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 Pier 91 to SeaTac Airport TransferYou exit Pier 91 and meet your shuttle coordinator at Spot #2 in the shuttle lane. Your luggage is handled throughout, and the driver takes you directly to SeaTac International Airport with no intermediate stops. The whole transfer is timed to cruise arrivals, so you're not waiting around or rushing to make your flight.Is it for me?Book this if you're disembarking at Pier 91 and need to catch a flight the same day — the fixed schedule and direct route mean you don't have to arrange separate transport or worry about timing.
Seattle: Olympic National Park Day Trip & Ferry with HikingYou get picked up at your hotel, ride the ferry to Bainbridge Island, drive to Olympic National Park with a light breakfast stop, hike to Marymere Falls along Lake Crescent, and return by ferry the same day. All transportation, park entry, and ferry fees are covered; the guide adjusts the route based on weather and crowd levels so the day actually fits what you want to do.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Olympic National Park in one day without renting a car or navigating the ferry schedule yourself — the fixed pickup time and included transport are what make a full park visit possible in a single afternoon from Seattle.
Seattle: Olympic Peninsula Day Trip with Ferry & Hurricane RidgeYou get picked up from Seattle, ferried across Puget Sound, then driven through old-growth forest, past tide pools, and up to a mile-high ridge with mountain views in every direction. Transport, water, and a guide who times the stops around tide schedules and weather are all handled. You're back in the city by evening.Is it for me?A good fit if you want to see the Olympic Peninsula's main landscapes—forest, coast, and mountains—in one day without arranging your own transport or timing around tide schedules. Plan for a full day out, which is what makes fitting the ferry, multiple stops, and a mile-high ridge into a single trip possible.
