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Half-Day Seattle Wildlife & Whale Watching Tour
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Th 7
15 thg 3
CN
16 thg 3
Th 7
22 thg 3
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Standard Seating: Non-window seating on San Juan Clipper. Tables available.
Gần nhất: Th 7, 15 thg 3
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USD 108,98
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Premium Seating: Enjoy the very best seats with window aisle seating on San Juan Clipper!
Gần nhất: Th 7, 15 thg 3
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USD 120,47
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Highlights
*Get up close and personal with magnificent transient orcas, minke and humpback whales as well as harbor seal and an array of seabirds
*Soak in stunning mountain, island and ocean vistas as you cruise through the Salish Sea
*Perfect for a quick escape while staying in Seattle!
Itinerary
Salish Sea
Departing from Pier 69 on the Seattle waterfront, less than a mile away from iconic attractions such as the Pike Place Market and the Space Needle. Wildlife sightings can include porpoises, seals, seal lions, eagles, herons, gray, humpback, minke and orca whales and much more. Tours feature an onboard naturalist who guides and educates guest about local wildlife and whale conservation throughout the trip. The Perfect PNW adventure on the Salish Sea!
What's included
INCLUDED
Includes all applicable taxes and surcharges
Exhilarating 3.5 hour whale watching tour with an expert onboard naturalist
NOT INCLUDED
Air-conditioned vehicle
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Additional information
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Mobile or paper ticket accepted
Good To Know
Wheelchair accessible
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Service animals allowed
Public transportation options are available nearby
Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Location
Address
Salish Sea
Nhà cung cấp
FRS Clipper
You cannot see every single type of whale but you will definitely see one of them. The ferry can’t go too close to the animals but it’s still an amazing sight, so remember to pack your binoculars or you can rent them for $10. If you’re expecting to see them up close then you’re better off watching a YouTube video, doesn’t make it any less worth your time though. Enjoyed it thoroughly and remember to wear more clothes because it’s cold.