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Victoria Clipper
Boat or Ferry, Travel Agency, and Tour Provider
Belltown, Seattle
"Great whale watching tour with a friendly, knowledgeable crew."(3 Tips)
"The Clipper was a delightful way to travel to Canada."(2 Tips)
"Take the motion sickness pills!"(2 Tips)
"Only $1 for bottomless coffee and tea"(3 Tips)
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Beautiful way to sail out to British Colombia, Canada. Great service and staff. They really make the experience quite phenomenal
Upvoted Aug 28
PeluSeptember 16, 2014Be there early to get a window seat if you go whale watching. You can rent binoculars for 5 dollars and keep them during the trip (trust me, it is worth it). No cash accepted.
Kristine DanaoAugust 18, 2013Best way to get to Victoria from Seattle. The ferry ride isn't too bad. If you have motion sickness, make sure to take some Dramamine before the ride.
Chris JNovember 7, 2014The best, most relaxing way to get to Victoria, BC. Comfortable seats and good food options.- Take the motion sickness pills! The 25¢ cost is worth it. As a bonus they also help you sleep :)
Doug WheelerFebruary 17, 2013Get there early if you want a seat by the window. They board by check-in number. The first 50 snapped up the best seats!
Mike DAugust 10, 2013Them boats is like fish with helium in their bellies, love the water and they rise to the surface
D CAugust 21, 2010Some boats have stabilizers, some don't. Ask ahead of time. Buy seasick meds for $.25 and take them at the start - the last hour outside Victoria can be rough!
Renee HFebruary 18, 2011Take the clipper up during the holidays or make an early spring break. Sticky Wicket is fab for bangers and mash
Dawn DolobowskyAugust 30, 2011Great weekend getaway from Seattle. Watch for promotional deals with hotels in Victoria. Read more
- JonAugust 16, 2010Great whale watching tour with a friendly, knowledgeable crew. It's a long day, but well worth it!
Clipper VacationsAugust 27, 2010Web specials available for both Seattle/Victoria route and San Juan Whale Watching. Read more- Clipper VacationsNovember 12, 2010Duty free shopping is available onboard the Seattle/Victoria route.
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Victoria Clipper
2701 Alaskan Way (at Pier 69 btw Clay & Vine St)
Seattle, WA 98121
United States
Seattle, WA 98121
United States
Clipper Vacations operates year round ferry service between Seattle and Victoria, BC plus a seasonal Seattle to San Juan Island ferry and whale watching
Open until 7:00 PM (Show more)
- Mon–Sun
- 7:00 AM–7:00 PM
(800) 888-2535
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