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.

Everyone was so friendly! This was a great way to spend a couple of hours. It was very relaxing and…read morethe weather was perfect. My daughter said she was cold, but I prefer this over the triple digit Texas heat back home! Definitely a must do activity!

Jason the pilot cool guy ,,and the crew took care of us ,, like I always say it's cool when people…read morelove what they do,,,thanks so much ,,,,

I hired them to spread my mother's ashes (per her request). Very easy to work with - they…read morecommunicated promptly and clearly, and they accommodated my slightly odd request to pick up the ashes in Port Townsend. Everything worked as agreed upon, and they were very pleasant to deal with. Great experience.

75th anniversary in full swing and worth celebrating !…read more They offered 30 minute city Seaplane tours for $75 this weekend, so we brought our kiddo to celebrate her 6th birthday. She was all smiles and still talking about all the sites she saw on her very first flight (UW, Space Needle, Puget Sound). "Everyone gets a window seat on one of their beautifully restored de Havilland Beaver or Otter Seaplanes for a birds-eye view of the Emerald City, University of Washington, Shilshole Bay, and Discovery Point." The pilot, Quinn, went above and beyond to make our experience unforgettable. He took photos for our family, and even let our kiddo sit in the cockpit after landing. The maintenance crew was also willing to answer any questions and were full of smiles. It was truly nice to see people who enjoy their jobs/careers. In the lobby you'll find awesome coasters, teeshirts, beautiful coffee mugs, hats, and even a toy seaplane that our kiddo had to have. I love that everyone was required to wear a mask, especially since our kid is unvaccinated. Hubby and I look forward to catching another flight in the near future! Thank you for an unforgettable experience during such uncertain times.

Had such a pleasant experience flying from SLU to Victoria! Once we got checked in, they let us…read morewalk around in the area, so we grabbed some food and coffee before our flight. Just be aware of the weight limits before booking.

My family held a memorial service and released our loved one's ashes on Puget Sound with Ben as…read morecaptain of his boat. He was very accommodating to my needs as a person with disabilities. The boat trip was lovely and enjoyable. He demonstrated great warmth and sensitivity for our family's needs during our remembrance. There were no unpleasant surprises. He demonstrated great communication and punctuality. He took what could be a sad day and left us with lovely memories. I recommend him wholeheartedly.

Ben is a great Captain and tour guide!! The views were incredible. We went through the lock and it…read morewas a very cool experience. BYOB. Highly recommend!!

Skip the Argosy Cruise And walk onto this cheaper alternative. Pack yourself a picnic and sit back…read moreand enjoy the views. The boat is a bit messy with lots of popcorn debris but nothing that really bothers you.

not my first ferry but the first driving s vehicle onto…read more It was cool Me my parents and my nieces and nephew took a random trip (thanks covey (nickname for covid) to seattle cuz pops wanted seafood so we drove from Utah to Washington got into the city checked into our hotel and then did the sightseeing thing at the needle greys anatomy Bruce Lee stuff like that but my favorite part was this boat ride You know, cars are like people so you don't want to be like shoulder to shoulder with some people cuz bubble but (not bubble butt. That's different) yeah this boat ride was fun for us We liked the views of the city fading off into the distance and the mountain that looks like the volcano that destroyed Pompeii. Didn't see any whales or wildlife maybe cuz humans chased em away with their stinky odor The vending machines were probably broken cuz we fed em so much People were nice and we all did a fantastic job at the social distance thing. I think Nobody went overboard and the view of the city pulling back up was dope af Mālō

Daniel, the office manager, is absolutely one of the most rude individuals I have ever met. He…read morecalled me stating that one of the flight instructors I wanted to train with was not available and condescendingly said that I had to go with another choice or I could go to another school. The guy then went about threatening me, saying that what I was asking me for (flying with the original instructor) isn't according to FAA regulations. It doesn't even make any sense. This guy is out of his mind in terms of rudeness and not caring about the customer experience. He obviously thinks that he has too much business and he's the king of the place so he will just shut people down without trying to help the customer. Absolute disaster of a place. They lost my business for sure. Buyer beware! Update: I spoke with the owner of this school and thought that he would be more understanding of the situation and try to fix the situation because I already paid them $400 for the discovery flight and was genuinely eager to take their classes. I was dead wrong. The owner of the school was just as rude and even said that me posting a negative review was in bad taste, basically trying to silence me from speaking the truth. Unbelievable. He didn't even try to understand the situation more and instead just jumped to conclusions stating that whatever Daniel did was because of FAA regulations, which is obviously bs. Then he suggested I take classes with his school to get over it. LOL. I can't make this up.

Great flight school, I got my PPL here and the team is great. Planes are new and CFI's are…read moreknowledgeable

We had a great time with Evelyn leading us in the Patagonia region last October. With two small…read morechildren in tow, she crafted an amazing adventure for us that was both safe and fun! Highly recommend working with Crux Expedition if you are planning a trip to Chile as a family.

I went to Patagonia in December, 2015. It was an AMAZING trip. Evelyn is extremely knowledgeable…read moreand obviously extremely passionate about her home. I was excited to have her along to share that enthusiasm with us. Overall the trip was sensational and she customized it to much of what we wanted. However, there are a few things I think prospective clients should be aware of: There were two hikes where she actually DISCOURAGED us to complete. The weather was not necessarily cooperating (it was December in Patagonia after all) but we were well dressed and well prepared for that. We continued on anyway despite her not wanting us to and we were very glad we did!! The other issue I would advise clients of is this: we understood alcoholic beverages were not included in the price (that is typical and fine with us) BUT we were not prepared to pay for all beverages - including water!! Getting the check at some restaurants was a little tedious due to this and the worst part is we just simply did not know about it ahead of time..if we had known it would have been fine. Along this same theme, even though our meals were included, if we ordered an appetizer, it was not included.... very confusing for us. Bottom line: Know EXACTLY what she is planning to pay for before you go. I felt like she was "pinching pennies" the whole time even though our trip was about $6000 each. If I go again with a guide, it would not be Evelyn. BUT it was a fabulous trip.

We did the scenic tour out of Lake Union. Absolutely incredible and so worth it. Everyone in the…read morefamily had such a fun time and enjoyed the experience. Was also super accessible via bus--so many routes stopped there.

I've been flying since I was 3 years old and I'm 52 now, so that should tell you how many flights…read moreI've taken in my life. Somehow, though, this was my first time ever on a seaplane. To say I was anxious is an understatement. Every bad thought was going through my head. Every movie about a plane crash, every news article about a small plane or seaplane accident, every worst case scenario you can imagine. I was honestly questioning my life choices and wondering why I had agreed to do this. The first reason was my daughter. She flew with Harbour Air from Vancouver to Seattle, and she has the same flying anxiety that I do. She absolutely loved it and kept telling me, "Mom, you have to try it!" The second reason was that my friend and I only had 24 hours in Victoria. I didn't want to spend half the day driving to the ferry terminal, waiting, taking the ferry, and doing the whole process all over again on the way back. We wanted to maximize our time, so we decided to be brave and go for it. Honestly, right up until boarding, I was thinking about turning around and calling it a day. I had my noise-canceling AirPods ready, my anxiety was at a solid 100%, and I was trying not to panic. Luckily, I met a lovely lady who ended up becoming a friend, and she gave me a few tips to help when my anxiety started kicking in. The flight from Seattle to Victoria was honestly wonderful. The weather was beautiful, the views were amazing, and the pilot was a young gentleman who was an absolute sweetheart. Smooth takeoff, smooth flight, smooth landing. I couldn't have asked for a better first seaplane experience. The flight back was a little different. We had an older pilot, there was some fog leaving Victoria, and it was a bit rougher than the first flight. But that's weather, not the airline. We landed safely, and that's what matters. I also have to give a shout-out to the staff in both Seattle and Victoria. Every single person we dealt with was super nice, super chill, professional, patient, and helpful. Nobody made me feel silly for being nervous, and their calm attitude definitely helped. Would I do it again? Absolutely. Would I be nervous again? Probably. Would I still do it? 100%. The views alone are worth it. The time savings are worth it. And for someone who spent half the trip thinking about all the things that could go wrong, I ended up really enjoying it. So if you're anxious about flying on a seaplane like I was, take it from someone whose imagination is way too active you'll probably be just fine. And yes, I would do it again.