Haro Strait Collection

USA, WA, San Juan Island. Fall color and fog accent quaint Roche Harbor chapel

Transient killer whales (Orcinus orca) surfacing at sunset, Haro Strait, Saturna Island, British Columbia, Canada, North America

USA, WA, San Juan Islands. Turn Point Lighthouse on Stuart Island was built in 1893. This duplex home housed the keeper and his family on one side, assistant keeper and his family on the other

Kayakers at sunset, San Juan Island, Washington State, USA. Haro Strait, Vancouver Island in the background

Biggs Killer whales or Orcas at sunset, San Juan Islands, Washington
Biggs Killer whales or Orca (Orcinus orca) swim toward a colorful sunset in the San Juan Islands; Washington, United States of America

USA, Washington State, View of sunset reflecting in Haro strait at San Juan Island (Large format sizes available)

Pacific Northwest sunset, Haro Strait, Saturna Island, British Columbia, Canada, North America

USa, Wa, San Juan Islands. Lime Kiln Ligthouse Haro Strait

USA, WA, San Juan Islands. Lime Kiln State Park (Whale Watch Park) is famous locale for viewing Orcas as they pass through Haro Strait

WA, San Juan Island, Lime Kiln Lighthouse, 1919, entrance to Haro Strait

Orca calf breaching at sunset in Haro Strait. San Juan Islands, Washington
Michael Nolan / SplashdownDirect

Young Orca, Orcinus Orca, power-lunging in Haro Strait, San Juan Islands, Washington
Michael Nolan / SplashdownDirect

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"Captivating Haro Strait: A Tapestry of Nature's Beauty" Immerse yourself in the enchanting allure of Haro Strait, a picturesque waterway nestled between the breathtaking landscapes of Washington State, USA and British Columbia, Canada. As autumn paints the surroundings with vibrant hues, fog delicately blankets the quaint Roche Harbor chapel on San Juan Island, creating an ethereal atmosphere. At sunset, witness nature's grand spectacle as transient killer whales gracefully surface in these pristine waters. Their majestic presence against the backdrop of Saturna Island's rugged beauty is truly awe-inspiring. Meanwhile, Stuart Island proudly boasts its historic Turn Point Lighthouse that has stood tall since 1893, guiding ships through these treacherous straits. As dusk descends upon this Pacific Northwest paradise, be captivated by a mesmerizing sunset over Haro Strait. The tranquil waters mirror the sky's fiery palette while kayakers revel in this serene moment on San Juan Island. And if luck favors you, catch a glimpse of Biggs Killer whales or Orcas elegantly gliding through these magical waters at sunset. Venturing inland reveals a harmonious blend of Pacific madrone and Douglas fir trees thriving amidst rocky terrain on San Juan Island. Lime Kiln Point State Park beckons visitors with its scenic beauty and iconic Lime Kiln Point Lighthouse standing guard over this natural haven. Finally, let your gaze wander across Haro Strait as twilight sets in - watch as the radiant colors reflect upon its shimmering surface from San Juan Island's vantage point. This captivating sight serves as a reminder that nature's wonders know no bounds here at Haro Strait. Come explore this remarkable destination where land meets sea; where fall colors dance with fog; where killer whales grace us with their presence; where lighthouses stand sentinel to history; and where sunsets paint unforgettable memories across our hearts – welcome to Haro Strait.