Explore the San Juan Islands with expert guides, detailed maps, and comprehensive cruising itineraries. Master the tides and currents to your advantage. Discover the best parks for camping, anchoring, and hiking. Experience the charm of Friday Harbor and Roche Harbor, then unwind in a tranquil, secluded cove — the perfect getaway.
Set sail on an unforgettable journey through the breathtaking San Juan Islands, guided by expert local knowledge, detailed maps, and meticulously crafted boating itineraries. Master the rhythms of tides and currents to glide effortlessly between islands. Pitch your tent in hidden forested parks, drop anchor in pristine bays, and hike trails that lead to sweeping vistas. Wander the bustling charm of Friday Harbor and the elegance of Roche Harbor—then escape it all in a serene, secret cove where the world slips quietly away.
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Mar 30, 2023
Quick distance chart from where you are to where you want to be in the San Juan Islands
What are the boating distances between key destinations in the San Juan Islands?
Summary at a Glance
Boating distances in the San Juan Islands are shorter than many expect, with most popular destinations 5 to 20 nautical miles apart. For example, Friday Harbor to Roche Harbor is about 10 miles, and Sucia Island is roughly 15–20 miles away, helping boaters estimate travel time, fuel needs, and daily route planning.
Every skipper needs to know how far it is from A to B.
Here's a handy chart with the work already done, the distances are via the shortest route.
First published 7/30/2016
Note: The shortest route may not be the fastest or best route when currents and other issues are taken into account!
These numbers are approximate, and were derived by simply clicking "measure route" on a chart. Since making this chart I have come across several u-tube videos with distances that don't agree with mine. Be sure to not rely on others and do your own calculations.
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