Find a Bed and Breakfast in  Langley-Whidbey Island, Washington

Langley-Whidbey Island, one of nine islands located in Island County, is located about 30 miles (50 km) north of Seattle, and it lies between the Olympic Peninsula and the I-5 corridor of western Washington. One of the annual festivals celebrated in Whidbey is the Island County Fair, which takes place the third weekend of August. It includes rides, food, and animal shows. You’ll want to find lodgings at a Langley-Whidbey Island best and breakfast, otherwise known as a B&B, or a Langley-Whidbey Island inn so that you can enjoy what the region has to offer. Another interesting festival is the Whidbey Island Race Week. A week long sailing regatta held every summer, the event is based out of Oak Harbor and it features daily racing in Penn Cove and/or Saratoga Passage (depending on wind conditions). Local attractions include Whidbey Island's Scenic Byway, the only designated Washington State Scenic Byway on an island. Also noteworthy is that The Washington State Park system includes 121 parks. Whidbey and Camano Islands are home to seven of them. Located in Langley, Prima Bistro offers French inspired cooking, using classic French ideas and techniques and applying them to the local, fresh ingredients abundant in the Northwest. If you are interested in a meal to remember, visit to Christopher's on Langley-Whidbey Island. It features delicious ingredients and excellent service.