Seattle Cruise Port
Port of Seattle, Washington
- Position
- 47°37.20′N 122°21.90′W
- 47.620°, -122.365° decimal
- Port type
- Homeport
- Within 12 km
- 1 ship now
Seattle is a major Alaska cruise homeport with two terminals: Pier 66 (Bell Street) on the downtown waterfront and Pier 91 at Smith Cove. Most sailings run on the Alaska season, roughly spring to early fall.
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Ships within 12 km of Port of Seattle
Ships within 12 km of Port of Seattle
Last known positions, as of Fri, 02 Oct 2026 22:20:21 UTC. Refreshes every 5 minutes while this page is open.
- Norwegian JoyMoored1.4 km
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Port facts
- Location
- Seattle, Washington
- Port type
- Homeport (cruises begin and end here)
- Terminals and piers
- Pier 66 (Bell Street Cruise Terminal); Pier 91 (Smith Cove Cruise Terminal)
- Nearest major airport
- Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA), about 30 to 45 minutes
- Coordinates
- 47.620°, -122.365°
- Official source
- Port of Seattle
Facts checked against the sources below on 2026-10-01. Drive times are rough and depend on traffic. Confirm your ship's terminal and boarding time with your cruise line.
Lines that sail from or call here
Nearby
- Pike Place Market
- Space Needle and Seattle Center
- Seattle waterfront
Tips for Port of Seattle
- Check which of the two piers your ship uses; they are in different parts of the city. Norwegian sails from Pier 66; most other lines use Pier 91.