Sailing to Sucia and Patos Islands, exploring mysterious coastlines of mythical realms. Honeycomb sandstone rock formations are homes to pinnipeds. What is around the next corner? Tension in the sound of silence. We were guests in a land belonging to the creatures of Fossil Bay, Snoring Bay, Echo Bay and Active Cove. New places to explore, go ashore and stand in wonder and awe while sailing the San Juan Islands.
Sailing passed Sucia Island
Sailing passed Sucia Island, San Juan Islands
Sucia Island, San Juan Islands, Honey Combed Sandstone
Sucia Island, San Juan Islands, Honey Combed Sandstone
Sailing Passed Sucia Island Blue Camas wildflowers
Harbor seals on Honeycombed sandstone shoreline of Sucia Island
Sucia Island rock formations
Sucia Island rock formations
Sucia Island rock formations
Sucia Island rock formations
Sucia Island rock formations
Sucia Island
Sailing passed Sucia island
Sailing Passed Sucia
Sailing to Sucia – San Juan islands
Great Blue Heron on Sucia Island sandstone rock formation
Black Oyster Catcher, Sucia Island
Sleeping Steller Sea Lion, Sucia Island
Steller Sea Lions of Sucia Island – notice the tiny sea lion next to the big male
Sucia Steller sea Lions
Harbor seals near Alden Point Lighthouse, Patos Island
Harbor Seal nestled in cove, Patos Island
Peniel anchored Active Cove, Patos Island
Captain David Howitt ashore exploring Patos Island
Blue Camas and bees, Patos Island
Blue Camas Wildflowers at Alden Point Lighthouse, Patos Island
Peniel at anchor, Patos Island, sailing San Juans
Bald Eagle having supper