Seattle, Washington: The Ultimate Pacific Northwest Grand Finale

Nestled between the saltwater of Puget Sound and the freshwater of Lake Washington, the "Emerald City" offers a vibrant blend of iconic landmarks, rich coffee culture, and fresh Pacific Northwest cuisine. From watching fish fly at historic Pike Place Market to taking in panoramic views from the Space Needle, Seattle is the perfect post-cruise destination to end your Alaska journey.

Things to Do

Space Needle

Ride the high-speed elevator 520 feet up to the landmark tower's observation deck, featuring revolving glass floors and 360-degree views of downtown, Mount Rainier, and Puget Sound.

~$39 – $50 USD per person

Pike Place Market

Walk through one of the oldest continuously operated public farmers' markets in the U.S., famous for energetic fishmongers throwing fish, fresh flowers, artisan crafts, and views of Elliott Bay.

$0 USD (Free entry)

Chihuly Garden and Glass

Located right at the base of the Space Needle, this breathtaking museum displays vibrant, blown-glass artwork in colorful indoor galleries, a glasshouse, and lush botanical gardens.

~$35 - $45 USD per person (Combo tickets with Space Needle ~$74)

Places to Eat

Pike Place Chowder

Located right off Post Alley, this world-famous spot is renowned for its award-winning New England and smoked salmon clam chowders served hot in fresh sourdough bread bowls.

~$12 - $22 USD per person

Ghost Alley Espresso

Nestled in a tiny, 1908 former attendant's room in Post Alley (right near the famous Gum Wall), this micro-café serves artisanal espresso made with locally roasted beans in an intimate, reputedly haunted setting.

~$5 – $9 USD per person

Rachel's Ginger Beer (RGB)

A vibrant Post Alley favorite specializing in handcrafted, original ginger beer made with fresh lemons, ginger, and organic cane sugar. Try handcrafted slushies, float options with local ice cream, or cocktail spins.

~$7 – $15 USD per person

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