Renta de alojamientos vacacionales con kayak en Puget Sound

The BayView Rendezvous - w/ Beach Access & Kayaks

The Bayview Rendezvous is a beautifully remodeled 3 bedroom home in the Illahee Manor Estate in Bremerton, WA. The home sits down a semi-private driveway that is only shared with other properties within the Estate (5 other homes on property.) Guests have access to explore the full 5 acre property including a pathway leading down to the waterfront with access to boating equipment. Central location for hoping on the ferry to Downtown Seattle, exploring the Hood Canal, Olympic Mountains, & more!

Historic Discovery Bay Beach Cabin Stunning Views

Experience healing and peace with the sound of gentle waves on Discovery Bay. Our cabin was built in 1939 by our grandfather who was an early businessman in Port Townsend. He wisely recognized for decades to come this would be a prized place of rest, enjoyed by 5 generations. Our two kayaks for beginners and new paddle board are available for rent. Explore the unbelievable beauty of the Olympic National Park just a few miles away featuring hiking to rainforests, glaciers, and mountain lakes.

Log Castle - on the beach

Built with logs harvested from family property, the Log Castle is warm, welcoming for your family and friends. Its eclectic design, stunning water views, and beachfront location make it an ideal home base for your vacation. Enjoy the wide sandbar, 2 small kids kayaks and 2 adult kayaks for paddling, a swimming raft, low-populated beach, and hiking trails across the road. The newly-renovated kitchen has a 180 degree water view. The large fireplace makes for a comfortable and cozy retreat.

Cozy Retreat w/ Vintage Charm & Puget Sound Views

Kickback and relax in the 120-year-old Harper Beachside Escape. This tranquil home was craftly restored to hold its original charm while still catering to the tastes of a modern society. Sitting on a private beach next to a public fishing pier. You can sit under the covered porch enjoying views of Blake Island and the local sea otters. Bring your boat and anchor it out front while you explore all the Puget Sound has to offer. Worried about charging your electric vehicle? We got you covered!

Waterfront Escape- Olalla Bay-Kayaks-Sealife

Olalla Bay Getaway is at the waters edge, just 45 minutes from Seattle via ferry or 10 minutes to Gig Harbor. The ever-changing views of the occasional seals, otters, porpoises, and eagles. The sound of waves and birds makes the perfect soundtrack for your getaway. Enjoy relaxing on a sun filled deck or check out the porch swing-perfect for a good book, glass of wine or a nap after your days adventure. Included in your stay are: kayaks, paddle board wood fire pit & propane fire table.

The Waterwheel | Bayfront | Kayaks + Pickleball

The Waterwheel at Black Pearl on Dyes Inlet — a private over-water retreat with its own sauna, king bedroom, and waterfront deck. Wake to the sound of the working waterwheel just outside or step straight down to the beach. The private lower level of The Helm — available standalone when The Helm is unbooked. Full resort amenities included: private beach, kayaks, paddleboards, beachside firepit, and pickleball court. The Loft available separately — inquire about compound availability.

Lake Front Retreat, Sauna/Hot Tub

Revitalize your mind and body at our retro 1970s A-frame cabin nestled in the trees on the shore of Lake Minterwood. Unwind in this stylish amenity-rich retreat with a sauna, hot tub and cold plunge experience, as you watch the vibrant wildlife awaken around you. For an adventurous twist, grab a kayak or paddle board and explore the tranquil waters of this Gig Harbor lake. After a day of fun, relax next to the lakeside fire or enjoy a card game in the cozy gathering areas inside.

Family, Dog Friendly, Waterfront Beach House

Come stay in Longbranch away from the city and enjoy this serene beach front property with a 400 sq. foot deck and its scenic Mt Rainier view. This modernized mid-century property sits on over 1.5 acres with small orchard and abundant wildlife of land and sea.  Enjoy the amenities of a waterfront lifestyle with 5 kayaks and 2 SUP to explore Filucy Bay and beyond. Sit by the wood burning fireplace during those chilly PNW evenings or relax on the comfortable deck furniture.

Guest House with a view above the beach.

Come explore beautiful Bainbridge Island and stay in our comfortable guest home. Located 5 miles from the ferry on the Northeast side of the island. This home is a separate dwelling with it's own driveway and private entrance located on our property. The short walk to the beach is about 5 minutes where you can have a beach fire, build a fort or simply relax and enjoy the views of the shipping lanes, Mt. Rainer, herons, eagles, orcas and our neighborhood sea lions.

Luxury Waterfront w/ Private Dock + Kayaks

True waterfront on Point Monroe with private dock and panoramic Bay views. Launch the provided kayaks and paddleboards from your own shoreline, bring your boat, and unwind around the firepit as seals and eagles pass by. Newly remodeled with open-concept living that flows directly to the water. Walk to Fay Bainbridge Park and reach the Seattle ferry in just 15 minutes. A rare Bainbridge stay where the water isn’t just the view — it’s your backyard.

Treehouse | Skylight, Deck, Forest + Lake Views

Two ancient Douglas firs hold up this one-of-a-kind treehouse, designed and built by hand by artist-owner Shawn. Set on 20 private acres of old-growth forest above Mission Lake, with views stretching to the Olympic Mountains. 75 mins from Seattle by car or scenic ferry. Your stay directly funds the Rockland Artist Residency, a free program for artists from around the world.

Spacious Beach Front Home on Hood Canal w/ Kayaks!

Come enjoy 244 feet of beach front Hood Canal living! Take a deep breath of the fresh salt air that awaits you. This 3,000 sq ft home is the perfect vacation retreat for those seeking the best in that the Hood Canal has to offer. Enjoy breathtaking views from the entire backside of the property as you view the Olympic Mountain range and pristine Puget Sound waters.