Scenic Flight – Air Tour from Forks
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Discover scenic air tour options around Forks, with searches centered on (S18). JET&CO searches for sightseeing flight listings within 100 nautical miles from . Availability, actual departure point, aircraft type, routing, duration and pricing vary by operator and listing.
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On our Lake Washington scenic flight tour, you’ll start at Kenmore Air Harbor on the northern tip of what is the second-largest lake in the state. This is where Kenmore Air started in 1946 with three friends from high school working on a single floatplane in a garage on the site of an old shingle mill. From there you’ll head South to Seattle, taking in the iconic sites of the Space Needle, the floating houses along Lake Union, and Husky Stadium.
To your West, you’ll fly over Fisherman’s Terminal in Ballard, and over the famous locks, connecting Lake Washington and Lake Union to the Puget Sound. On a clear day, enjoy fantastic views of Mt Rainier to the South and Mt Baker to the North. The best way to experience the Pacific Northwest is from a Kenmore Air floatplane. Book your adventure today!
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On our Seattle seaplane scenic tour, you’ll take off from our terminal in South Lake Union, one of the fastest-growing neighborhoods in the city with tech companies like Amazon and Google providing the horsepower for that growth. The lake sits at the heart of Seattle, serving as a reference point for four distinct neighborhoods. Seattle Center is located just to the southwest while Gas Works Park sits on the north shore at the site of the old Seattle Gas Light Company.
The Space Needle is a landmark that was constructed for the 1962 World’s Fair, which was held in Seattle. At 605 feet from ground to tip, it was the country’s tallest structure west of the Mississippi when completed. The observation deck is located 520 feet off the ground, and offers a panorama view of the city skyline, the Olympic mountains to the west, the Cascades to the East as well as Elliott Bay and the Puget Sound. It takes the elevator 41 seconds to go from the base of the needle to the top.
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Travel like a West Coast local on one of our daily flights to Sechelt on the Sunshine Coast. Depart from Nanaimo Harbour and take in the scenery as you cross the Strait of Georgia on a 20-minute flight to an iconic coastal town. There’s plenty to see and do in Sechelt – shop, dine, relax or explore! Customize your day, returning to Nanaimo on your choice of scheduled flights.
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Below is an example of a typical itinerary for this tour, specific times may vary by season and can be customized.
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- 8:20 am – Arrive for check-in at Harbour Air’s Nanaimo terminal
- 9:00 am – Meet your pilot and fly from Nanaimo to Sechelt
- 9:20 am – Arrive in Sechelt and explore the coastal town at your leisure – ask us for recommendations!
- 1:15 pm – Return to the Sechelt terminal to check-in for your return flight to Nanaimo
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- Child (2-11) price starting at $129
- Passenger minimums may apply on some tours
- Passengers may be combined with other guests on the same tour
- Fares are listed in Canadian funds and include a sustainability fee, port/dock fees, GST and may be subject to change.
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See all of Victoria from above! Fly over quaint Sidney, the golf course of Oak Bay, the Inner Harbour, and the emerald Highlands.
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An archipelago is the fancy way to refer to a group of islands, and the San Juans are composed of 172 different named islands and reefs that sit between Anacortes, Wash., and Vancouver Island, which is part of British Columbia. All told, there are 408 miles of shoreline on the islands, the most of any single in the United States. Our San Juan Islands scenic flight tour will provide an incredible perspective, allowing you to see exactly why Orcas Island is known for hiking (it’s the hilliest) while Lopez is best for biking (it’s the flattest). You’ll find four lighthouses located on the San Juan Islands, but not a single stoplight.
Four of the islands in the archipelago are accessible by ferry, but our scenic tour will give you a glimpse of the entire region, which sits at the intersection of three different waterways. The Strait of Georgia is to the North, the Strait of Juan de Fuca is located to the West with the Puget Sound located to the south. The collective region is known as the Salish Sea. The islands were first charted in 1791 by a Spanish explorer, however, the fossil evidence shows that hunting was occurring on the islands more than 6,000 years ago. The islands are also home to three different orca pods who live in the Salish Sea region with more than 80 in the local population
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