US Pacific Coast Vacation
Also known as Pacific Coastal cruises, these are cruises along the Pacific West Coast of the United States (and sometimes Canada). On a U.S. Pacific Coast cruise, you'll have the opportunity to view amazing mountain ranges, breathtaking islands, the open sea, and much more. You’ll get to see many famous landmark sites, like the Golden Gate Bridge, Seattle’s Space Needle, and the beautiful city of Victoria in British Columbia. US Pacific Coast cruises are perfect for checking multiple items off your bucket list!
U.S. Pacific Coast cruises are very popular among residents of the US West Coast because it provides a way to vacation without the hassle of taking a flight. There are Pacific Northwest cruises from Los Angeles, San Diego, San Francisco, Seattle, Portland and Vancouver. A U.S. Pacific Coast cruise is anywhere from 1- to 8-nights in length. A typical 1-night U.S. Pacific Coast cruise may be a cruise between Seattle and Vancouver, while a longer Pacific Coast cruise could depart from a city like Seattle or Los Angeles and visit a bunch of cities along the west coast of the United States and Canada.
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Highlighted U.S. Pacific Coast Cruise Attractions
The following are just a few of the many things to do while in the U.S. Pacific Coast:
Seattle, Washington
Also known as "The Emerald City," Seattle is the largest city in the Pacific Coastal region of the United States and is included on many Pacific Coast itineraries. The Space Needle, a uniquely-shaped 605-foot-high building, is the most famous tourist attraction in all of Seattle. You can take an elevator ride to the top platform for an amazing view of the city. Pike's Place Market is a fun farmer's market that's particularly well known for its animated fish market workers. They will scream their customers' orders loudly and toss the fish being ordered back and forth, which makes for quite the spectacle!
Los Angeles, California
The second largest city in the United States is also one of the country's most interesting and diverse. Los Angeles is a port on many Pacific Coast cruises. There's a seemingly endless list of tourist attractions throughout L.A., such as Grauman's Chinese Theatre, the Dolby Theatre, Rodeo Drive (known for its upscale shopping), Sunset Strip (great for nightlife), Chinatown, the La Brea Tar Pits, and the famous Hollywood sign.
San Francisco, California
Many Pacific Coast cruises feature San Francisco as a port of call. There’s just so many great places to go and things to do while in this hilly city. Among the most popular things to do in San Francisco are taking a cable car ride, going to Fisherman’s Wharf (a waterfront locale filled with great seafood restaurants, a Ripley’s Believe It or Not Museum, and shopping venues), the massive Golden Gate Bridge, and Alcatraz Island (a national landmark, which has been the filming location of a few motion pictures, and a former federal prison).
