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S/V Rumbera departs from Bainbridge Island's Waterfront Park, an easy walk from the ferry landing and downtown Winslow. Leaving the dock, we'll pass through beautiful Eagle Harbor before raising sails. To the east you’ll see the iconic skyline of Seattle, with majestic Mount Rainier to the south, the Olympic Mountains to the west, and Mount Baker to the north. ​ Depending on the day, we’ll get up close to seals, explore some beautiful harbors with stunning waterfront homes, and maybe even spot whales. Or we could see a nuclear submarine, inbound container ships, or century-old schooners. You'll learn about Bainbridge Island's unique history, from having the largest shipyard for wooden vessels in the West, to the earthquake that lifted a whole section of the Island 23 feet which can still be seen today, and of being the first place from which Japanese-Americans were forcibly removed from their homes during World War II. ​ You decide whether you want to charter the whole boat (“private” for up to six people) or share a charter with others (“social” for up to six people). No matter what you choose, we know you’ll have fun. Other things to note Call (206-947-3266) or email (sailrumbera@gmail.com) Captain Scott if you have any questions about this sailing experience!

On this tour with your family we can social distance and be outdoors. We can easily maintain a safe distance between riders while traveling between sites and on stops. Bikes are sanitized between riders and I am limiting the groups to your household. So if you sign up as a couple I will close that day just for you. We ride electric bikes, these are fat-tire RadPower Mini’s, they are accessible for almost all riders. Although the electric motor helps a lot with Seattle’s hills, you do have to pedal. At times, it can be the exercise equivalent of a brisk walk and on other points along the route it’s a pleasant stroll (or you can work as hard as you’d like for a greater aerobic experience.) Cargo bike available upon request--it is set up to take a younger passenger on the back. First stop is at the Olympic Mountains and Sound Viewpoint, here there's a great overview of the waterway and the geology of Seattle. Then a stop along Shilshole Bay either to be welcomed by the Seattle's favorite viking or the Salish people. Typically we travel through the Ballard Locks, these are currently closed. Other options include the Fremont Troll, Gasworks Park, and Fishermen's Terminal. There are a few options, such as a ride around Discovery Park and I like to customize the routes whenever possible. Other things to note First part of the tour is learning how to ride an ebike. There are bags on each bike for caring personal items. Wear bright colors to increase visibility. Sunglasses are also handy.

Join me on an interactive journey of exploration and deeper understanding into you. I'll provide you with a snapshot of where you are in your life, a flash of lightning to see your next step. If coming from Seattle, you'll take a reflective and beautiful ride on the largest ferry system in the world. You'll be provided an address to meet at inside an event space. Once settled, you will pull a tarot spread to connect more deeply and grasp your current life snapshot in both the internal and external areas of your life. As a personal life coach and intuitive, I will support you in the process to clearly establish where you are and what's next. Afterwards, I will send you your spread to allow you to have a visual touchstone of your journey. Weekends are by special request only. I also offer online readings via Zoom or FaceTime. Additionally, while I have one slot listed for each experience, I can accommodate more than one person. If you have any location, time or group consideration please message me directly to schedule. Other things to note Session times are set around the 1:15 PM ferry departure from Seattle. If you would like to schedule another time, location or a larger group please message me. Weekends are by request only. I’m also happy to come to whatever you're staying on the island too! Thanks!

This cruise will last approximately 3 hours, if we are punctual, and the wind, weather or sunset are amazing, or during the longest days of summer when it is light until 10 pm, we may use some extra time to sail, so we will have some flexibility with traffic (getting to the marina) and casting off to enjoy sailing! We will leave, under motor power, out of Shilshole Bay Marina and head south to Elliott Bay. During that time we will do a safety check, and then we may haul the sails and take turns learning the fundamentals of sailing and running the helm (if you would like), otherwise sit back and enjoy the views and the winds during the sail. To the west, we will have views of Blake and Bainbridge Island from Rich Passage where the downtown to to island ferrys run. Upon entering Elliott Bay, to the east, lies Elliott Bay Marina and Discovery Park, while straight ahead and to the South we will see Mount Rainier and downtown Seattle. The Great Pacific North West has many things to offer on the sea, so we hope to see porpoises, orcas, sea lions, the occasional whale or a message in a bottle, and we will definitely see the sunset! This year one Humpback, and 2 orca sightings! Other things to note Sailing is an all weather sport and can be cold, or hot in the sun, the cabin has relief from both. Bring warm layers, camera, sunscreen, and any food or beverages, (drinking water and ice provided).

Our tours are now open. The Old Ballard Brewery Tour includes Reuben's Brews, Peddler Brewery and Lagunitas Brewery. At a quarter mile, this is one of our shortest tours, but you will not find more great beer in a two-block area of any city in the country. Our tour starts and ends just a few short blocks from Old Ballard's Historic District. We are all going to have a great time. It is only a short walk and at each brewery we'll try four amazing 4 oz. beer samples. Each brewery features traditional beer styles and we'll learn a bit about them, the brewery and some brewing history. These small neighborhood brew pubs are also famous for their innovative and unique styles. Whether you are an experienced cerevisaphile or trying your first ale or lager I guarantee you that you'll find something that you've never tasted before, something you might not care for, and something that you will love. If you have never been to Seattle's brewery scene you will find the atmosphere warm and inviting, and most brew pubs are family and pet friendly. If the date or tour doesn't work out for you I have three other tours that just might. Fishermen's Terminal Brewery Tour: https://www.airbnb.com/experiences/218145 East Ballard Brewery Tour: https://www.airbnb.com/experiences/217883 Central Ballard Brewery Tour: https://www.airbnb.com/exp