Seattle Tours and Attractions - Cruise Tours
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Few things are as luxurious as a cruise, and anyone who wants to get to know Seattle in a uniquely posh way will enjoy one of the Seattle cruise tours. Some tours spend a peaceful time on Kirkland Lake where travelers see breathtaking natural beauty and sights like Husky Stadium and the University of Washington, while others sail along Elliott Bay, Lake Union and Puget Sound. The brunch and dinner cruises offer the experience of fine dining while still allowing beautiful views. For more sightseeing and less time spent dining, travelers can opt for one of the day cruises where light snacks come in second to vibrant tour guides and photo opportunities.
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Cruise Tours
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Cruising along beautiful Kirkland Lake, travelers will enjoy breathtaking natural sights, as well as sights like the Husky Stadium at the University of Washington. This peaceful cruise lasts for one and a half hours, and snacks and beverages are available for purchase onboard.
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A luxurious two-hour cruise, the Sunday Brunch Cruise of Seattle affords outstanding views of Seattle and Puget Sound while travelers enjoy a full Sunday Brunch and live background music. The menu consists of an array of Northwest and traditional breakfast cuisine, including scrambles, chicken and apple sausages, French toast, tropical fruits, Waldorf salad, prawn cocktails and more.
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Drifting along the waters of Elliott Bay and Puget Sound during sunset, guests aboard the Seattle Dinner Cruise are sure to enjoy more than just the sights. This luxurious, romantic Seattle cruise features a three-course meal, live entertainment, dancing, a special gallery and a mahogany- and marble-bedecked dining room with beautiful chandeliers.
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The Harbor Cruise of Seattle is a luxurious way to see the sights of the city. Various fun activities are planned for children onboard, and adults can mingle with snacks and drinks while taking in the skyline, views of the Cascade and Olympic mountain ranges, and one of the world’s largest shipping terminals aboard this posh cruise ship.
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One of the most popular lake cruises in Seattle, the Seattle Locks Cruise not only visits Elliott Bay, Lake Union and Puget Sound, but also visits the Hiram Chittenden Locks. Expert guides onboard will regale guests with details about the places they visit, the history of Seattle and the functioning of the Locks.
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This 2 hour tour cruise travels past some of the most picturesque houseboat districts to luxury waterfront homes and the Husky Stadium, former home to the NFL's Seahawks. Completely narrated, this scenic tour dramatic scenery and the volcanic Mt. Rainier as the tour cruises Lake Washington.
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The Tilicum Village Dinner and Cruise offers a historical and cultural perspective on the Puget Sound area’s Native American community. The cruise stops at Blake Island in the center of the Sound where guests will sup on a buffet dinner of local Native American foods, including local clams, salmon roasted on cedar stakes over an open fire and wild rice. The tour also includes carving and cultural demonstrations, along with free time to explore the island’s beaches and trails.
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In spring, summer and fall, magnificent Orca whales ply the waters around Seattle's San Juan Island, located 1 1/2 hours north west of Seattle. The mild and protected waters are home during the summer months to Orca, Minke and Gray Whales, Bald Eagles, Great Blue Heron, Porpoises and more. Onboard, professional naturalists provide commentary throughout the cruise for a fun and educational Seattle adventure tour.
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