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Puget Sound Destinations
Choose your cruise itinerary, boarding and off-loading plans in consultation with Capt. Nesset. Most cruises last four to six hours. Your group or the caterer of your choice can provide food and beverages to be served on board. If you prefer, your group can make reservations at a waterfront restaurant with docking facilities where the Captain will off-load your group, tie up at the dock and resume your cruise once your meal is finished.
Tillicum Village — Enjoy an authentic Native American salmon bake held in a longhouse in Tillicum Village on Blake Island, eight miles from Seattle's waterfront. Allow for a cruise of 7 to 8 hours if you have made reservations for this popular Seattle excursion.
Everett — Board at the Everett City Marina. cruise Possession Sound, peaceful waters in an extension of Puget Sound. View the east side of Whidbey Island as well as Hat and Camano Islands and surrounding scenery.
Seattle — Board at Fisherman's Terminal. Traverse the Ship Canal to Lake Union. From there, you can see downtown Seattle and attractions along the Seattle skyline, including the Space Needle, floating homes and Gasworks Park. Mount Rainier and the Olympia and Cascade Mountain Ranges are in view. Proceed from Lake Union to Lake Washington to see Microsoft founder Bill Gates' home along with many other spectacular dwellings along the lake.
Tacoma — Depart from Point Defiance Park docks near or the Thea Foss Waterway in downtown Tacoma. Take a harbor tour of Commencement Bay. Sights include the Port of Tacoma and new residential developments along the waterway. Other high points of the Tacoma cruise include the Tacoma Narrows Bridge in the "narrows" section of Puget Sound, Vashon Island and surrounding scenery, including Mount Rainer.
Gig Harbor — This quaint, historic one-time fishing village is located in Commencement Bay past the narrows. See views of the Narrows Bridges and homes and businesses along the shoreline. See Mount Rainier and the Cascade and Olympic Mountains in the background.
