Around the Island

It’s easy to make a day (or a lifetime) out of Bainbridge Island. Let us show you around!

Free to visit, the Bainbridge Island Japanese American Exclusion Memorial is open from sunrise to sunset for people to enjoy. During the summer, there is often a National Park Service Ranger on site to welcome visitors and answer questions. For more information on the Japanese American Exclusion, visit the Bainbridge Island Japanese American Community (BIJAC).

Other popular historic sites on Bainbridge Island include Bloedel Reserve, Fort Ward, Battle Point Park and the Yeomalt Cabin. Be sure to check their websites for hours and more information.

War time radio tower

Use our walking tour or driving tour as guides to explore downtown Winslow and the rest of the island.

Here are some options for getting around the island.

Kitsap Transit. Bainbridge Island buses that are coordinated with ferry travel times. Find routes and schedules at https://www.kitsaptransit.com/rider-resources/bainbridge-island-system-map.

BI Ride. A special bus-on-demand service of Kitsap Transit that will come to you. Call (844) 424-7433.