Crossings · SEATTLE FERRY TRIPS
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 4 seattle ferry trips worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you buy the ticket.
Spend about 11 hours traveling from Seattle to Olympic National Park by ferry and van. Visit Hurricane Ridge and Lake Crescent, with seasonal hiking or snowshoeing, park entry, lunch, snacks, water, hotel pickup, and a professional guide included.
“A nice trip to see The peninsula. Be ready for a lot of drive time and winding roads, but I pays off.”
Ride the passenger-only FRS Clipper from downtown Seattle to Victoria’s Inner Harbour. The roughly three-hour crossing offers comfortable economy seating, a cafe, duty-free shopping, and Puget Sound views. Bring a passport or approved enhanced ID, arrive one hour early, and plan your Victoria hours carefully.
“Thoroughly enjoyable! Deb, Ashley & Jessinine are wonderful, personable, knowledgeable and excellent employees. The temperature on the ferry was A little too cold. Thank you for a wonderful trip!”
Take the passenger-only FRS Clipper from Seattle’s waterfront to Victoria’s Inner Harbour in about three hours. You’ll have economy seating, large windows, food and drinks for purchase, duty-free shopping, and easy access to downtown Victoria. Bring the right border documents and plan luggage carefully.
“The staff was very friendly and informative! Kudos to Jay! He sold us tickets another tour while on Victoria, BC.”
Take the Victoria Clipper V from downtown Seattle to Victoria, BC, then enjoy five hours to explore on your own. The 13.5-hour round trip includes ferry transport, port fees, and fuel surcharges, with onboard shops and duty-free alcohol sales.
“Great trip. Loved the scenic trip, had 5 hours to explore Victoria.”
By ticket type, by boat, or by the island at the other end.
