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We love driving around the island, visiting different harbors and bays. It didn’t rain so we had an amazing time. Really liked having the hotel so close to being in town and everybody was very friendly. You can’t beat the views, and every part of the island is a wonderful place to visit. Very relaxing. If you like beautiful, ocean views, farms, and relaxing this is the place to go. Mount Constitution is a must and deer Harbor also. We shopped at the local stores which have amazing art. There’s a little print shop in town that is a must visit where you can get custom shirts. The co-op is a nice small market, and the leather shop is a great visit. There is an outdoor gear place that has beautiful jackets if you forgot to bring the right coat. We ate at the orcas Inn for breakfast and also the new leaf café, which was definitely worth visiting.

Cute little town with lots of artsy stuff. A few good restaurants and a large grocery store. Its the main place to go for anything you need on the island. Nice public beach and day use dock for dingy or small boats.

We highly recommend the Kingfish Inn and restaurant! The room, Madrona #3, is very well appointed and you can’t beat the view. Our dining experience delightful! Food was expertly prepared and served with pride by the chef. We will book again.

Nice art galleries with quality work. More about Shore Thing house. Products used in house that created a overwhelming smell that made me sick. Had to immediately launder cloths when returning home and take a shower. Furniture and bedding reeked of this perfumed soap.

Version doesn’t work very well on the island. So when you go work with the locals. The management company’s have no clue what to do or how to do it. They say they will get back to you but when your phone doesn’t work that’s hard to do.

Nice walkable streets, most stores had their own distinctive character - was fun browsing them. Loved how the independent bookstore (40 years ownership!) laid out their books; the pottery cum art gallery (some of the local art pieces were really amazing); coffee shops. The burgers and fries were really good at The Lower Tavern. We enjoyed walking the labyrinth at the Emmanuel Episcopalian Church and looking out onto the sea. The Island Market had a great selection of grocery items, including to-go sandwiches and hot meals.