Things to do in Seattle
Olympic National Park Tours13 optionsSeattle Airport Shuttle12 optionsBoat Tour Seattle13 optionsFood Tour Seattle32 optionsPike Place Market Tours32 optionsSeattle City Tour5 optionsSnoqualmie Falls Tours11 optionsSeattle Walking Tour33 optionsBike Tour Seattle5 optionsSailing Tour Seattle7 optionsSeattle Wine Tour10 optionsHiking Tour Seattle9 options
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Seattle: Pioneer Square Underground History Tour 1 Hour★ 4.70 (9,254) · 1h
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Chef-Guided Food Tour of Pike Place Market: 9 Tastings★ 4.89 (4,642) · 2h
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Mt. Rainier Tour from Seattle: Waterfalls, Lakes, Forest★ 4.85 (3,627) · 10h–12h
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Seattle: City Highlights Tour with Mini Coach & Local Stops★ 4.78 (2,279) · 3hUS$ 88View ›
Seattle Harbor Cruise: Skyline, Space Needle & Mount Rainier Views★ 4.70 (2,250) · 1hUS$ 46View ›
Mt. Rainier Day Tour: Glacier Views & Wildflower Hikes★ 4.87 (2,150) · 9h–11hUS$ 175View ›
Seattle: Space Needle & Chihuly Garden Glass Combo★ 4.64 (1,854) · 3hUS$ 78View ›
Pike Place Market Food Tasting Tour: Seattle 8+ Tastings★ 4.86 (1,770) · 2hUS$ 69View ›
Seattle City and Snoqualmie Falls Half-Day Tour: 4 Hours★ 4.94 (1,470) · 4hUS$ 94View ›
Seattle Wine Tour: Two Wineries and Snoqualmie Falls★ 4.55 (1,280) · 6hUS$ 140View ›Top rated (10)
Seattle: Escape Game Downtown with 5 Immersive RoomsYou’ll feel your pulse quicken as you race against the clock in one of five immersive escape rooms right downtown Seattle. Work side-by-side with friends or family to crack codes and uncover clues—with help from your local game guide if you get stuck. Every detail feels real, from the props to the laughter echoing off the walls. It’s more than just a game—it’s a memory that lingers.
Pike Place Market: Food Tour with 14+ Tastings & Tips IncludedYou taste fourteen items from eight Pike Place vendors — donuts, chowder, fish and chips, gelato, fresh fruit — while a trained guide tells you the history and introduces you to the people who make it. Tips are included, so there's no tipping math. Plan for two hours of walking and standing, and wear comfortable shoes.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to understand Pike Place beyond the surface and don't want to spend the morning figuring out which vendors are worth the line. Expect to walk about a mile and stand for most of two hours — that's what lets you taste from eight different makers and actually meet them.
Seattle Walking Tour: Monorail, Pike Place & ChinatownYou’ll walk from Pioneer Square through Chinatown and Pike Place Market, hearing local stories and tasting city life along the way. Ride the historic monorail out to Seattle Center and end your day sipping coffee at KEXP radio station—maybe catching live music if you’re lucky.
Seattle: Snoqualmie & Twin Falls Hike with Paranormal StoriesYou hike to two waterfalls in an ancient rainforest near Seattle with a naturalist guide who layers in paranormal history and Pacific Northwest lore alongside real ecology. Choose between a 1.5-mile easy route or push to 2.5 miles with a harder extension. Solo hiking time at Twin Falls, then a drive to Snoqualmie Falls with the guide's stories filling the ride both ways. Fees included, small group, no car needed.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to see two major waterfalls without driving yourself and you'd rather have a guide who treats the drive as part of the experience, not just dead time between stops — the stories and history are what make the whole day stick with you.
Portland: Exquisite Creatures Exhibit Entry Ticket & ArtworksYou’ll wander through Portland’s Exquisite Creatures Exhibit surrounded by thousands of vibrant insects, minerals, and plants arranged as living art. See ethical specimens up close, hear stories from passionate guides, and feel the subtle awe that comes from seeing nature’s patterns turned into mosaics. This experience is easy for families and solo travelers alike—let yourself be surprised by what you notice long after you leave.
Private Sailing Tour Puget Sound: BYOB up to 6 passengersA private 3-hour sailing tour on the Puget Sound for up to six passengers, departing from Seattle with a local guide and adult life jackets included. You'll sail between Bainbridge Island and Seattle, with views of the Olympic Mountains to the west and the Cascade Range to the east; on clear days Mount Rainier appears in the distance. Seals, sea lions, and occasionally whales pass through these waters. Choose the Day Sail or the "Never Ending" Sunset Sail depending on when you want to be on the water.Is it for me?Book the Day Sail if you want afternoon light on the water and flexibility with your schedule; choose the "Never Ending" Sunset Sail if you're planning an evening on the Sound and want to watch the light change across the mountains. Either way, the small group size and private boat mean you're not sharing the experience with strangers, and the option to help sail keeps the tour active if that appeals to you.
Seattle Coffee Tour: Capitol Hill Tastings & Neighborhood WalkA guided coffee tasting tour through Seattle's Capitol Hill neighborhood that starts at the Jimi Hendrix statue and visits 3–4 locally owned cafés over two hours. You'll sample espresso, infused brews and unique local creations while learning about coffee production, roasting and the stories behind each cup. The guide also points out iconic music venues and recommends local food and nightlife spots as you walk the neighborhood's vibrant streets.Is it for me?Choose the small group option if you want to meet other travelers and share the experience; book private if you prefer the guide's full attention and the flexibility to linger at any café or ask deeper questions about the neighborhood.
Seattle City Tour: Space Needle, Pike Place & Floating HomesYou get picked up downtown and driven through ten neighborhoods and landmarks in one loop: Pioneer Square's history, Pike Place Market's location, Space Needle photos, Lake Union's floating homes, Kerry Park's viewpoint, the Fremont Troll (if parking allows), Chinatown shops, and the Ballard Locks where salmon and wildlife show up seasonally. The tour ends wherever you want—back at the hotel, at Pike Place if you want to explore, or at the Museum of Pop Culture. No entry fees are included except the stops themselves.Is it for me?Pick this tour if you want to see Seattle's main sights and its quieter neighborhoods in one loop without arranging your own transport or deciding which stops matter—the structured route covers both the famous landmarks and the places locals actually go.
2-Hour Guided Boat Tour: Gig Harbor & Tacoma Narrows BridgesA 2-hour guided boat tour on Puget Sound departs from Gig Harbor, cruising under the Tacoma Narrows suspension bridges and past the historic Salmon Beach community built on pilings. The boat is a former US Navy vessel, captained and crewed by Coast Guard-certified operators; parking is included. Wildlife like bald eagles, herons and seals appear regularly, and the tour covers the old-growth forest park and the site of the original bridge collapse in 1940.Is it for me?At 2 hours, this tour fits into a morning or afternoon without consuming your whole day—long enough to see the bridges, the Salmon Beach community and wildlife, short enough to leave time for other Seattle-area stops. The fixed schedule and included parking mean no logistics to arrange.
Seattle Sunset Sail: BYOB Cruise on a 70ft Racing YachtA two-hour sunset sail in Seattle aboard a 70ft ocean racing yacht, with views of the city skyline, Olympic Mountains and Mount Rainier. You bring your own beer, wine and food (alcohol for ages 21+), and the boat runs on wind power. A live English-speaking guide is included; sales tax is covered.Is it for me?Small groups and couples will find the relaxed pace suits an evening out without the formality of a dinner reservation. The BYOB policy makes it affordable for friends splitting a bottle, and the two-hour window fits easily into an evening schedule.
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Seattle Airport to Cruise Pier Transfer with Flight TrackingYou get picked up at SEA airport with your flight tracked in advance, your luggage handled, and a direct ride to your Seattle hotel or cruise pier. The driver meets you at the designated area, the price is fixed before you travel, and you arrive without navigating traffic or parking yourself. Book ahead and the confirmation arrives immediately.Is it for me?Book this if you want to skip the rental car counter, parking fees, and navigation stress after landing — the fixed price and flight tracking mean you know exactly what you're paying and when your ride will be ready.
Seattle: Museum of Flight Entry Ticket & Airplane WalkthroughsYou’ll step right into Seattle’s Museum of Flight and wander among legendary planes like Concorde and Air Force One. Try your hand at flight simulators, explore Boeing’s original factory space, and peer inside a real space shuttle trainer — all with your entry ticket included. Expect moments that stick with you long after you leave.
SeaTac to Seattle Cruise Piers: Scheduled Shuttle & LuggageYou board a shared shuttle at your SeaTac hotel at a time you choose from four daily departures. The driver loads your luggage and takes you straight to Pier 91 or 66 in under an hour. You pay less than a taxi or rideshare and skip the hassle of arranging separate transport — the fixed schedule and included luggage handling are what make it worth booking instead of calling an Uber at the last minute.Is it for me?Book this if you're staying at a SeaTac partner hotel and want to reach the cruise pier without arranging a separate car service or negotiating with a taxi driver — the fixed schedule and included luggage handling remove two decisions from your departure morning.
Seattle Pier 91 to SeaTac Airport: Shared Shuttle 7AM-11AMYou board a shared shuttle at Pier 91 with your luggage already handled, depart between 7AM and 11AM on demand, and arrive at SeaTac ready for check-in. No waiting for a scheduled time, no private-car markup—just a direct route that's moved half a million cruise passengers safely to the airport over 25 years.Is it for me?Right for cruise passengers landing at Pier 91 without a car, since pickup is guaranteed and luggage is handled end-to-end. The on-demand departure window between 7AM and 11AM means you're not locked into a fixed time—you leave when your group is ready.
SeaTac Airport to Seattle Cruise Piers: Fixed-Price TransferYou're picked up at baggage claim (not a remote lot), your luggage is handled for you, and a driver takes you straight to your cruise pier in about 20 minutes. Four daily departures from 9am let you choose the time that fits your arrival. The fixed price means no surprises, and the 25-year track record means the timing is reliable.Is it for me?Book this if you want to skip the airport shuttle hunt and the haggling over ride prices — the fixed departure times and included luggage handling mean you move straight from the airport to your ship without arranging anything else.
SeaTac Airport to Seattle Transfer: Private SUV, no waitingYou reserve a private vehicle in advance—no app, no waiting, no surge pricing. Your driver tracks your flight, meets you at baggage claim with luggage help, and drives you to your Seattle hotel or cruise terminal on a schedule only you set. The price is fixed before you land, and the vehicle is exclusively yours for the entire trip.Is it for me?Book this if you land with luggage, travel with children, or simply want to skip the app-and-wait game—the advance reservation and fixed price mean your transportation is settled before you leave home.
Seattle Ghost Walking Tour: Pike Place Market BoozeThis ghost and pub walking tour takes you through Pike Place Market in Seattle with a costumed guide for 2-2.5 hours, stopping at several historic bars while hearing stories of local hauntings and the city's spooky past. The tour visits The Gum Wall on the way, includes time for photos, and ends with a view of Pike Place Market from one of the bar stops. All guests must be 21+ with valid photo ID; drinks are at your own expense.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want the ghost stories and bar atmosphere of Pike Place Market without planning which stops to hit or what order to visit them—the costumed guide handles the route, the pacing and the stories, so you just show up with your ID and follow along.
Seattle Sailing Harbor Tour: 2-Hour Schooner Cruise & Skyline ViewsYou board a historic wooden schooner at Pier 66 and sail for two hours through Elliott Bay and the Puget Sound. The route passes the Seattle waterfront and the Space Needle, and on clear days shows Mount Rainier and the Olympic and Cascade mountain ranges. A restroom is available on board, and the pace is slow enough for families and all fitness levels. You return to the same dock where you started.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Seattle from the water without driving a boat yourself or spending the afternoon learning to sail — the crew handles everything, and two hours is long enough to feel like you've left the city without eating up your whole day.
Seattle: Chihuly Garden & Glass Ticket with Live DemosYou’ll wander through Chihuly Garden & Glass in Seattle with time to linger under swirling sculptures and stroll among living plants and wild colors. Watch live glassblowing, listen to stories from local guides, and take home digital photos—all included in your ticket. Expect moments of quiet awe mixed with laughter or surprise as you see art change with every step.
Pike Place Market food tour: Vegan and vegetarian tastingsA 90-minute guided food tour of Pike Place Market and Seattle Waterfront in Seattle featuring plant-based and vegetarian tastings at five local restaurants and specialty shops. A local guide leads the route, handles the timing, and points out the Market's history and famous spots along the way. The tour works for anyone who eats plant-based or wants to try it, and for omnivores curious about Seattle's food scene. Wheelchair accessible; public transit nearby.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat at the places locals actually go without spending the morning figuring out which ones are worth the line—the guide handles the route and the timing, so you taste five things and learn the Market's story in 90 minutes instead of wandering for three hours and hitting the obvious spots.
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Pike Place Market Food Tour: 9 Tastings with a Working ChefA two-hour guided food tour through Pike Place Market in Seattle where you taste from nine local artisan vendors, led by a working chef with insider knowledge of the market. The route adjusts based on the guide's choice and the season, so each tour is different. Arrive 10 minutes early at 1600 First Ave (First and Pine); the tour leaves on time and cannot catch up stragglers. Dietary considerations can be noted before the tour date.Is it for me?Start at First and Pine on the street itself, so you don't need a car or a hotel in a specific neighborhood — public transit gets you there, and the guide meets you outside Simply Seattle. The two-hour window and fixed route mean you taste through the market's best without spending the afternoon figuring out where to go or standing in lines.
Seattle Sea-Tac Airport Transfer: Private Luxury LimoYou get a named chauffeur who tracks your flight and meets you at baggage claim with a premium vehicle ready to go. The service includes beverage and luggage assistance, and the price is fixed before you travel. No waiting for a cab, no surge pricing, no uncertainty — just a direct route to your hotel or destination in Seattle.Is it for me?Book this if you want to skip the taxi line and arrive at your Seattle destination in a car that's already waiting — the fixed price and flight tracking mean you're not managing logistics after landing, just walking to your ride.
Pike Place Market Tour: Seattle Music History Singing GuideThis is a guided historic tour of Pike Place Market in Seattle led by Davin Stedman, a singing historian and frontman for The Staxx Brothers, who combines market stories with live music at iconic busking locations. The 90-minute experience includes an unplugged concert where you choose from dozens of songs spanning a century of Seattle's music history. Small groups explore the market with a guide who is also a celebrated author, radio host and Market columnist, and the tour ends at the same spots where artists like Brandi Carlile made music history.Is it for me?Book this if you want a small group experience where the guide is also the performer—the concert is not a separate event tacked on, but the natural end of the market stories, and you choose what gets sung. It works for anyone who wants to move through Pike Place at a human pace with someone who actually knows the place and can play it for you.
