Pacific Northwest

7-night coastal Washington & British Columbia adventure cruises

"I love the fact that there are activities for all levels of ability and fitness. No pressure or intimidation. Everything I hate about “big” cruises is absent here. "

— Bernadette R., Orlando, CA (Washington)

ENJOY DRAMATIC COASTAL SCENERY

Explore Washington’s old-growth rainforest, winding channels, National Parks, and the San Juan archipelago. Or opt for a yachters’ paradise on both sides of the border—Canada and the US—charming seaside towns, Princess Louisa Inlet, High Tea in Victoria, and the San Juan Islands. With either, wilderness and exploration highlight the region's most dramatic coastal scenery.

Adventure Cruise

2017

2018

British Columbia's Yachters' Paradise

From: $3,695

7

nights

Roundtrip Seattle

Safari Quest

Sep-Nov 2017

2017

Adventure Cruise

2017

2018

British Columbia's Yachters' Paradise

From: $3,695

7

nights

Roundtrip Seattle

Safari Quest

Apr-May, Sep-Nov 2018
Apr-May 2019

2018

Adventure Cruise

Explore! Olympic Wilderness & San Juan Islands

From: $2,095

7

nights

Roundtrip Seattle

Wilderness Discoverer, Safari Quest

Sep-Nov 2017
Apr-May, Sep-Nov 2018
Apr 2019

Land Packages / Extend Your Trip

Take in a show, catch a flying fish or catch views from the Space Needle—see what the fuss over Seattle is all about. We’ve picked the spot—enjoy our hometown, and more!

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Seasonal Variations

Spring brings wildflowers, birding opportunities, baby orca, and migrating whales. Fall offers colorful foliage, warmer temps, flocks of migrating birds, and fresh autumnal beers.

The Pacific Northwest is magical in all seasons. This chart shows what you’ll find in each.

Adventure Activities

Hike through mossy old-growth rainforest, dip your paddle, and watch for whales in the waters of the Salish Sea and its tributaries.

There’s much to explore in coastal Washington or British Columbia from aboard our adventure-equipped expedition vessel or boutique yacht.

Itinerary Comparison

Olympic National Park or Princess Louisa Inlet? South Hood Canal or Jervis Inlet? Charming Victoria, or Sucia Island tide pools? Expedition vessel or boutique yacht?

Compare our two itineraries to find the perfect fit for your adventure!

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UnCruise in the Pacific Northwest

An Illustration of Orcas Island

Orcas Island was first explored by the Lummi Tribe of the Salish Nation that visited the island seasonally to hunt deer and fish for salmon.

The 57 square mile island is larger than the San Juan Island but with fewer people and a permanent population near 4,500.

Pacific Northwest Gallery

View images from our cruises in Coastal Washington and British Columbia!

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On Small Ship, Ocean Life (and Other Passengers) Are Up Close

Most of the boat is asleep when we pass through Ballard Locks in Seattle shortly before midnight. Blotchy, heavy clouds are stacked like anvils above a purple horizon. Stars wink here and there, a promise of a clearer night. Salmon still run freely between the fresh water of Lake Washington and the salt water of Puget Sound...

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