ELLIOTT BAY · BAY CRUISES
The sailings worth boarding, reviewed.
The 6 elliott bay cruises travellers cast off on most, lined up side by side. How long you are on the water, what you sail past, who is at the helm, and what a spot on deck costs.
Narrated Seattle harbor cruise from Pier 55. One hour of skyline views, shipping terminals, and mountain panoramas with indoor/outdoor seating.
Most Popular“We were lucky with the weather, but this is a must do in Seattle. It was a little chilly, but they have an indoor area with the same views, a bar and snacks for sale. Definitely a great way to see the city from the water. Would do again next time..”
Seattle’s skyline and working port in one hour. Narrated cruise from Pier 55 with mountain views and great photo angles.
“I enjoyed the one hour cruise of the city The narrator was very knowledgeable and gave a lot of information about the city”
A narrated 1-hour Seattle harbor cruise from Pier 55. See the skyline, Space Needle, big shipping terminals, and mountain views for $45.
“Everything was good ! I just had to catch the next session Because we got here 2 minutes late because the bridge was up!!! Not are fault”
Sail the Bay Lady at sunset from Pier 66. Hands-on sailing, skyline lights, Olympic Mountains views, and a bar on board for 2 hours.
“Tall ship sailing was fantastic - beautiful night and a great way to see the beauty of the area. Enjoyed a drink with our trip to enjoy further”
2-hour Seattle harbor cruise on the schooner Bay Lady with skyline views, possible marine wildlife, and hands-on sail help. Drinks available. $73.
“Very enjoyable relaxing sail. Anthony, Madison and Clark were attentive, wonderful hosts. We didn't want it to end.”
Seattle HOHO bus plus Locks or Harbour cruise, audio guide, XR Arnocular app, and easy stops from Space Needle to Pike Place and Amazon Spheres.
“Helpful bus drivers. Great way to get around Seattle with ease, especially on hot days and walking too much! Added the boat your of Elliott Bay, in hindsight should have done the locks.”
Sightseeing sailings, sunset cruises and island runs, in the bays and harbours that do them best.
