フォークスタウン、トワイライトムービー、オリンピック小グループ1日ツアー

We had a really enjoyable day trip to Forks. It is a VERY long day, but we knew that going in and it was definitely worth it overall. Our guide Soma was an absolute angel. She picked us up on time and was lovely throughout the day. There were only four of us in the group, which felt very intimate (something us Brits aren’t exactly used to), but luckily we had a really nice group so it worked well. We were a little disappointed that not all of the stops mentioned in the itinerary were included. For example, we had to try and find Carlisle’s reserved parking spot ourselves during a pretty short lunch break. Some of the gift shop stops also felt quite rushed, and we would have liked a bit more time to actually look around. If I could change anything, I probably would have spent a little less time in the Olympic National Forest and added another 15 minutes or so in Forks. But overall, we had a great day and saw so much. Soma really made the experience for us. After an already very long day of driving, she even dropped us directly back at our hotel rather than leaving us to make our own way back, which we really appreciated given that we weren’t particularly comfortable walking around Seattle at night. Such a thoughtful thing to do after such a long day behind the wheel.

+7

Visiting Forks was a nice bonus for a Twilight fan, but for me, the real highlight was the nature in Olympic National Park. La Push Beach was an absolute stunner - honestly, even more beautiful than in photos. The wild Pacific coast atmosphere was incredible! Sol Duc Falls was another great stop, and the short walk to get there was 100% worth it. Plus, with all the scenic views along the way, the drive never felt long or boring. Our guide was wonderful: warm, attentive, and super knowledgeable about the area. He kept making sure we were comfortable and offered us water and snacks throughout the day. Having a small group was a huge plus - everything felt so cozy and relaxed, without any rush.

Ryan was a very informative, accommodating, kind guide.

This is a must do tour. Ryan was the best, very up beat and went above and beyond to make sure everone in the group was taken care of 100% of the time.

+2

If there was a zero star option I would choose that. Huge waste of money. The first ferry was missed because she was running late so we sat waiting for a second ferry. It cost maybe $17 a person. Second the Twilight exhibit is free and you have to be there early to get your spot, if you miss the sign up you don’t get to go in. Then the beach at La Push was closed, so we were taken to another beach that was not very impressive. Again to go see the beach is free. Final stop is a park that was $15 a person. So we paid $260 a person to do $37 worth of activities. I could have rented a car for $60 and stayed longer at La Push and Forks, and skipped the park. Then my niece left a bag in the van and I offered to pay to have it mailed to me and we are at almost two months waiting for it to be mailed and she keeps saying she forgot because she is so busy. Now she is reading the text messages and not responding. Not only did I pay $260 a person but then was told how much to give as a cash tip, $60. Save your money and just rent a car and do it on your own.

This was one of the highlights of my Seattle trip! I joined the one-day tour to Forks and Olympic National Park, and everything was thoughtfully organized from start to finish. Our tour guide was incredibly kind, patient, and responsible. They always let us know the driving time in advance and clearly explained every stop, including restroom breaks and lunch, which made the entire trip very relaxing and stress-free. One of the best surprises was arriving at the Twilight Museum just as a spot became available, so I was able to enter immediately. Seeing the original movie costumes and memorabilia brought back so many memories—it truly fulfilled my inner Twilight fan! We also stopped at the Forks Visitor Center to take photos with Bella's famous red truck. Although Forks is a small town, it has several restaurants, cafés, and souvenir shops that are fun to explore if you're a Twilight fan. In the afternoon, we hiked the Sol Duc trail in Olympic National Park. The hike was easy and took about an hour. Walking among towering Douglas firs covered in thick moss felt like stepping straight into the forests from Twilight. The scenery was absolutely breathtaking. The ferry ride back to Seattle was another highlight, offering beautiful views of the Seattle skyline in both daylight and the evening light. Overall, the itinerary was smooth, well-paced, and thoughtfully planned. I highly recommend this tour to anyone visiting Seattle. And if you're a Twilight fan, this experience is an absolute must!

+4

The Olympic National park was beautiful. I loved visiting the falls and Lake Crescent was unbelievable.

+6

The tour was so much fun we had a great tour guide his name was ryan.

This trip is SO fun and convenient. The ride through Bainbridge Ferry is gorgeous and smooth. After a beautiful drive (not as windy as you'd expect!) up to Forks, we enjoyed shopping at the coolest Twilight shops that had the WEIRDEST stuff. The town seems proud to be a part of the franchise, and nothing speaks more to that than the little Twilight museum! Completely free and voluntarily funded exclusively, the museum is small (one large room) but clearly beloved. Seeing all the costumes in person was amazing, but seeing the incredible ART that came from the fans was the most incredible part. Well, that and seeing Chuckesmee in person (she's beautiful & unkind)! Note: It's a small town, so stores have stricter schedules. On Sundays, many businesses are closed. Rialto beach was BEAUTIFUL and I had so much fun doing little photoshoots amidst the driftwood. Really gave "the Cullen's don't come here" vibes. Hoh rainforest is just as beautiful and mesmerizing as it is in the films. The waterfalls are gorgeous and for any nature oriented folks out there, the mushrooms and flora findings are THE BEST. Note: In this context, "light walking" means a 1.8 mild hike through unstable ground. Prepare in advance, especially for those with disabilities. More than anything though, Soma is the sweetest tour guide in the world. We bonded very quickly and she was so knowledgeable about the area and it's histories. She is so accommodating and makes you feel right at home. It really does feel like an intimate road trip with your friends. I couldnt have asked for a better host.

Jennifer, our tour guide, took us on a planned tour of Olympic Park related to Twilight. I had a great day.