Car Ferry from Seattle to Victoria
Hello again! As a vacation to Seattle draws closer, I'm trying to plan ahead as much as I can. I've already packed as much fun and eats in our few days there as possible and can't wait to see everything!
Just had a quick question I hope that someone could confirm for me? The hubby and I were thinking of taking the Black Ball Ferry (Coho) from Port Angeles to Victoria, coming from Seattle. Looking at good ole google maps, we loop down to Tacoma and take a bridge, and then cross another bridge around a Port Gamble?
Is this correct or will we end up driving through oceans and google is just messing with me? We do have a Jeep, but I think deep ocean crossings would be pushing the limits. :P
We didn't really want to drive up to catch the Vancouver ferry and sit through all the border crossing fun. :P We don't care about scenic routes or anything. Just getting from point A to point B the quickest and most painless way possible.
(As far as I can tell from the interwebz, its only passenger ferries, no car ones, from Seattle and we hope to avoid the extra long ferry ride to Sidney port.)
Thank you!
Just had a quick question I hope that someone could confirm for me? The hubby and I were thinking of taking the Black Ball Ferry (Coho) from Port Angeles to Victoria, coming from Seattle. Looking at good ole google maps, we loop down to Tacoma and take a bridge, and then cross another bridge around a Port Gamble?
Is this correct or will we end up driving through oceans and google is just messing with me? We do have a Jeep, but I think deep ocean crossings would be pushing the limits. :P
We didn't really want to drive up to catch the Vancouver ferry and sit through all the border crossing fun. :P We don't care about scenic routes or anything. Just getting from point A to point B the quickest and most painless way possible.
(As far as I can tell from the interwebz, its only passenger ferries, no car ones, from Seattle and we hope to avoid the extra long ferry ride to Sidney port.)
Thank you!