready to enjoy in the aromatic embrace of Whidbey Coffee. Your perfect cup awaits! You can find one of their four locations on Whidbey Island here.
WHIDBEY ISLAND TOUR COMPANY
We've partnered with Whidbey Island Tour Company, a local wine tour company that offers all-inclusive wine and spirits tastings. All AvantStay guests will receive 10% off wine tours (original value $150/person) with code AVANT10, in addition to a courtesy gift bag and Whidbey scented candle that you can take home to enjoy.
Cruise through the stunning Whidbey Island landscapes and stop at four carefully curated destinations, each offering a distinct and exquisite wine tasting experience. Book your wine tour adventure here.
EXPLORE WHIDBEY ISLAND
Enjoy a romantic and peaceful getaway to one of Whidbey Island's luxurious Vacation Rental Homes, or bring your hiking boots to one of the state parks listed below and experience for yourself why Whidbey Island is so popular with local Puget Sound Natives. In addition to offering a laid-back atmosphere and romantic get-away accommodations, Whidbey Island also is in the "rain shadow" of the Olympic Mountains and receives half the annual rainfall of Seattle.
Narrow country roads winding through farmland make for a relaxing drive and welcome respite from the freeways of the mainland. Small towns and villages on Whidbey Island offer pleasant shops, casual browsing and good food. State parks provide easy access to outdoor activities and scenic views of Puget Sound and distant mountains.
History buffs will note that Whidbey Island has long been viewed as a key defense site. There are military relics from bygone eras, including 19th century blockhouses originally built to protect against Native American attack and concrete bunkers from World War II, as well as todays Naval Air Station Whidbey near Oak Harbor. While soaking up the history, stretch your legs with a seven mile hike along the shoreline from Fort Casey to Fort Ebey.
Fort Casey State Park on Whidbey Island is a 467-acre marine camping park with a lighthouse and sweeping views of Admiralty Inlet and the Strait of Juan de Fuca. A coast artillery post features two historic guns on display. The park features 10,810 feet of saltwater shoreline on Puget Sound (Admiralty Inlet), and includes Keystone Spit, a two-mile-plus stretch of land separating Admirality Inlet and Crocket Lake.
For a wonderful article written in the Seattle Times about our unique island and all the must do's while you are here, check out this link:
