Port of Seattle (Pier 91 & Pier 66)

    Cruises fromSeattle, WA

    From mid-May through late September, Seattle's Pier 91 and Pier 66 are home to the largest fleet of Alaska-bound ships in the world. A 7-night Seattle round-trip is the most popular Alaska itinerary on the market — typically calling at Juneau, Skagway, Ketchikan, and either Glacier Bay or Tracy Arm Fjord. Our agency holds exclusive group block pricing on Cunard's Queen Elizabeth (June 17, August 10, and August 20, 2026 sailings), Princess Star Princess Inside Passage departures, multiple Celebrity Edge and Solstice glacier itineraries, and Royal Caribbean Alaska sailings — all departing from Seattle. We also coordinate pre-cruise stays in downtown Seattle, post-cruise visits to Mount Rainier, and rail extensions through Vancouver and the Canadian Rockies.
    Cruise lines homeporting at Port of Seattle (Pier 91 & Pier 66)
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    Group sailings from Seattle, WA

    Cunard
    Queen Elizabeth
    Alaska · Seattle Roundtrip
    Jun 17, 2026
    9 nights
    Cunard
    Queen Elizabeth
    Alaska · Seattle Roundtrip
    Aug 10, 2026
    10 nights
    Cunard
    Queen Elizabeth
    Alaska · Seattle Roundtrip
    Aug 20, 2026
    7 nights
    Holland America
    Noordam
    North Pacific Crossing · Seattle → Tokyo
    Sep 12, 2027
    13 nights
    Holland America
    Noordam
    North Pacific Crossing & Circle Japan · Seattle → Tokyo
    Sep 12, 2027
    27 nights
    Princess Cruises
    Star Princess
    Seattle Roundtrip · Inside Passage
    Jun 1, 2026
    7 nights
    Frequently Asked

    Cruising from Seattle, WA.

    What cruise lines sail to Alaska from Seattle?

    Seattle homeports Alaska sailings on Royal Caribbean, Celebrity Cruises, Princess Cruises, Holland America Line, Cunard, Norwegian Cruise Line, and Carnival. Most sailings are 7-night round-trip Inside Passage itineraries calling at Juneau, Skagway, and Ketchikan, with glacier viewing at either Glacier Bay or Tracy Arm Fjord.

    When is Alaska cruise season from Seattle?

    Alaska cruise season from Seattle runs from early May through late September. Peak season (and best wildlife viewing) is mid-June through mid-August. Shoulder season sailings in May and September offer lower fares, fewer crowds, and the chance to see northern lights on later September departures.

    Should I cruise to Alaska from Seattle or Vancouver?

    Seattle round-trip sailings are easier for U.S. travelers (no passport required for closed-loop sailings, though strongly recommended). Vancouver one-way sailings to Seward or Whittier offer the chance to add a Denali or Anchorage land tour. Our agency books both, and we'll match you to the right itinerary based on whether you want a pure cruise or a cruise-plus-land adventure.

    Do you offer group rates on Seattle to Alaska sailings?

    Yes. Our exclusive agency group rate inventory includes Cunard's Queen Elizabeth 9 and 10-night Alaska sailings from Seattle (June 17, August 10, and August 20, 2026), Princess Star Princess Inside Passage 7-night sailings, multiple Celebrity Edge and Solstice glacier itineraries, and Holland America Alaska departures. Group rates include added shipboard credit and amenities.

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