Seattle Harbor Cruise

Overview

Get acquainted with Seattle's historic waterfront from the water side of the wharf on this fully narrated cruise of Elliott Bay and Seattle Harbor. This cruise follows the shoreline and provides up-close views of the piers, ports and area attractions. There are plenty of interesting features around the bay: the Port of Seattle (one of the busiest ports in the United States), Colman Dock (the main dock of the largest ferry system in the US), and Pier 90 (home of the region's cruise ship business), Alki Beach (major local summertime hangout), the Space Needle, the famous Hotel Edgewater, the Great Wheel and the Seattle Aquarium. Last but not least, enjoy tremendous views of the natural beauty that surrounds Seattle. The majestic Olympic Mountains lie to the west, solitary Mount Rainier to the southeast, and the inviting Cascade Range to the east.

City: Seattle

Sun 17 Nov

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Starting at $38.59

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Sun 17 Nov

Starting at $38.59

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What's Included

One hour narrated boat tour of Elliott Bay

Live commentary on board

Additional Info

Wheelchair accessible
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Public transportation options are available nearby
Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
All vessels offer both indoor & outdoor seating
All vessels have bathrooms
Wheelchair accessible. PLEASE CALL in advance to secure crew/boarding support.
Kids (3 and under) ride free but do require a boarding pass
Check-in 30 minutes prior to tour - with boarding starting 20 minutes prior to departure
Boarding gate closes 5 minutes prior to the tour time for final dock/crew safety checks
Boat departs dock promptly at schedule tour time
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Hand sanitiser available to travellers and staff
Regularly sanitised high-traffic areas
Gear/equipment sanitised between use
Masks are optional

What To Expect

Argosy Cruises - Seattle Waterfront

Begin your cruise from Seattle's historic and lively central waterfront

Seattle Great Wheel

Water views of the Seattle Great Wheel

Seattle Aquarium

Pass by the Seattle Aquarium and learn about the sea life off our shores

Myrtle Edwards Park

View some of Seattle's downtown green spaces, Olympic Sculpture Park and Myrtle Edwards Park

Space Needle

Take photos from our unobstructed view of Seattle's famous Space Needle

Olympic Mountain Range

Enjoy views of the beautiful Olympic Mountain Range across the water from Seattle.

Mount Rainier

Weather permitting, catch a glimpse of this 14,410 ft tall volcano that sits just 60 miles southeast of Seattle

Alki Beach

View West Seattle and Alki Beach from the water and learn about the area's importance to early white settlement in the region

T-Mobile Park

See the field that is home to the Seattle Mariners (MLB)

Smith Tower Visitor Experience

Water views of Smith Tower and Seattle Skyline

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Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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Reviews (937)

Marshelle_P

Aug 2022

I was visiting my son in Seattle I live in California and I had choose to do a boat tour my son was reluctant to go but he went anyway boat was nice but we called ahead of time to find out if we can bring any outside drinks or food and the operator worked for Expedia cause that who we book our trip through attempted x3 to call argosy with no success so we couldn’t get our question answered so we stop at Starbucks and got coffee …we were told at the gate as we were boarding no outside food or drinks allowed so we left our drinks at the gate we didn’t get to drink any of our coffee but that was ok if they had of answered the phone we could have known that ahead of time and we would of never stop at Starbucks before boarding boat tour. Second issue once boat tour was over we got off boat immediately my son notice he forgot his keys on the boat he ask the blonde guy at front gate (who worked there) could he go back on boat and grab his keys off the boat the argrosy employee acted as though he was trying to take the next boat tour for free and we had just paid for a tour and had completed our tour and my son just wanted to grab his car keys he had a tracker on his keys and could see from his iPhone that his car keys was still on the boat he then asked the supervisor at Argrosy at that time if someone their employee could grab his car key off the boat my son told them exactly where he left the keys at on the boat the guy came back right away and he said the keys was not on the boat my son insisted they were the supervisor would not let him go back on boat to get his car keys and kept insisting my son was trying to ride the boat for free( because he was a black man ) after being persistent and refusing to leave argrosy without his car keys the argrosy employee came up from boat and said I have your car keys and gave the car keys to my son we were treated terrible as paying patronizing customers I will never ride with argrosy nor any of my family member ride their boat tours they appear to be discriminatory and we do not put up with racism in any level !

LittleDyckman

Aug 2022

We had a great time! The tour guide did a great job and was very informative! A great way to spend an hour - easy access to the boat!

Butze_I

Jul 2022

The check in process was quick and easy. The tour guide did a good job of pointing out sites although the sites were not always visable.