The Cascade Mountain Range bisects the state into two distinct environments and climates and is the principle reason why Washington State has such incredibly diverse scenery. Western Washington remains lush and verdant year-round and shares the coastal North American temperate rainforest with northern California. East of the Cascade Range, the climate is arid with dramatic desert landscapes and towering Ponderosa pine forests. But one thing is for sure – wherever you find yourself in the State you are never very far from some of the most beautiful scenery in North America.

Two of the country’s most spectacularly beautiful national parks lie within Washington State - North Cascades National Park and Mount Rainier National Park.

From stunning coastal drives and pretty Pacific Coast villages to the stunning wines country and the delights of Seattle you will fall in love with Washington State.

For tailor-made holidays to Washington State, contact the USA experts at Bon Voyage.

USA Rail Holiday - Coast Starlight Seattle to Los Angeles

One of the most beautiful of all the US train routes, the Coast Starlight connects the great cities of the West Coast with magnificent scenery.

The Pacific Coast Explorer

Sample the best of America's west coastline from the California Coast to the rugged Oregon wilderness, taking in some of the best landscape scenery and cities in the area.

USA Rail Holiday - The Northern Explorer

The Northern Explorer gives you the opportunity to see the rugged Northwest States from the comfort of your train, including Chicago, Seattle and San Francisco.

The Great Pacific Northwest

Sample the unique landscape of this part of America and encounter majestic mountain ranges, vast rivers and scenic highways on this outdoor adventure.

Washington State and Oregon

Uncrowded, undiscovered and undeniably stunning. This tour will take you along the scenic, rugged coast of Oregon and on into the wild and stunningly beautiful surroundings of Washington State.

Pacific Coast Adventure - Seattle to San Francisco

A sampling of Seattle, the beautiful Oregon coast, and the California wine country make this magnificent journey along the Pacific Coast one you'll remember.

Cruise the Columbia & Snake River on the American Empress

Majestic, unspoiled and unimaginably glorious - welcome to the pristine Pacific Northwest on American Empress.

Pacific Coast Highway Seattle to Los Angeles - 15 Day Guided Motorcycle Tour

Discover the dramatic coastal scenery of California, Washington State and Oregon as you cruise along the famed Pacific Coast Highway on this 1,400 mile ride.

Adventures in the Pacific Northwest - A Trafalgar Escorted Tour

Connect with the rugged wilderness, scenic landscapes and independent spirit of Portland and Seattle as you blaze a trail north through lush Olympic National Park, historic icons and charming seaside towns.

Mount Rainier National Park

Located 54 miles southeast of Seattle, Mount Rainier National Park encompasses 235,625 acres, ranging in elevation from 1,610 feet to 14,410 feet above

Washington's Wine Country

When we think of the great wine regions of the world, or even of the USA, Washington State rarely springs to mind. But the last 25 years have seen a

Pacific Northwest Coastal Drive

One of the highlights of any visit to the Pacific Northwest is the drive north from California through Oregon to Seattle, Washington (or vice versa of course). The rugged winding coastline and lush forests

Boeing Aircraft Factory

Boeing aircraft are known the world over – in fact you may well journey across the Atlantic on one. Why not visit

Olympic National Park

Olympic National Park is often referred to as "three parks in one” as it encompasses three distinctly different ecosystems;

North Cascades National Park

North Cascades National Park is located in Washington State and runs right up the border with British Columbia

Whale Watching in Washington State

Whale watching in Washington State is popular from April through September and usually focuses on the area around the San Juan Islands.

San Juan Islands

Just off Seattle are the San Juan Islands. The four best-known ones are San Juan, Orcas, Shaw and Lopez Islands. On the east side of San Juan, the largest island

Where you stay is the heart of your holiday. Location reigns supreme but do you prefer resort facilities or unique and boutique? Historic and old world or modern and shiny?

We aim to present choices across the spectrum but there are many hundreds of places to stay and not room to feature them all. Do speak to your Bon Voyage travel consultant and click the video for our take on this important topic.

We would rate the Bellagio as one of the best hotels we have ever stayed in. Fabulous, glitzy, exciting. We loved having breakfast at the poolside café... one of our best experiences ever. If it hadn't been for you we wouldn't have had the suite or cabana and we loved them. We both agreed that the hotel was the best for us and you had suggested that so well done!
Leonore & Mike Rumford

The Edgewater

The Edgewater Hotel is Seattle’s only luxury waterfront hotel.

The Mayflower Park Hotel

Built in 1927 and lovingly restored the historic Mayflower Park is the ideal base for downtown Seattle.

Hotel Deca

Originally opened in 1931, Seattle’s Hotel Deca is a stylish full service boutique hotel in the heart of Seattle’s lively University District.

Sun Mountain Lodge

Set on 3,000 acres, Sun Mountain's unique combination of privacy, tranquillity and serenity is balanced by the highest standard of excellence in service and guest amenities make this an unmatched experience.

Paradise Inn Lodge

Built in 1916 this historic rustic lodge is located within Mt Rainier National Park and is the perfect location to explore this region of vast natural beauty.

Nisqually Lodge

A chateau style quaint lodge located 5 miles from the entrance to Mount Rainier.

Lake Quinault Lodge

Welcome to Washington State and the glorious Olympic Peninsula.

Lake Crescent Lodge

Historic Lake Crescent Lodge, built in 1916 as "Singers Tavern" in Olympic National Park serves as an ideal base camp for the variety of recreational activities in the park while allowing you to experience the charm of a turn-of-the-century resort.

The Warwick, Seattle

Step outside of the hotel and you're walking distance to Pike Place Market, the Space Needle and the business and shopping districts. The Waterfront, restaurants and historic Pioneer Square are also just a short distance away.

Kalaloch Lodge

Enjoy one of Washington States finest stretch of beaches when you stay at the Kalaloch Lodge situated in the wild and wonderful Olympic National Park, just a short drive from cosmopolitan Seattle.

Washington State Holidays