U. S. Pacific Coast Cruises

Enjoy the history of America’s fun-loving western coast while relaxing on a cruise along the U.S. Pacific Coast.

The U.S. Pacific Coast may only consist of a few states, but the diversity of the different regions is unbelievable – from the hot spots of Hollywood in the south to the height of America’s culinary treasures in Napa Valley and further north to the beauty of Seattle’s waterways. A cruise along the U.S. Pacific Coast lets you revel in the beauty of the West Coast. 

Pacific Coastal cruises are a great way to enjoy the grand cities of the west coast. Ride trolleys through bustling cities, view demonstrations of historic moments in Western history and immerse yourself in some incredible cultures.

Whether you want to experience the non-stop energy of the cities in the Pacific Northwest or a peaceful afternoon relaxing in Mexico on a stunning beach, a cruise lets you do both, and more.

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Things to Do on a Pacific Northwest Cruise

Outlined below are a handful of our favorite things to do when cruising along the U.S. Pacific Coast:

• Ride the iconic trolleys along the steep streets of San Francisco. Get off at the Ghirardelli Square for a free sample of the tasty chocolate treat.
   
• One of America’s greatest assets is its pop culture landscape of classic TV shows and movies. Los Angeles is the epicenter of screen entertainment, so make sure to tour one of the major TV or movie studios, like Paramount or Warner Brothers, or attend a live taping of a show.
   

• Head to the lush vineyards of Napa Valley for a culinary adventure. You could spend the day experiencing the country’s best wines or take a cooking class where wine is always a major component.
   
• Tour San Francisco’s infamous Alcatraz Prison and learn about the notorious criminals who were contained (and escaped!) from behind its steel bars. There’s even a special evening tour for a more intimate experience.
   

• Get ready to catch the slippery and surprisingly heavy fish at the Pike Place Market. This Market is famous for its fish flinging staff. If you don’t trust your hands, that’s alright – you can stand back and watch the professionals at work.
   
• Get wild at the San Diego Zoo. This zoo is one of the world’s best and is packed with exhibits and attractions that will keep you on your toes.
   

Map of the U.S. Pacific Coast: