Experience the rich history of Olympia, Washington on a private tour. Visit the State Capitol Building, dine in downtown Olympia, and explore the National Wildlife Refuge. Book now!
- Washington State Capitol - This is a 50 minutes indoor tour of the Legislative Building. The rotunda is magnificent with floor to ceiling marble and the world’s largest tiffany chandalier. The campus is beautiful too.
- Nisqually National Wildlife Refuge - The Nisqually River Delta, a biologically rich and diverse area supports a variety of habitats. The Nisqually River meets the saltwater of Puget Sound to form an estuary. There are birds and sea life, and more.
- Mount Rainier National Park - See Mt Rainier and the river caused by the Nisqually Glacier on your way through. We do not actually go to Mt Rainer but the view is amazing.
- Joint Base Lewis-McChord - You will travel on the freeway right past Joint Base Lewis McChord military base. The museum building is beautiful.
- Lunch included
- Complimentary souvenir water bottle
- Gratuities
Pickup from your hotel, pier, or the airport.
Olympia, located just an hour’s drive from Seattle, is renowned for its rich history as the State Capitol. Your expedition begins with a tour of the Washington State Capitol Building, where you’ll be treated to the sight of the breathtaking Rotunda and Legislative Building, resplendent in their granite edifices. Step inside to marvel at the world’s largest collection of Tiffany chandeliers during your 50-minute exploration.
Your gastronomic experiences will unfold in the historic heart of downtown Olympia.
For those inclined, a visit to a National Wildlife Refuge can be arranged. Delve into the trails and boardwalks situated at the confluence of the Nisqually River and the saltwater of Puget Sound.
Your journey to the past in Olympia is facilitated in the comfort of our company SUV. This is a bespoke tour designed exclusively for your group, accommodating 2-5 guests.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
