Cruises Out of Seattle, Washington

The Seattle waterfront is one of the city's most vital districts. Shipments arriving and departing for other Pacific ports, ferries leaving on schedule to transport residents across Puget Sound and pleasure boats all contribute to the hectic pace. In 2009, a record 218 cruise ships and more than 875,000 passengers touched down at Seattle piers. To experience a relaxing excursion, cross the gangplank onto one of Seattle's many cruise ships for a scenic day or week of adventure.
  1. Alaska Cruises

    • The Holland America Line is the longest-established cruise company offering 7-day and 14-day cruises to Alaska, plus Expedition Cruise Tours from 11 to 20 days, departing from May through September. After departure and one day at sea on a 7 day cruise, your first port of call is Alaska's Glacier Bay National Park or Stephens Passage and Juneau, depending on the cruise package. Other stops include Sitka, Ketchikan and Victoria, British Columbia.

      The 14-day cruises include additional sight-seeing side trips and stops in Skagway, Anchorage, Homer and Kodiak. Holland America coordinates its Expedition Cruise Tours to include such land activities as dog sledding, activities in Denali National Park, and scenic Alaskan coach tours.

      You can choose from interior state rooms to deluxe veranda suites. Shipboard restaurants include the main dining room, Pinnacle Grill and Lido Restaurant. The cruise line's "As You Wish" program offers guests dining flexibility.

      Holland America Line
      300 Elliott Avenue West
      Seattle, WA 98119
      877-724-5425
      www.hollandamerica.com

    Northwest Sampler Cruise

    • Vancouver Island and Vancouver, B.C. offer a wealth of native culture.

      Princess Cruises offers a four-day jaunt from Seattle to Victoria, British Columbia and back, with a stop in Vancouver. The Northwest Sampler Cruise sails the inside passage through Puget Sound, past Vancouver Island to Victoria. With all-day stops in Vancouver and Victoria, you can soak up some British Columbia culture.

      Included in your fare are gourmet dining at your leisure, nighttime entertainment and daytime activities including swimming, sightseeing and the on-board gym. Such add-ons as a private massage add to the luxury of your cruise experience. The Northwest Sampler cruise departs May through September.

      Princess Cuises
      800 5th Avenue, Suite 2600
      Seattle, WA 98104
      1-800-774-6237
      www.princess.com

    Dining Cruises

    • Enjoy the changing Seattle skyline as your dinner cruise progresses.

      The Royal Argosy cruise ship departs Pier 56 on Seattle's waterfront for brunch, lunch or dinner cruises as well as custom themed events. The Royal Argosy, run by Argosy Cruises, takes you on a tour of Seattle's Elliot Bay and Puget Sound region, offering a changing tableau of Northwest scenery from your private dining table. With the live accompaniment of the Royal Argosy Band plus freshly prepared menus including Northwestern seafood, there is no more complete way to enjoy the environs of Seattle's life aquatic. The Royal Argosy also makes special four-hour cruises from March through October to Blake Island's Tillicum Village for a Native American salmon bake and storytelling experience.

      Argosy Cruises and Tillicum Village
      1101 Alaskan Way
      Pier 55 Suite 201
      Seattle, WA 98101
      206-622-8687 or 888-623-1445
      www.argosycruises.com

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