North Oregon Coast Charter Bus Service

This picturesque town (the oldest west of the Rockies) is a port city with a Scandinavian flavor with Victorian houses etched into hills overlooking the Columbus River. Astoria is the fishing village-meets-Victoriana with all its forts, museums and fantastic local brews, is surrounded by forests that boasts three rivers, and situated a stone’s throw away from the Pacific River. This area has a nice and mild environment that promotes the development of a large range of fresh produce year-round. Astoria, Oregon, is an easy trip from both Seattle and Portland, and it’s a great place to spend some of your vacation time.

Seaside has a well regarded reputation as one of the region’s first resorts. Seaside has evolved in different respects over the last century, but many of the travel destinations from the past are still in operation. The biggest attraction of Seaside are the beaches, which bring many tourists during the warmer months of the year. Big summer tournaments, including the world’s largest competitive beach volleyball competition, are organized throughout the summer months, with hundreds of competitors. It is no wonder that this sunny, beautiful region awarded this section of the Oregon coast one of the highest rated beaches in the state.

Cannon Beach is a coastal town situated in northwest Oregon. It is renowned for its long, sandy coastline. Often known as Haystack Rock, it is a refuge spot for tufted puffins from spring to fall. Trails in Ecola State Park include spectacular views of the coast, coves, and a lighthouse on a headland to the north. The seaside town of Arcadia is to the west, with tide pools and a picnic spot. Just a small distance south, there are sea caves at Hug Spot. Downtown is filled with exclusive boutiques and galleries.

Located at the southernmost end of the Three Capes Scenic Path, Pacific City provides the ultimate coastal town experience. With whales seen from the shore, restaurants overlooking the harbor, and a stunning and open beach, Pacific City is a nice location for travelers of all sorts.

One of the country’s most famous coastal fishing cities, Pacific City’s accessibility to the ocean from flat-bottomed dory boats directly from the beach makes it special. Cape Kiwanda, located at the northern boundary of the region, is a must-see experience for everyone. Other common ways of recreation involve visiting tidepools, surfing in the cove, and enjoying a beach bonfire.

During the spring and summer months, Depoe Bay is famed as “the whale-watching capital of the Oregon Coast”. Due to planned migrations, the town has established a Whale Watch Centre, observation decks on the beach, and a fleet of charters for whale and dolphin watching. The harbor in Depoe Bay is a rare, natural navigable harbor. The various geographical characteristics of the region produce a “spouting horn.” This happens when floods and choppy water strike the rocks, spraying huge geysers of seawater into the air, resulting in a sight called a “spouting horn.”

There are a number of wonderful things to do in Newport for visitors who are exploring the Oregon Coast. Newport is home to a broad variety of unusual attractions, including lighthouses and colonial architecture, which help characterize the offbeat atmosphere of the coast. Whether you choose to enjoy an adventure that is out of the norm or just a fun way to spend the afternoon, you will find it in Newport. Many of our Newport holiday rentals are widely searched after because of the excellent beaches and state parks. 

Yachats is a small coastal city in Lincoln County, Oregon. The lively village of Yachats opens a glimpse into the world, nestled between green temperate rainforest and rhythmic Pacific waves.
For a quiet escape, outdoor adventure, motivation, and romance, it is a magical place. Come and visit the jewel of the coast of Oregon and feel like a regular. With the large outdoors, this tiny village will become the spot you’ll want to return to again and again.

Florence is a tiny city on the Oregon coast located on the mouth of the Siuslaw River. Steller sea lions can be located in several of the caves lining the beach. Adjacent to the Heceta Head Lighthouse, paths loop across the reconstructed lighthouse, providing expansive views of migrating whales and seabirds. Art galleries and stores are the city’s Historic Old Town district’s specialty. In the other direction, the massive sand dunes of the Oregon Dunes National Conservation Area are located on the other side of the bay.

We offer a wide range of vehicles perfect for groups of nearly any size.

Naturally, our vehicle fleet is equipped with all of the modern amenities you expect for comfort and convenience: Wi-Fi, Audio/Video Entertainment systems, large windows for great passenger visibility, spacious reclining seats, A.C., luggage racks, charging ports, and more.

View our fleet of vehicles below.

• Full-Size Charter Bus – 56 passengers
• Mini-Bus – Up to 35 passengers
• Sprinter Vans – 14 passenger