Port Angeles: City Council to consider plans for sailboat tours from City Pier

PORT ANGELES — The City Council will be asked tonight to approve a plan to offer sailing tours of the harbor this summer, with a 45-foot sailing boat picking up passengers at City Pier.

Seventh Wave Yacht Charters wants to give people a closer look at the harbor and surrounding area, starting in June and lasting until October.

Capt. Michael Swirski wants to offer four tours a day, with each cruise lasting a minimum of two hours.

He is also considering “bed and breakfast”‘ overnight cruises to John Wayne Marina in Sequim and to Victoria.

Swirski also owns the @Play Internet Cafe at 133 E. First St. in downtown Port Angeles.

He now conducts some chartered cruises out of Port Angeles Boat Haven.

For cruise information, contact him at 360-808-0505; e-mail atplay@olypen.com.

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