Boat Tour Seattle
⭐ 4.8 6 experiences
from US$ 39
⏱ 2 h ✓ Free cancellation
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Seattle Harbor Cruise: Skyline, Space Needle & Mount Rainier Views★ 4.70 (2,205) · 1h
Best priceSeattle Sailing Harbor Tour: 2-Hour Schooner Cruise & Skyline Views★ 4.71 · from US$ 39
Top ratedSeattle: 70ft Sailing Cruise on Puget Sound BYOB★ 4.92 · from US$ 60
Seattle Sunset Sail: Tall Ship Cruise & Olympic Mountain ViewsYou’ll feel Seattle shift around you as you sail into sunset—helping with sails, catching glimpses of Mt. Rainier and the Space Needle from Puget Sound, sharing laughs with crew as city lights flicker on. With drinks in hand and fresh air all around, this evening brings you right into Seattle’s heart—quiet moments included.
Seattle Locks Cruise: Ballard Locks & Lake Union Boat TourYou board at one Seattle marina and disembark at another after watching your boat lower through the historic Ballard Locks, passing floating homes, fishing vessels, Gas Works Park, and views of the Space Needle and Puget Sound. The live guide handles the history and context, and you get both indoor and outdoor seating for the full two hours. Arrive 30 minutes early and choose your starting point when you book.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Seattle's working waterfront and the famous Ballard Locks without arranging your own boat or navigation—the fixed route and live guide handle both the logistics and the context, and the one-way format means you start and end at two different marinas in the city center.
Seattle: Lake Union Floating Homes Cruise & Space Needle ViewsYou board at a central marina, spend two hours on Lake Union with a local guide narrating the Space Needle, Gas Works Park, and University of Washington views, bring your own drinks and snacks, and return to the same spot. The boat runs in any weather with an enclosed cabin, and groups stay under six people.Is it for me?Right for travelers short on time who want to see Seattle's landmarks from the water without a long commitment. The two-hour window is tight, but that's what makes it possible to fit the Space Needle, Gas Works Park, and the University of Washington into a single morning or afternoon.
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