USA · CITY TOURS IN SEATTLE
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 6 city tours in Seattle worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Tour Seattle by air-conditioned mini coach with a local guide, making short stops at Pioneer Square, Ballard Locks, Kerry Park, and the Space Needle. You will also pass Pike Place Market, the Amazon Spheres, Fremont, stadiums, waterfront sights, and more. Choose from three downtown pickup points.
“Tour was great. Tyler was a great tour guide. He shared a lot of history and was very knowledgeable.”
Start at Pike Place Market, then ride in an air-conditioned minivan to Snoqualmie Falls and back through Seattle. Guides such as Dale and Terry share local history, help with phone photography, and adjust stops by season. The group is capped at 13, with a 10 a.m. start and free cancellation up to 24 hours ahead.
“The tour guy Dale was great he was so interesting and had lots of good info when visiting Seattle plus he had camera tips when taking pictures”
Spend about three hours touring Seattle by small bus with guide Earl, who has lived in the Pacific Northwest for more than 30 years. See Pike Place Market, Kerry Park, Lake Union, the Space Needle, Pioneer Square, Ballard Locks, and the Fremont Troll, with photo stops and local stories along the way.
“Earl is very knowledgeable, funny, and easy to talk with. A good heart; Earl gave an extended tour and also gave us a ride back to our hotel.”
This three-hour small-group tour uses a comfortable 14-passenger minibus to connect Seattle’s waterfront, downtown, Pioneer Square, Chinatown-International District, Fremont, Ballard, and Kerry Park. Local guides such as Matthew, James, Shawn, and DC add history, humor, and, sometimes, show tunes.
“The bus picked us up 45 mins late and the company never picked up the phone when trying to find out why. The driver and guide was very enthusiastic and knew lots of very useful facts and figures.”
Use a 24 or 48-hour open-top bus pass to reach Seattle’s Space Needle, Pike Place Market, waterfront, Pioneer Square, Chinatown, and Amazon Spheres. The standard route uses recorded English commentary, while the All About Seattle option adds a three-hour live panoramic tour and walking tour.
“Lower seating on bottom floor found it difficult to see above window ledge.”
Tour Seattle with a local guide aboard an air-conditioned mini-coach, covering nearly 50 miles in three hours. You’ll stop at Pioneer Square, Ballard Locks, and a skyline viewpoint, while passing Pike Place Market, the waterfront, Fremont, Lake Union, stadiums, and more. Guides including Jeff, Ron, Bryan, and Tyler are known for lively local stories.
“Everything was great. Ron was a very informative tour guide.”
Pick a skyline, a canyon or a coastline.
