Seattle to Seabrook Scenic Coastal Drive

Driving from Seattle to Seabrook offers a serene and scenic journey spanning roughly 2½ to 3 hours along 130–150 miles via I‑5, US‑12, US‑101, and finally SR‑109 — also known as the Hidden Coast Scenic Byway.After departing Seattle, you head southwest through charming rural towns before connecting to US‑101, which leads west onto the coast. Turning onto SR‑109 lets you cruise the “Hidden Coast,” where dramatic Pacific bluffs, wide sandy beaches, and forested dunes unfold, with frequent pull‑outs ideal for beach walks, bird-watching, and exploring spots like the Copalis Ghost Forest.

What's included:

• Bottled Water
• Pick Up and Drop Offs
• Air-conditioned Vehicle
• Guide
• Private Transportation

Not included:

• Tour Guide Gratuities
• Food & Drinks

What to expect:

Duration: between 10 hours and 12 hours

Seattle

Seattle, Washington

We pick up from the airport if you wish, we pick up at all area hotels, including Seattle, Bellevue.

3 hours

Billy Frank Jr. Nisqually National Wildlife Refuge

100 Brown Farm Rd NE, , Olympia, 98516-2302, Washington

The Billy Frank Jr. Nisqually National Wildlife Refuge, located near Olympia, Washington, sits at the mouth of the Nisqually River where freshwater meets Puget Sound.

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Satsop Business Park

150 Technology Ln, Elma, 98541-9155, Washington

Satsop Business Park (also known as Satsop Development Park) is a 1,700-acre mixed-use industrial and technology campus located near Elma, Washington. Built on the foundation of the cancelled WNP‑3/5 nuclear power plant, this site was transformed starting in the late 1990s into a modern business park

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Aberdeen

Aberdeen, Washington

Aberdeen, Washington is a small port city of about 17,000 people located in Grays Harbor County where the Chehalis and Wishkah Rivers meet the Pacific. Founded in 1884 and incorporated in 1890, it thrived as a timber, fishing, and shipbuilding hub—once nicknamed “The Hellhole of the Pacific” due to its wild frontier atmosphere. Today Aberdeen is known as the “Gateway to the Olympic Peninsula,” attracting nature lovers heading to Olympic National Park

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Seabrook

Seabrook, Washington

Seabrook, Washington is a purpose-built coastal community founded in 2004 on an 88-acre bluff overlooking the Pacific Ocean. Created around the principles of New Urbanism, this walkable town features about 500 homes arranged in nine distinct neighborhoods, all anchored by a vibrant town center complete with shops, casual eateries, a spa, and community amenities like parks, sports courts, pools, and trails.

4 hours

Seattle

Seattle, Washington

Head Back to Seattle

3 hours