Travel Guide

Located just fifty miles north of Seattle via the Mukilteo Ferry, Langley by the Sea is the ultimate destination on Whidbey Island, offering year-round appeal. This charming village boasts an array of art galleries, antique shops, unique boutiques, a vibrant performing arts center, a cozy movie theater, wineries, and a captivating glassblowing studio. Langley also features a diverse culinary scene with exceptional restaurants, and we're here to assist you with reservations. Don't miss the exciting annual events that make Langley special, including the enchanting Christmas Tour in December, the thrilling Mystery Weekend in February, the melodious Jazz Festival in June, the vibrant Choochokam art festival in July, the fun-filled Island County Fair in August, and the soulful Djangofest at the end of September. On weekends, the Farmers Market is a must-visit. With twenty-one enticing activities to explore in Langley and its surroundings, why not treat yourself and experience it all?


Things to Do

Whidbey Island provides diverse activities, including exploring scenic parks, immersing in local art and culture, and visiting historical landmarks. Wineries and farm-to-table dining options add to the island's appeal. With its mix of outdoor adventures, cultural attractions, and culinary experiences, Whidbey Island ensures a memorable visit.

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Beaches Nearby

Stroll down to the Langley beach below Edgecliff, or drive 15 minutes to the Driftwood beach at the end of Double Bluff Road. View Seattle and Cruise ships passing.

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Deception Pass and San Juan scenery

If you have time to drive to the northern tip of Whidbey Island, (1-hour drive), don't miss Deception Pass! Beautiful, breathtaking views of the San Juans from the bridge!

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Fishing

Enjoy the peacefulness of fishing at secluded Goss Lake, Lone Lake and Deer Lake. 

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Orchard Kitchen

The Orchard Kitchen, a year-round restaurant, presents a weekly changing menu served at communal tables featuring fresh, locally sourced ingredients through collaborations with farmers, vintners, cheesemakers, and chefs.

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Saltwater Fish House and Oyster Bar

The Saltwater Fish House and Oyster Bar is a seafood-centric establishment known for its diverse menu, featuring dishes like Fish and Chips, Clam Chowder, Lobster Rolls, Crab Cakes, Mussels, Clams, and an impressive selection of oysters.

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Ultra House

The newly opened Ultra House in Langley Village offers an eclectic blend of transcontinental delights, including Japanese ramen, imported craft beers, sake, snacks, and a unique selection of personal treasures.

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Places to Eat

Whidbey Island boasts a delectable culinary scene with a variety of dining options to suit every palate. You can savor freshly caught seafood, prepared to perfection, while enjoying waterfront views. Some establishments offer farm-to-table cuisine, featuring locally sourced ingredients that capture the essence of the island's agricultural heritage.