Meet your group and guide on the morning of the first day of your trip. After an introductory meeting, you will start the day with a tour of Seattle.

We’ll begin with a coffee tour and stop at the historic Pike Place Market along the way. Here, you’ll have the opportunity to stop and explore or get your guide’s recommendations for the best food the market has to offer, from rich clam chowder to fresh fruits and cheeses. Your guide will share tastings at the market from what we believe is a must-try!

Gum Wall in Seattle's Pike Place Market is a quirky and colorful experience. As you stroll down Post Alley, marvel at the layers of chewed gum adorning the walls, each piece contributing to the wall's unique and ever-evolving mosaic of creativity and community expression.

From here, the group will hop back in the vehicle to take a leisurely drive along Alaskan Way, home to the Seattle Ferris Wheel, Aquarium, and plenty of souvenir shops and restaurants where your group can enjoy anything from oysters to halibut.

Passing the historic Pioneer Square area and its beautiful turn-of-the-century architecture, we drive to the Seattle Center to see the most recognized symbol of the city, the Space Needle.

Offers unparalleled panoramic views of the city's skyline and surrounding natural beauty. From its iconic perch 520 feet above ground, visitors can marvel at sights like the Puget Sound, Mount Rainier, and the downtown skyline, providing a breathtaking perspective of Seattle's urban landscape.

After our visit, we’ll be able to venture farther out to neighborhoods such as Ballard and Fremont, home to truly unusual art like our beloved Fremont Troll.

A whimsical and iconic sculpture that captivates visitors with its quirky charm. Towering over passersby, this colossal troll, sculpted from concrete, reimagines the classic fairy tale creature in an interactive urban art installation, inviting exploration and photo opportunities in the eclectic Fremont neighborhood.

Nearby, we can enjoy spectacular views of the city from the repurposed waterfront space known as Gas Works Park. Nature lovers will enjoy this recreational area as well as the Ballard Locks Fish Ladder & Visitor Museum, where you can watch the tugboats rise through a series of locks and – at certain times of the year – go underneath the locks to watch salmon fight the current to make their long journey back to their breeding grounds. We end our Seattle day with dinner near our overnight accommodations.