Discover the Emerald City on our grand 4-hour Seattle tour. Experience the vibrant tastes and sights of Seattle, while exploring distinct neighborhoods such as Chinatown and catch the perfect views from Queen Ann Hill. This public tour provides an excellent overview of Central Seattle from a comfortable bus with large viewing windows. Our tour stops at least four times throughout the excursion. We allow you to get out some on foot to explore as we believe it helps in experiencing the city and neighborhoods properly. We only offer one tour a day so we thrive on making ours the most complete tour of Seattle without you feeling like you're being hurried. Another great benefit is there is NO extra charge to be picked up at 90 percent of Seattle hotels- we are the ONLY tour company to offer this benefit- GRATIS! IF PREARRANGED IN ADVANCE we can even offer drop-offs at Cruise Ports for an EXTRA FEE after the tour ends (AFTER 2:30pm).

Experience the best of Seattle's urban and natural beauty with a Lake Union sightseeing cruise. This delightful excursion offers a perfect blend of exploration, relaxation, and delightful commentary while taking in the iconic sights of the city. Enjoy stunning Lake Union panoramas, perfect for Instagram-worthy moments. Capture the iconic Space Needle from a unique angle. Cruise by the historic Gas Works Park, offering fantastic photo opportunities. See the city's impressive skyline, including architectural wonders. Learn about the city's history and landmarks from knowledgeable guides. Ideal for those with limited time or seeking a quick, memorable experience. Our marina is centrally located for easy access. Join us for a short but memorable two-hour Lake Union sightseeing cruise. It's the perfect way to discover the best of Seattle.

Make sure to bring your camera on this bike ride. You will have a state of the art Rad Power Electric Bike on this 14 mile 2.5 hour bike tour. After gearing up we voyage in style on the Elliot Bay bike trail on our way to Seattle Center. Then your guide will navigate you through a network of bike lanes through with many changing landscapes on our way through: South lk Union, Fremont, and the University of Washington. At UW we bike across the university bridge making our way to the bustling hipster neighborhood of Cap Hill where we link up to downtown. Most of the tour in on protected bike lanes. Must be 13-years-old and 5’0 to ride the Rad Power Electric Bike. Rider Experience: - Medium difficulty . If you have not been on a bicycle in some time you should practice beforehand.

We are excited to announce the return of our Boeing Factory Tour beginning January 2026. We paused this tour during the global pandemic, but we’re back, better than ever. The Seattle City Tour portion of this experience was ranked “Top 20” experience in the United States by TripAdvisor/Viator, selected from thousands of activities (read some of the reviews!). After more than 10 years of developing and refining this route, we’ve designed a tour that truly maximizes everything you get to see. This is the only tour in Seattle that combines the Boeing Factory Tour with a comprehensive Seattle City Tour. You’ll visit the launch site of Boeing’s very first airplane and see the largest building in the world. The Boeing experience also includes a gallery of innovative aircraft and a flight simulator. Enjoy iconic sights such as floating homes, the Fremont Troll, under the bridge, the busiest lock system in the U.S., the Amazon campus, and what may be the longest floating bridges in the world.

Seattle is often described as one of the most engineered cities in the United States—and this private four-hour tour shows you why. Built between saltwater and freshwater, on steep hills, unstable soil, and in an active seismic zone, Seattle has required complex engineering solutions to function as a modern city. This tour focuses on the systems, structures, and decisions that made that possible. You’ll explore major infrastructure projects including Seattle’s floating bridges, the SR-99 tunnel, the rebuilt waterfront seawall, the Amazon Spheres, Gas Works Park, the Ballard Locks, and key neighborhood corridors. Rather than simply pointing out landmarks, the tour connects each site to the engineering challenges it was designed to solve, offering a deeper understanding of how Seattle works beneath the surface.