Built 2006
13-DAY NORTH PACIFIC CROSSING
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5 stops
Ascend the 1962 icon for 360-degree Puget Sound, Olympic Mountains, and city views from 520 feet up. Seattle Center Monorail from pier.
Enjoy a 35-minute Washington State Ferry ride with skyline views, then bike or walk the island. Iconic PNW experience.
Watch fish-throwing, taste fresh seafood, and browse 9th oldest US market's stalls and street performers. Short walk from cruise terminal.
Admire Dale Chihuly's vibrant glass sculptures indoors and outdoors amid the Space Needle. Mesmerizing light play perfect for photos.
High-energy log rolling, axe throwing, and chainsaw feats. Evening show. Thrilling entertainment.
Historic red-light district turned shops and boardwalk over creek. Salmon run views. Quaint and fun.
Authentic totem poles and carving demos. Cultural education. Respectful Tlingit history.
Guide-led history of cannery row and gold rush. Downtown stroll. Informative intro.
Seafood market and aquarium with fresh uni and crab. Dining delight.
Rehabilitation center for Japan's symbol bird. Observation hides.
Vast wetlands for birdwatching, especially red-crowned cranes. Boardwalks easy for all.
Japan's longest sand spit for hikes and views. Scenic.
Interactive museum of massive Nebuta festival floats. Light shows and drums. Summer festival vibe year-round.
UNESCO Jomon ruins—largest archaeological site. Reconstructed villages. Ancient Japan portal.
Harbor boat for cityscape and fresh breeze. Possible dolphin sightings. Relaxed port view.
Tsugaru lacquer and embroidery displays. Craft demos. Regional pride.
Tallest tower, observatories. Sumida views. Sky-high panoramas.
Asakusa's ancient pagoda, Nakamise shops. Lantern gate icon. Traditional Tokyo.
World's busiest intersection, scramble with views. Hachiko nearby. Urban frenzy.
Sushi, street food post-relocation. Fresh eats. Fishy heaven.