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Thousands of years ago, glaciers and ice floods transformed the Pacific Northwest, creating canyons, hills, and valleys in the once-flat landscape. This tour allows you to visit locations in the Seattle area where water and ice have left their mark, including the vast canyon of Dry Falls, the Coulees, and rolling fields speckled with orchards and farmland. Along the way, your guide narrates and provides historical background.

Cruise Lake Union to see Seattle's best sights from the water while sipping your favorite cocktail on this private cruise. Enjoy personalized attention from the staff and captain for your private group as you make your way past famous sights such as the Fremont Bridge, the Space Needle, and St. Mark's Cathedral. Bring a picnic or food from a favorite restaurant to munch on while you travel. This family-friendly cruise welcomes all ages.

Head out to Bainbridge Island for a day of wine-tasting and exploring with this private day tour. Your guide will meet you in Seattle and take you out to the island by ferry, where you'll visit two local wineries and sit down for a gourmet lunch, included in the price of your tour. All wine-tasting fees are included and hotel transfers will be provided, free of charge.

Not long ago a family member would have had a farm you could visit, those days are gone. Here on our homestead/working farm you will have an opportunity to experience and learn of how and where your food comes from, You will have a chance to interact with some of the animals we raise, possibly help bottle feed their young and explore the gardens. Animals include: cows, sheep, goats, alpacas, pigs, livestock guardian dogs, bees, and various poultry. Gardens include: Cutting flowers, vegetables, herbs, greenhouse, berry patches and fruit trees.

See another side of Washington State on this private, full-day tour. Following morning pickup from your accommodation, head out to the countryside: you’ll discover the fertile valleys and orchards where apples, cherries, apricots, pears, and other crops are grown. Enjoy snacks and lunch at an area fruit stand (own expense), and discover local landmarks—including an Ice Age–era “dry waterfall” and the mineral-rich Soap Lake—before returning to the city.

Seattle is a beautiful place to explore , and on this four-hour Seattle city walking tour, we’ll hit all the highlights that will give you the full Emerald City experience! We’ll start our tour aptly at the place where the city first truly got its start as a pioneer settlement. Brick buildings and paver-laid streets add a historic charm to Pioneer Square, where we’ll trace not only paths of Seattle’s founders but its original native inhabitants as well. Your tour guide will point out some worthwhile attractions, eateries, and bars to explore following your tour, including historic Smith Tower. A short walk north along the waterfront will bring us to Seattle’s most popular attraction, Pike Place Market. Here, your tour guide will help you navigate the multi-tiered marketplace and lead you to the best local artist stalls and eateries. Grab some creamy chowder or a fresh brewed cup of coffee as we pass by the notorious Gum Wall, see the oldest Starbucks, and wait for fish to fly!

On tour you will get to learn about Seattle from a historic, geographic and cultural perspective which appeals to all ages. Our tours are designed to give guests as much of the Seattle experience as possible within a reasonable time-frame and each place covered on tour is discussed in-depth. The number of sights shown and areas of the city covered would normally take much longer to navigate and much of the historical relevance of the places we visit would be lost. This tour offers a fresh look at Seattle which leaves guests with a new appreciation for the city's art, history and culture.

You may not realize it, but you can enjoy the charming old growth forests of the Pacific Northwest without even leaving Seattle. Explore one of the city's verdant wooded landscapes with this outing to Seward Park where you can stroll along walking paths, and take in the natural beauty. Along the way, you see the shores of Lake Washington, recharge with an included locally-roasted coffee, and even spot towering Mt. Rainier in the distance.

Born and raised in Seattle and a University of Washington graduate, Brittney is a true Seattleite. She cares deeply about eating local food that is sustainably produced and is excited to share with you what makes Pacific Northwest cuisine unique. Brittney graduated from culinary school and is now a personal chef focused on cooking whole-food, plant-based cuisine that helps prevent diabetes and heart disease. Visit her in her beautifully designed home with a view of Lake Union to learn to cook and enjoy healthy food that tastes great! • Private cooking class in Seattle with a chef • Immersive Pacific Northwest culinary and cultural experience • Gourmet Pacific Northwest meal using local, seasonal and sustainable ingredients • Vegetarian and vegan options are available, on request

What sets this Italian pasta-making class apart is the immersive experience it offers. Led by Chef Seamus, this class is not just about cooking; it's a journey into Italian culture and cuisine. The regional insights and the intimate atmosphere make it a truly unique and memorable culinary adventure. Plus, you will savor the delicious Italian Pomodoro sauce, adding that extra touch of authenticity.

What sets this Korean Dumpling class apart is the immersive journey it offers into the heart of Korean cuisine. Led by Chef Seamus, a master in Korean culinary traditions, this class goes beyond the basics of dumpling-making. With hands-on guidance and the use of premium ingredients, you will leave not just with culinary skills but with cherished memories and a newfound appreciation for the rich and diverse world of Korean gastronomy.

For an insider's look at one of Seattle's charming neighborhoods that's all too easy to miss, join your guide for this sightseeing tour around Georgetown. Known for its art and architecture, this area is a hidden gem that feels like a throwback to earlier times. Highlights include visiting Alki Beach, enjoying the views from Oxbow Park, and satisfying your sweet tooth with a taste of locally-made chocolate.

Visit Wallace Falls in the Cascade Mountains with a local guide to lead the way with this round-trip hiking tour from Seattle. You'll visit three different waterfalls throughout the course of your six-mile hike, with the chance to stop for an included picnic lunch at one of the falls.

Wine Tasting, in the vineyards. Head over the mountains into Eastern Washington, leaving the rainy coastal climate of Seattle for the sun-drenched desert hills of the Yakima and Columbia valleys. You'll see lush evergreen forests and semi-arid sagebrush on this interesting travel route to the wine country. Your guide will pick you up at your agreed upon location and head east toward the Cascades. Sample wines from each of 3 wineries, noting the differences in each glass by the area's distinctive features, from soil and terrain to sun exposure and rainfall. You may pick 2 wineries in the area (not too far out of the way), or we have some pre-set ones that are popular. Stop along the way to complement your tastings with a tasty lunch, or enjoy the food offerings at the wineries.

The Best of Seattle experience by See Sight Tours stands out as a meticulously crafted journey that showcases the city's most iconic landmarks and unique historical experiences. From the futuristic Space Needle offering panoramic views to the intriguing Beneath the Streets tour, participants are immersed in Seattle's vibrant past and present. Scenic city drives, serene harbor cruises, and awe-inspiring views from Kerry Park add layers of beauty and perspective. Knowledgeable guides provide informative narration, ensuring a comprehensive and memorable exploration of Seattle's culture, history, and captivating sights. Join See Sight Tours for an unforgettable adventure through the best of Seattle.

Trade your typical crowded rock wall facility for the great Seattle outdoors on a full-day rock climbing excursion. After you learn essential climbing safety and knots, join your instructor at a natural cliff face. Climb and belay 5-6 outdoor routes, while your instructor offers guidance and suggestions. Each climbing surface is unique and presents different challenges. Chalk, climbing shoes, and other gear are available to rent.

Hotel, pier and airport pickup. One hour from Seattle, Olympia has a rich history as our State Capitol. Begin with a visit the Washington State Capitol Building. The Rotunda and Legislative Building are remarkable with every inch in beautiful granite. Inside you’ll also see the largest Tiffany chandelier collection in the world during your 50 minute tour. You’ll dine in downtown historic Olympia. If interested you can visit a National Wildlife Refuge and walk the trails and boardwalks. This is located at the mouth of the Nisqually River where it meets Puget Sound saltwater. Traveling in our comfortable company SUV, you’ll enjoy this getaway to historic Olympia. This a private tour for your party only, 2-5 guests.

One of the best times of year to visit Mount Rainier is in the winter months. When the days get shorter, the summer crowds head home, and the park turns into a true winter wonderland, come visit Longmire in Mount Rainier National Park! Stroll through the old-growth forests, where Douglas fir, hemlock, and cedar trees dwarf visitors. The bubbling natural springs tell a story of what lies beneath this abundant and volatile landscape. Experience the natural silence that takes hold as the snow dusted trees insulate the world around you. Learn the diverse history the Longmire area and how this region has attracted visitors long before it was a national park. After arriving at Mt. Rainier, you will get out to experience as much of the Longmire area as possible for the day. Explore beyond the vehicle during walks and hikes with your guide by your side the entire time. If conditions call for snowshoes, your guide will provide an introductory lesson on how to stay safe and enjoy your walk.

Escape Seattle for the day with this small-group guided day trip to Deception Pass State Park. Travel through the Skagit Valley on the way to Deception Pass. Walk across the Deception Pass Bridge and head down to the beach to see green rocks. Enjoy lunch (own expense) at Coupeville before visiting a lighthouse and enjoying a ferry ride.

New private version of my most popular tour! Each neighborhood in Seattle has a unique feel, architectural style and social scene. Let’s take a ride and explore some of them! We will visit Capitol Hill to see some of Seattle’s beautiful old Victorian-style homes, independent funky shops, art, and our most beloved bookstore in the Pike/Pine corridor. On our way to Queen Anne we'll pass Seattle Center (home of the Space Needle and MoPOP) before heading to Kerry Park for incredible views. Then we're off to Fremont for lots of public art and charm. We'll finish at Gas Works Park for stunning views, historic preservation and a glimpse into the floating home communities. There are spectacular views all through this drive! If you’re a new resident of Seattle, or considering moving here, this is a great tour for you to start building a mental map of the city, guided by a resident of 30 years. With a max of 4 people in my SUV, this is a fun, personalized way to explore Seattle!

Climb to the summit of Mount Baker with a professional guide by booking this all-inclusive, three-day experience. You'll climb via either the Easton Glacier or Coleman Deming route with an experienced guide who will help prep you before your journey. For added convenience, all permits and gear will be taken care of.

Experience the best of the Canadian Rockies with a 7-day tour of the region, which includes round-trip transportation from Seattle. You'll visit Kamloops, Yoho, Jasper and Banff National Parks, Whistler, and Vancouver, all in less than a week. You'll have the option to either camp for six nights or choose a lodging option, which includes accommodation in a 3-star hotel.

Spend the day in Leavenworth this Holiday Season with us. Let us provide the transportation for you from Downtown Seattle to the Bavarian village of Leavenworth in the Cascade Mountains. Spend the day browsing and shopping the village’s quaint old-world themed shops, savor authentic German food from street stands and local eateries, enjoy live outdoor entertainment, and should you choose; splurge on a horse-drawn winter carriage ride. The Village Lights show off the town's promenade and marvel 24 hours a day as the trees burst ablaze with hundreds of thousands of twinkling lights. Afterward, relax on your comfortable trip home filled with the holiday spirit, and treasured lifetime memories.