Sightseeing in Seattle, Washington

This action-packed Harbor Cruise travels the Elliot Bay so you can admire Seattle from the water! See the spectacular city skyline and many famous landmarks, including the Space Needle, from the vessel! A local guide will provide a historical narration along the way. A full-service bar and modern comforts make your trip both relaxed and pleasant. Details

The 3 Hour Seattle City Tour offers a curated experience of Seattle’s best highlights. The tour begins by exploring downtown gems like Pike Place Market and then down to historic Pioneer Square. Afterward, visitors visit International District and Waterfront, the Seattle Center and Queen Anne View Point, and then end the tour by the Puget Sound at Ballard Locks and the Fremont neighborhood. Details

Watch orcas in the wild near the San Juan Islands. This Washington whale watching tour departs from Anacortes, located 90 miles from downtown Seattle, and is one of the best opportunities to see wild orcas, in addition to humpback whales, minke whales, and gray whales that also frequent the area throughout the year. The tour lasts about 4 to 5 hours and covers 60 miles through the calm waters of the Salish Sea aboard a state-of-the-art catamaran that features 3 viewing decks and indoor heated seating. Learn about local wildlife from onboard naturalists, and if conditions are right, even listen to whale conversations via underwater microphones (hydrophones). Details

If you’re traveling as a family, this classic Whale Watch & Wildlife Tour is for you! During the 3-4 hour excursion aboard the M/V Sea Lion Vessel, you’ll be in search of orcas, humpback whales, seals, eagles, and more. And, with the marine naturalists on board, all of your curious questions will be answered. In addition, there is a field guide library and children’s books on board so kids are sure to be entertained during this engaging tour. Details

Pre Cruise City Tours’ two hour tour offered on cruise departure days begins by exploring bustling downtown highlights like Pike Place Market and then down to historic Pioneer Square. Afterward, visitors will travel to the International District and Waterfront, the Seattle Center and Queen Anne View Point, and then end the tour with the Fremont neighborhood and Magnolia Bluff. Details

Travel through the Ballard Locks into Lake Union for an amazing sight-seeing adventure! With live narration from your captain, you will learn about Seattle's historic waterfront. Along the way, you will see photo-worthy views and wondrous marine life who call the inlets home. Details