Cruises from Seattle
Overview
If you want an amazing city getaway experience before you step onto the ship, cruises from Seattle may be just what the doctor ordered. Seattle is a popular point of departure for cruises on the West Coast, providing several acclaimed voyages to popular destinations in Alaska, Canada and the Pacific Northwest.
You’ll find the two cruise terminals in the city’s port are conveniently close to all of the things you want to see and do — not to mention hotels and restaurants that will surely get you in the vacation state of mind.
Itineraries, Sailing Dates & Pricing
7 - Days
Alaska
Inside
$949
Outside
$1,399
Balcony
$1,399
Suite
$3,149
7 - Days
Alaska
Inside
$999
Outside
$1,449
Balcony
$1,449
Suite
$3,399
Seattle Departures
Want to explore one of the country’s great cities before setting off on your next dream vacation? Cruises out of Seattle let you enjoy a fun-filled city getaway before your cruise begins. Just near the Port of Seattle you’ll find many hotels and restaurants along with loads of attractions you won’t want to miss; the photo-op must is the iconic Seattle Space Needle while cultural institutions like the Seattle and Frye Art Museums offer an enlightening experience. Even the movie theaters are something to behold — the Cinerama is one of only three theaters in the world that can show films in the three-panel, Cinerama format.
Seattle offers over 200 cruises throughout the year on Carnival Cruise Line, Celebrity Cruises, Holland America Line, Norwegian Cruise Line, Princess Cruises, Oceania Cruises, and Royal Caribbean ships. You’ll find great savings on round-trip cruises to Victoria, Canada and San Francisco along the Pacific Coast, along with some choice deals on one-way visits to Vancouver through Holland America.
You’ll also find excellent cruise options for trips to Alaska aboard impressive ships like the deluxe Norwegian Pearl and Royal Caribbean’s Explorer of the Seas. If you’re looking for cruises from Seattle to Hawaii, Holland America has you covered with a luxury tour of every island in the Aloha State.
Depending on the cruise line you choose, you’ll board at either the Bell Street Cruise Terminal at Pier 66 or the Smith Cove Cruise Terminal at Terminal 91. In-between both terminals you’ll find gorgeous Centennial Park, an ideal spot to take photos of the Elliott Bay waterfront or grab a picnic before you depart. This all begins with a search on Dunhill Travel Deals, so go ahead and make your travel dreams a reality today.
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