Begin your tour with convenient pickup directly from your cruise terminal at Pier 91 or, when applicable, Pier 66. Your guide will meet you after disembarkation, assist with loading your luggage, and begin the Seattle sightseeing experience from the port.

Visit the only place in the United States where boats can travel from fresh water to salt water via a lock system that you can watch close-up in action. While there, you may also see wildlife - from seals to salmon. This is a truly special sight to see while visiting Seattle.

Travelers will see Frankie Feetsplinter, a giant hand-built troll created from recycled wood by Danish artist Thomas Dambo outside the National Nordic Museum in Ballard. Depending on timing and interest, we may stop briefly for photos and a closer look at this playful piece inspired by Nordic folklore.

Absolutely the best view spot in Seattle. Take in views of Puget Sound, the Port of Seattle, Space Needle, city center and all three of Seattle's professional sports stadiums. This is the iconic view spot that you won't want to miss.

Get your photo taken at the base of the iconic Seattle Space Needle with an optional stop at MOPOP (the Museum of Pop Culture)'s gift shop to shop for items that represent Seattle's grunge music scene.

Travelers may stop here for restroom access, an optional visit to the gift shop, and photos with views of the Space Needle before continuing the tour.

Don't miss this architectural marvel in the middle of downtown Seattle. Guide will stop at or drive by the Amazon Spheres and offer stories of how Amazon has helped shape Seattle.

Drive by the newly revamped and enhanced Seattle waterfront.

Optional 1 hour stop at pike place market. This is a private tour, if seeing the market is a priority for your group we can adjust the tour on the fly to make sure you experience it!

Drive by Lumen Field and T-Mobile Park, home to the Seattle Seahawks, Seattle Sounders and Seattle Mariners professional sports teams.

Drive through Seattle's historic Pioneer Square, where you'll learn the history of early Seattle and see and learn about how the city recovered from the Great Fire of 1889.

In this unique corner of Seattle, you will see unique architecture and learn the history of Seattle's Asian communities and influence. Stop by the historic Panama Hotel for coffee, tea and history.

Travelers will stop in West Seattle for panoramic views of the downtown skyline, Elliott Bay, and the surrounding city. From near the area where Seattle was first established, guests can see the city from a different perspective and look back across many of the neighborhoods and landmarks explored during the tour.