Sunday Historical Cruise
Over 200 Years of History on a Sunday Afternoon!
Our journey begins in the South Lake Union neighborhood, then navigates bays and canals to discover how the city evolved from a backwater logging town into an international hub of innovation and creativity.
Around every bend our professional tour guides will reveal historical secrets (like the tricks of the prohibition-era rum runners), and illustrate how the 1936 U.S. men’s Olympic rowing team scored one of the most improbable gold medals in U.S. history. Bring the family to enjoy themselves on this informative 1.5 hr sailing.
Your experience includes:
- Panoramic views of Lake Union and the surrounding parks and neighborhoods
- Share the lake with rowing crews, sailboats, taxiing seaplanes, luxury yachts, and stand-up paddle boarders
- Full-service bar available on board for the purchase of specialty cocktails, local wine and beer, non-alcoholic beverages, and snacks
- Live narration
- Seattle’s iconic floating homes (including the Sleepless in Seattle house)
- Alaska Airlines Field at Husky Stadium
- The uniquely famous Gas Works Park
- Cruise the same waters of the 1936 Olympic Gold Medalist Crew Team
- Boatyards and the lake’s many bridges
DEPARTURE INFORMATION
Your Lake Union Cruise departs from the AGC Marina on South Lake Union located just south of the AGC Building – 1200 Westlake Ave N, Seattle, WA 98109.
NOTE: This is a CASHLESS location taking major credit cards ONLY.
Map Legend: Green = Cruise Route
Additional Details
Cruise route is approximate and can change based on each sailing’s weather patterns, vessel traffic, and other non-predictable factors, and based on our experienced captains’ discretion. Seating on board our vessels is first-come, first-served and will begin 20 minutes prior to departure. Vessel available on the day of your sailing may vary.
Before you depart:
1Book your reservations
2E-pass or print at home
3Board your vessel
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