Washington (The State!)

IMO, seven days on Whidbey Isl. is excessive.
If you stay there and (1) ferried over to Port Ludlow a couple of days from Whidbey and checked out it, Port Angeles, Sequim, and Neah Bay/Cape Flattery , (2) drove up to Anacortes via Deception Pass, that would be a better trip.

Good luck.

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If you stay there and (1) ferried over to Port Ludlow a couple of days from Whidbey and checked out it, Port Angeles, Sequim, and Neah Bay/Cape Flattery , (2) drove up to Anacortes via Deception Pass, that would be a better trip.

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Don't sleep on Port Townsend - probably the most beautiful of all the towns on the Olympic Peninsula. There are plenty of BnBs there - old Victorian homes that have been renovated. The architecture is amazing. Fort Worden (the movie, An Officer and a Gentleman was filmed there), the down town, the views, are all outstanding. I would stay at least one night there and it would be a great experience. The restaurants, bars, and shops are very nice, as well. I used to play football and baseball at the stadium right there by Point Hudson Marina.

There is a ferry from Coupeville on Whidbey Island directly to Port Townsend - you could easily do without a car and Uber when you need it. The Ferry drops you off right in down town Port Townsend.

There is also a ferry from Whidbey to the San Juan Islands. I might take a whale watching excursion, too.

Victoria, BC is a helluvan experience, too.