Seattle WIldlife & Whale Watching Tour

The Seattle Wildlife and Whale Watching Tour departs by boat from Seattle's waterfront, taking passengers into Puget Sound and the surrounding waters of the Salish Sea. The region is home to resident and transient orca pods, humpback whales, Steller sea lions, harbour seals, and bald eagles, making it one of the more reliably productive whale watching corridors on the US Pacific coast.

Tours typically run two to four hours and are led by naturalist guides who provide commentary on local marine ecosystems and wildlife behaviour. Sightings vary by season, with orca activity strongest between spring and autumn. Tickets cover the boat passage and guide services. For more things to do in Seattle, including other outdoor and water-based activities, a full range of options is available across the city.