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Seattle
"À Bientôt 2016" Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 349 Performance Cruiser
(2016)
From $1,108 per day
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Where to boat…
Seattle’s coast offers an abundance of unique and thrilling sailing options. From heading north toward British Columbia, or south along Oregon and California’s stunning coastline- there is always a new destination to discover.
- Puget Sound, a 100-mile estuary that includes a significant number of interconnected waterways and basins. Also home to the famous Strait of Juan de Fuca where the Canada-US border is located.
- Blake Island, home to a marine camping and moorage park with a long saltwater shoreline.You can dock at the local marina and enjoy the park’s meandering hiking and biking trails
- Bainbridge Island, a hilly island just 9 miles from downtown Seattle. One of the island’s main attractions is the famous Bloedel Reserve, a forest garden ideal for a hiking excursion on the weekend.
- Deception Pass, is a strait that separates the islands of Whidbey and Fidalgo. The steel bridges connecting the two islands are one of the region’s most celebrated landmarks.
- Point Robinson Lighthouse, located on the northeast side of Maury Island, offers visitors a magnificent view of Puget Sound and Mount Rainier on the horizon.
- Lake Washington, a large freshwater lake located next to seattle, perfect for a day of watersports.
- San Juan Islands, an archipelago known for its dramatic landscapes and variety of wildlife. And an ideal destination for a weekend getaway full of boating, hiking, biking and kayaking.
- Other lakes in Washington, great for boating include: Lake Chelan, Lake Crescent, Green Lake, Lake Union, and Lake Quinault.
What is there to see and do in Seattle?
The city of Seattle offers plenty of things to see and do after your day of fun out on the water. So don’t forget to check these must-see spots:
- Pike Place Market- walk around the farmer’s stands and sample fresh produce and treats.
- Pioneer Square- when the pioneers arrived in Seattle, this was their original settlement. Today you can visit this neighborhood, learn about its history and enjoy the boutiques and restaurants nearby.
- Space Needle- an iconic symbol of the city, built in 1962 that has an observation deck at 160 meters.
- Seattle Great Wheel- located at Pier 57, enjoy a ride on this giant ferris wheel, the tallest on the west coast.
- Kerry Park- take a hike here for an amazing view of Seattle.
- Alki Beach- the perfect spot to watch a sunset and stargaze, and during the day you can enjoy the beach with views of the Olympic Mountains and Blake Island in the distance.
- Seattle Japanese Garden- one of the oldest Japanese Gardens in the United States.
Can I rent a boat in Seattle with a captain?
With Click&Boat, you can rent a sailboat and/or motorboat in Seattle with a captain. Chartering with a captain is ideal for those who do not want to worry about docking and navigating, as well as for those who don’t have their boat license.
So all you need to do is sit back and relax, while your captain shows you hidden gems and beautiful anchorages that you might have not visited otherwise.
You can rent a bareboat charter in Seattle if you have the proper boating experience and qualifications. They are available for keen sailors who know these pacific waters like the palm of their hand. All you need to do is contact the boat owner through Click&Boat to arrange the details.
Depending on the boat rental, requesting a captain may come at an additional cost and is typically paid by the hour. The cost may vary depending on the size of the vessel, number of crew members, and if any special requests are made.
Find a boat charter in Seattle with Click&Boat
If you are looking for a boat rental in Seattle at an affordable price, look no further than Click&Boat, the leading boat rental service. You can book sailboats, electric boats and speed boats in Seattle in just a few clicks.
Rely on our platform’s up-to-date prices and availabilities, our internal messaging system so that renters and boat owners can communicate, and our team of knowledgeable boating advisors, ready to help you plan your trip.
Seattle and it’s stunning Pacific coast are waiting for you! So what do you say? Grab your family and friends and let’s get sailing!
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Boat Rental Seattle- Sailing the Pacific!
More and more people are deciding to rent a boat in Seattle to admire the unparalleled natural beauty of the United State’s Pacific northwest coast. Between the beauty of the Puget Sound and the breathtaking view of Mount Rainier, Seattle is no doubt an amazing destination for a boat trip!
You will enjoy sailing in this boating paradise where there is always a new place to discover. Between all the islands, rugged coasts, sandy beaches and iconic landmarks, it’s no wonder that visitors come year after year for a unique experience out on the water, trading the clear Mediterranean ambiance for the deep blue enchanting waters of Washington.
How much does a boat charter cost in Seattle?
The cost of a boat rental in Seattle depends on a few factors. Such as type and age of the boat, the duration of the charter, and whether or not it is high or low season. So be sure to consider these when choosing the perfect boat in your budget.
- Sailboat rentals in Seattle on average cost $800/day for 6 guests.
- For those looking for a thrill, jet ski rentals are about $900/day to enjoy on Lake Washington.
- A duffy boat rental in Seattle costs $230/4 hours and can accommodate up to 7 people.
- Motorboat rentals on average cost between $900/day and $1,700/day. For speed boats equipped for water sports, expect prices to be around $2,000/day and $4,000/day.
Seattle is a great for boating in the summer when the weather isnt rainy. I Highly suggest cruising around lake union and taking in the sights of the city in the evening after a hot summer's day. Theres lots of other friendly boaters out and the city scape makes a perfect backdrop to a sunset.
Great city, go and dock at Ivars on Lake Union they have an awesome location right on the lake and free docking. While there you can eat and also use the bathroom. Makes for a great destination of break along the way during your boat rental. Also check out White Swan on South Lake Union. They have three slips open for customers and amazing food!
Great place, lots to see on the lale
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