Travel Guide Sequim

Sequim (pronounced Skwim) illustrates the micro-climate that is present in this part of the peninsula. Here, the sun is shining far more than anywhere in the west of Washington state: the umbrella effect caused by the Olympic Mountains protects the rain valley. We call this blue hole zone, for its blue sky so rare in the corner. These climatic conditions are ideal for the culture of lavender, Sequim can boast of being the capital of lavender in North America. Mid-July, when the surroundings of the city take an air from Provence, the city hosts the Sequim Lavender Festival to celebrate the harvest of lavender. The city's economy is based on two industries, agriculture and tourism. Following Marine Drive, you can discover the region's farms and fields while aperçevant the beautiful coastline. The opportunity to take a good look at this peaceful and inviting small town, with its undeniable charm.