Island Style Charters
Portland, OR Area
ASTRO Experiences · Portland, OR
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Portland, OR Area
Island Style Charters offers public and private tiki boat tours on the Willamette River in Portland. These tours showcase the city's skyline and waterways, with options for sunset cruises, party floats, and customizable private charters.
Portland, OR
Birdie Time Pub offers mini golf and a full bar featuring over 35 Pacific Northwest craft beers, ciders, and signature house cocktails on tap. The pub prioritizes local flavors and rotating selections. It also provides event space rentals and customizable party booking options for private events, group outings, and special celebrations, with catering available for hosted events.
Portland, OR
The Oregon Rail Heritage Center, located in Portland, features historic steam locomotives and a working machine shop. Visitors can explore exhibits on the Pacific Northwest’s rail history and experience vintage steam locomotives up close. The center offers scenic train rides along the Springwater Corridor and seasonal excursions like the Holiday Express along the Willamette River.
Portland, OR
Waverly Marina Association is a private slip owners’ association in Portland, Oregon. Established in the 1970s and converted in the 1990s, the marina features a year-round members-only fuel dock, restrooms, and an 80-foot guest dock. It is a member of the Oregon Clean Marina Program, which signifies its adherence to pollution prevention standards. The marina is located three miles from downtown Portland.
Portland, OR
The Hellenic-American Cultural Center & Museum is a non-profit museum and cultural center in the Pacific Northwest. It gathers, preserves, and shares the Greek-American experience in Oregon and SW Washington. Visitors can explore a permanent collection of art, artifacts, oral histories, and textiles. Special exhibits cover topics like Ancient Greece and the history of Greek businesses in Old Town Portland.
Portland, OR
The Freakybuttrue Peculiarium is a unique art gallery offering an unconventional museum experience with wacky photo opportunities and strange interactive items. Featuring original art by local artists Colin Batty and Mike Wellins, the collection includes edible bugs, posters, miniatures, buttons, stickers, and eclectic handmade goods found nowhere else. The gallery maintains a playful spirit with artistic creativity while providing a family-friendly environment for exploration.
Portland, OR
The Oregon Maritime Museum is located on the Willamette River in downtown Portland’s Waterfront Park. It features the steam sternwheeler Portland, the last operating sternwheel steam tug in the United States, which is on the National Registry of Historic Places. Visitors can explore the steamer, including its pilot house and engine room, and see ship models, maritime artifacts, and memorabilia. Docents share stories of local rivers and their maritime history.
Portland, OR
The Japanese American Museum of Oregon, formerly the Oregon Nikkei Legacy Center, shares and preserves Japanese American history and culture in Portland’s Old Town neighborhood. Located at Naito Center, it serves as a venue for culture and research. Its permanent exhibit space highlights Issei immigration, early life in Oregon, Nihonmachi, life after Executive Order 9066, and contemporary Nikkei life.
Portland, OR Area
Les Saisons provides private in-home chef services for dining occasions, events, and tasting menus in the Portland area. They emphasize the use of fresh, seasonal, organic ingredients and can accommodate various dietary restrictions.
Portland, OR
The Architectural Heritage Center empowers people to discover and preserve Portland's historic and culturally significant places. The center works toward creating equitable, livable, and sustainable communities by championing preservation and reuse.
Portland, OR Area
Wildwood Adventures offers half-day and full-day adventure and sightseeing tours from Portland to various destinations, including the Columbia River Gorge, Mt. Hood, Oregon Coast, and Willamette Valley vineyards. They specialize in small group adventures and also provide private custom tours.
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The Portland Puppet Museum opened in May 2012 in Portland's Sellwood neighborhood. It is one of the nation's few museums dedicated to the history and preservation of puppetry. The museum features exhibits showcasing 200 to 400 puppets of various sizes and kinds, along with puppet memorabilia from around the world. Puppet shows are frequently held in the exhibit hall and in an outdoor theater during the summer.
Portland, OR
Glowing Greens is an indoor blacklight miniature golf course located in downtown Portland. It offers a 13-hole 3-D adventure course for individual and group rounds. An average game takes approximately 45 minutes to complete. The venue also features axe throwing and escape rooms.
Portland, OR Area
SK Watercraft Rentals provides a variety of watercraft for rent, including kayaks, paddleboards, jet skis, pontoon boats, ski boats, and fishing boats, all available on the Willamette River near downtown Portland.
Portland, OR
Kerr Bikes has transitioned to Wheel Fun Rentals, a waterfront bike operator located in Portland, OR. This establishment is known for offering bike rental services. However, these services are presently closed for the season.
Portland, OR
The Oregon Yacht Club is a floating home community located on the Willamette River in Portland, Oregon. It is considered one of the premier floating home moorages in the area, situated in a pastoral setting close to downtown Portland. The community features 39 floating homes alongside eight acres of natural riverfront property, bordered by the Springwater Corridor and Oaks Bottom Wildlife Refuge.
Portland, OR
BrewCycle offers pedal-powered rides in Portland. During a 2-hour experience, participants are taken to various locations to enjoy ice cold brews. Riders spend 25 minutes at each stop before pedaling to the next destination.
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The Oregon Zoo in Portland connects the community to wildlife, serving as a hub for science, conservation, education, and animal well-being. Visitors can observe a variety of animals, such as red pandas, African lions, Pacific lamprey, white-cheeked gibbons, and polar bears. The zoo features habitats like Primate Forest, Polar Passage, and the Great Northwest area, and offers keeper talks and animal activities.
Portland, OR
The Oregon Historical Society is dedicated to putting the power of Oregon’s rich, surprising history into everyone’s hands. For more than a century, we have served as the state’s collective memory, gathering and preserving historical pieces, including over 85,000 artifacts and millions of photographs, films, and manuscripts, and sharing them through our museum, research library, academic journal, educational programs, and ever-growing digital content.
Portland, OR
The Portland Art Museum's mission is to engage and enrich diverse communities through the presentation, interpretation, and conservation of art and film.
Portland, OR
Tryon Creek Nature Center is located within Tryon Creek State Natural Area, Oregon's only state park in a major metropolitan area near Portland. Visitors to the Nature Center can obtain park information, purchase gifts, and enjoy interpretive exhibits and programs. The surrounding 658-acre park features 8 miles of hiking trails, 3.5 miles of horse trails, and a 3-mile paved bicycle path.
Portland, OR
Rose City Yacht Club is one of Portland, Oregon's oldest and largest yacht clubs, established in 1932. It is a 150-slip member-built and owned marina with concrete docks, a floating clubhouse, and gated parking. The club offers multiple cruising opportunities, sponsors local races, and conducts educational events and seminars. Members enjoy reciprocal privileges with many yacht clubs in the western United States and Canada.
Portland, OR
Everybody's Bike Rentals offers bike rentals and tours in Portland, OR. They provide a wide selection of bikes, including gravel, full suspension, hardtail, electric, and various road and city models. Visitors can choose from specific bikes like the Masi Brunello, Fuji Jari, or Fuji eTraverse, and also rent add-ons such as trailers, vehicle racks, and pannier bags.
Portland, OR Area
Cycle Portland offers guided bike tours and bike rentals in downtown Portland. They provide an opportunity to explore the city's waterfront, iconic bridges, and unique neighborhoods on two wheels.