Lucas was our very knowledgeable and relaxing tour guide to Mt. Rainier. I really enjoyed his…read morestories from how he started as a tour guide, his learnings, tips and tricks (very behind the scenes), and eeucational pieces about the area and people. He also had great bathroom cleanliness ratings. His voice was so soothing, I was put to sleep in a good way. While most tours are very rushed with the 10-15 minute stops, it wasn't like that with Lucas. Each stop felt like a perfect amount of time and we got to see everything thanks to the good weather. We also had a good group where everyone was on time and personable so it was like Lucas and his happy ducklings. A great 12 hours was spent and honestly, I felt energized rather than tired after this tour. Definitely would recommend Lucas for anyone looking for a Mt. Rainier tour.

We used customized tours for our experience trip to Mt Rainer. We are so glad we didn't drive…read moreourselves or we would not know all the hidden gems spots to explore such as silver falls. The tour was comfortable and informative and William our tour guide was very nice and knowledgeable.

Had a blast really cool time !!! Was cold outside in January but felt good to get out and cool off…read moreand sit on edge ! Would have been better if it snowed ! great staff very professional Also loved looking at houses that still had their Xmas light up late January

Easy to book and even when I needs to reschedule, the company was great to work with…read more The boat doesn't go fast but it was a nice evening out!

We did the Snoqualme Tunnel Tour, and really enjoyed it. The scenery was absolutely beautiful…read more Don't be worried about skill-level or being particularly fit. The ride is not very hard and the whole thing is on a wide path. I'd recommend it to anyone looking to take in some nature while visiting Seattle. I will say that the ride is a little long, so I do recommend padded shorts if you don't ride a ton. Lastly, their communication was amazing from the time of the booking all the way through to the day of the tour. Top notch tour provider for sure.

I took the suggestion of a local and booked myself a tour. Completely booked online which is the…read moreeasiest part. The tour takes place in the Pioneer Square section and starts from a building that seriously looks underutilized. I'm sure it would make for a good restaurant or bar or speakeasy, but that doesn't seem to be in the cards for them at this point. When you come in to check in for your tour, you are shuffled into what was the bar and wait. When time comes you all head downstairs for a presentation. You are introduced to your tour guide. Keyon, I hope I spelt that right, was our tour guide. He was energetic and intriguing. Funny as all can be with a tinge of hatred for nearby Tacoma. He knew every little bit of information about the Underground Tour. It was an educational experience. I had no idea about the history of the young city. After going through the dirty history you understand why they raised up Seattle. And why when you are underground you are technically on the first or ground level. Understanding why they did this was a big portion of the tour. On a tidal basin and fighting sewage, you needed to raise up. While doing this, they had to raise the streets first and then build the sidewalks. You find out there were no deaths during the great fire, but during the raising up, you find out there were a few deaths as men that got drunk would fall off the ladders used to cross the street at the time. Then there are the purple pieces of sidewalk glass. This glass has manganese in it, which after making contact with sunlight, and some time, turned it a purple hue. The glass was used to bring sunlight to the underground. Most of the buildings that had their second floor become the first had an underground portion that ended up becoming mostly storage. This included what was once the sidewalks. You can also see a lot of where the first floor has settled being built on the tidal basin and all. You go up and down a few blocks, literally. Hearing more and more about the history of it all. Told a spooky story or two. See the tour guide play a trick or two. The best was the part where he turned off all the lights at one point to give it a bit more spook. Do it if you have the chance. It is another way to learn about a city and one few way to see a part of it legally.

One of the best things to do when n Seattle! Adam, our tour…read moreguide was funny and kept things lively and moving. It is amazing to see things and learn about the city's history and to walk underground - even though technically, it was the original floor. Very highly recommend!!

We really enjoyed the tour with Emmett (a long time local). He was very entertaining with lots of…read morewit and wisdom, very easy to hear and an excellent communicator. A great mix of history, culture, and current activities. We highly recommend this tour

We thoroughly enjoyed our walking tour. Emmitt was knowledgeable and entertaining. I highly…read morerecommend the tour for an over of Seattle.

Great tour, interesting stops, lots of great info! Lots of photo ops! Highly recommended!read more

Casey was our tour guide for our post cruise tour of Seattle. He picked us up at the pier and…read morehandled all of our luggage. He was very knowledgable of all things Seattle! It was a great way to end our trip!

8/22/2026 Party of 5 Omg, what an experience of a lifetime!…read moreI loved every single moment of this day. This trip was a 17th birthday gift for my grandson because we wanted to do something completely different and memorable.The entire process was seamless. Checking in was easy, convenient, and very easy to locate. Plus, all the information on their website was perfectly clear. There were absolutely no hassles, no stress, and nothing to worry about--we could just sit back and enjoy ourselves.The service was top-notch, and I am so grateful for the captain and the amazing crew! They were incredibly friendly, knowledgeable, attentive, and just very nice people. If you are a local, you don't even need a tour guide; this is the perfect way to get some peace and quiet, listen to the waves, feel the boat rocking, and enjoy the sun, wind, and nature. It is a wonderful way to de-stress.Logistics tip: We took the light rail, walked down from Pike Place Market, and grabbed some food to bring and eat on the boat. For convenience, there is a restroom at the dock office and two right on the boat. They also have some great souvenirs downstairs by the boat restrooms. The surrounding waterfront has lots of fun things to do, too.I am well satisfied and happy with how our trip turned out. We will most definitely do this again! Things to remember: Check the weather for the day. You can bring food and drinks. Have your transportation route, parking and plan accordingly. Look up things and any events you can do while your at the waterfront. Most importantly plan out your day and enjoy yourself

Seattle's Tall Ship is perfect 2 hour activity for anyone looking for a relaxed way to sail around…read morethe Puget Sound. I booked a 4:30 PM tour for 2. Pricing was reasonable at $59 per person. There are some differences in their price tiers dependent on the time and type of sailing. Prices can range between $39-$79. Their email notifications are thorough and provided recommendations on parking, things to bring, and what to expect onboard. Snacks and non-alcoholic drinks are allowed. Alcoholic beverages such as beer, wine, and mimosas are available for purchase onboard the ship. The check-in tent is located by Anthony's on Pier 66. Boarding started at around 10 minutes before departure and crew members walked us down to the marina. The ship is an 85 foot long schooner named Bay Lady and features an 87 foot mast and bench seating with backrests. This ship also has a cannon which they did fire while out on Puget Sound. The tour was 2 hours and unnarrated and bar service immediately started as soon as we cleared the marina. About 30 minutes into the voyage, crew members asked for volunteers to hoist the sails. Overall, I highly recommend this experience. The crew were attentive and consistently checked-in on our group.

Keep doing your fun on vacation by going on these tours, the one I am on is free (check their…read morewebsite for times) and limited to small numbers in the group. It is a walking tour that is historic, entertaining, and you meet some great out-of-towners. I'm from Seattle, and I found the tour worth it! Would do it again.

I found this tour on the web (naturally) since it is not that well advertised on every tourist…read morestand everywhere. As a result this was totally non-commercial personal tour of Seattle. Almost as if your friend is showing you around the town he loves. We avoided the crowds (it was on Saturday). Terry, who is the guide and the owner of the company, showed us some of the most interesting places in Seattle that surely would be missed if done with some of the larger companies. But be ready to walk - this tour is definitely lives up to the walking category.