Explore Jetty Island starting July 5

Snohomish, WALocal News

Jetty Island boat service opens on July 5 and runs until Labor Day, providing a scenic getaway for visitors. Ferry rides range from $3 to $5 per person, with free access for children aged 2 and under. Those interested must secure reservations in advance through the official website. The ferry departs from the 10th Street Boat Launch, where parking costs $2 plus taxes and fees. Jetty Island features warm, shallow waters perfect for swimming, but visitors should prepare for limited amenities, including no running water or food options.

The island has no shade, emphasizing the need for sun protection. This man-made island, enveloped by nature, offers a unique beach experience. The service aims to enhance local tourism, allowing residents and visitors to enjoy the natural beauty of the area.

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