

48-night South Pacific Crossing & New Zealand Collector Cruise
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Westerdam
From
Seattle, Washington
1 Sailing
Sep 19, 2027
Seattle combines natural beauty and innovative spirit, offering travelers a city framed by mountains, forests, and sparkling waters.

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Westerdam
From
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1 Sailing
Sep 19, 2027


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Westerdam
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1 Sailing
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Overview
Set between Puget Sound and the Cascade Mountains, Seattle is a city that embraces the outdoors as much as it celebrates coffee, culture, and creativity. You’ll find iconic landmarks like the Space Needle, Pike Place Market, and Chihuly Garden and Glass all within easy reach of the downtown waterfront. The city’s tech-forward energy blends seamlessly with its indie music roots, thriving arts scene, and laid-back Pacific Northwest vibe. Foodies will love the city's fresh seafood, buzzing breweries, and world-class coffee shops, while nature lovers can hop on a ferry, hike nearby trails, or kayak through Lake Union. Museums like the Museum of Pop Culture and the Seattle Art Museum round out a day of exploring with a dose of innovation and imagination. As a departure or arrival point for Alaska cruises, Seattle is an ideal place to begin or end your adventure. Whether you are catching sunset views from Kerry Park, browsing a record store in Capitol Hill, or soaking up the buzz of the waterfront, Seattle leaves a lasting impression with its cool, unpretentious charm.
Bell Street Cruise Terminal at Pier 66: 2225 Alaskan Way, Seattle, WA 98121
Smith Cove Cruise Terminal at Pier 91: 2001 W Garfield St, Seattle, WA 98119

Your first stop should be Pike Place Market, one of the oldest and most iconic public markets in the U.S. It’s a must-see when visiting Seattle! Stroll through the bustling market and explore its eclectic mix of food vendors, local artisans, fresh produce, and seafood stands. Don’t miss the famous fish-throwing tradition at the Pike Place Fish Market, where fishmongers toss fish to each other with impressive skill.
Tip: Be sure to stop by the original Starbucks location at Pike Place Market if you are a coffee lover, and grab a cup of Seattle’s finest brew to start your day.

A trip to Seattle wouldn’t be complete without a visit to the Space Needle, the city’s most famous landmark. Head to the top of this iconic tower for breathtaking 360-degree views of the city, Puget Sound, and the stunning Mount Rainier (on a clear day). The Seattle Center also has several other attractions, including Chihuly Garden and Glass, which features stunning glass sculptures by artist Dale Chihuly.
Tip: If you are short on time, purchase your Space Needle tickets in advance to avoid waiting in line, especially during peak hours.

Located just a short walk from the Space Needle, the Museum of Pop Culture (MoPOP) is an interactive museum that celebrates all things pop culture. From its exhibits on music icons like Nirvana and Jimi Hendrix to its collection of sci-fi and fantasy memorabilia, MoPOP offers something for everyone. It’s a fun and immersive experience for fans of movies, music, and video games.
Tip: Check out the museum’s rotating exhibits, as they often feature major pop culture events or themes, such as Marvel superheroes or Star Trek.

If you haven't already been captivated by the Chihuly Garden and Glass near the Space Needle, make sure to take some time to admire the breathtaking glass sculptures and installations. The exhibit is divided into several sections, including indoor galleries, an outdoor garden, and a glasshouse. The stunning works of art make for perfect photo opportunities!
Tip: Plan to spend about an hour in the garden to fully appreciate the beauty of the glass art, especially if you visit in the late afternoon when the lighting is particularly beautiful.

For a tranquil break from the city’s hustle and bustle, head to Discovery Park, Seattle’s largest green space. Located along the shores of Puget Sound, the park offers a network of scenic trails that wind through forests, meadows, and along the coastline. From the park’s West Point Lighthouse, you can enjoy beautiful views of the Sound and the Olympic Mountains in the distance.
Tip: The Loop Trail is a popular choice and provides a scenic overview of the park. It’s an easy hike with beautiful vistas and great spots for a picnic.

If you are craving some fresh air and waterfront views, head down to the Seattle Waterfront. Walk along the scenic piers, visit the Seattle Aquarium, or check out the Seattle Great Wheel, a Ferris wheel that offers stunning views of the harbor and city skyline. You can also take a ferry ride across the water to nearby Bainbridge Island for a peaceful retreat, though this may take up more of your time if you are on a tight schedule.
Tip: If you are pressed for time, take a ride on the Seattle Great Wheel for a quick and picturesque view of the city and harbor.

For those interested in art and culture, the Seattle Art Museum (SAM) is a must-see. Located in the heart of downtown, SAM houses an impressive collection of modern and traditional art, including Native American art, African art, and contemporary works. The museum’s location also places you in the center of Seattle's vibrant cultural district.
Tip: If you’re short on time, consider visiting just one of SAM’s three locations, or check out the nearby Olympic Sculpture Park for outdoor art installations and views of the waterfront.

Seattle is famous for its seafood, and there’s no better place to indulge than at Elliott’s Oyster House on the waterfront. This seafood restaurant is known for its fresh oysters and other seafood delicacies, like clam chowder, Dungeness crab, and Pacific salmon. The restaurant offers views of Elliott Bay, making it the perfect spot for a relaxing lunch.
Tip: Be sure to try the oyster sampler to experience a variety of locally sourced oysters from the Pacific Northwest.

If you have some extra time, head to the Ballard Locks and watch boats pass through the locks that connect Lake Union and Puget Sound. The nearby fish ladder is also a fascinating site, especially during the salmon migration season when you can watch the fish making their way upstream.
Tip: The Ballard Locks are located about 15 minutes from downtown, so consider taking a quick Uber ride to maximize your time if you have a few hours to spare.

End your day in Seattle with a short, relaxing cruise around Elliott Bay. Many local companies offer 1-hour scenic cruises that take you around the bay, giving you stunning views of the Seattle skyline, the Space Needle, and the Olympic Mountains in the distance. It’s a great way to cap off your Seattle experience and take in the beauty of the Pacific Northwest.
Tip: Check with your cruise line or local tour operators for last-minute tickets to one of these cruises, especially if you want a quick and scenic way to enjoy the area before heading back to your cruise ship.