Travel Guide to Langley Whale Center

Getting There

• Car

  If you're traveling by car, head towards Langley from anywhere on Whidbey Island. From Coupeville, take WA-20 S for about 10 miles. As you approach Langley, turn left onto First Street and follow it until you reach the intersection with Anthes Avenue. Turn right onto Anthes Avenue, and you will find the Langley Whale Center at 105 Anthes Ave. There is street parking available nearby, but be mindful of any parking restrictions.

• Public Transportation

  For those using public transportation, check the Island Transit schedule for buses that run to Langley. The Island Transit Route 1 can take you to Langley from locations such as Oak Harbor or Coupeville. Once you arrive at the Langley Town Center stop, it's just a short walk down First Street to the intersection with Anthes Avenue. Turn right onto Anthes Avenue, and the Langley Whale Center will be on your right at 105 Anthes Ave. Make sure to check the latest bus schedules and plan for any transfer times.

• Bicycle

  For the more adventurous, biking to the Langley Whale Center is also a great option. There are scenic routes along the water and through the forests. If you're starting from Greenbank, you can take the scenic route along East Harbor Road, connecting with WA-525 to make your way to Langley. Once you reach Langley, follow First Street to Anthes Avenue. Be sure to wear a helmet and adhere to local cycling laws. There are bike racks available near the center.

• Walking

  If you're staying in Langley, walking to the Langley Whale Center is a pleasant option. From anywhere in Langley, head towards First Street, and follow it until you reach the intersection with Anthes Avenue. Turn right onto Anthes Avenue, and you will see the center located at 105 Anthes Ave. This is a great way to enjoy the natural beauty of the town while getting some fresh air.