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Through GuideAlong’s self-guided audio tour of North Cascades National Park, you’ll explore a landscape of jagged peaks, cascading waterfalls and pristine alpine lakes. Along the route, take in the turquoise waters of glacier-fed Diablo Lake and photograph the dramatic profiles of Liberty Bell Mountain and the Early Winters Spires. You’ll also visit sites linked to hydroelectric development, including Diablo Dam, once the world’s tallest dam, and hear stories about the park’s geology, its rich biodiversity and the cultural history of the Pacific Northwest. The tour’s narration, tips and directions play automatically based on your location, so you can travel at your own pace and spend more time where you want. It uses GPS and works offline, so no cell service or WiFi is needed. Suggested itineraries cover half-, full- or multi-day use. There are no time limits or expiry, and the tour receives free updates—making it feel like a guide riding along for the drive.

From January 2026 the Boeing Factory Tour returns, after a pause during the global pandemic, with improvements made during more than ten years of developing and refining the route. This is the only tour in Seattle that combines the Boeing Factory Tour with a comprehensive Seattle City Tour. The Seattle City Tour portion was ranked “Top 20” experience in the United States by TripAdvisor/Viator, chosen from thousands of activities. As you move through the Boeing experience you will visit the launch site of Boeing’s very first aeroplane and see the largest building in the world. The factory visit also includes a gallery of innovative aircraft and access to a flight simulator. Along the way on the city section you will pass floating homes and the Fremont Troll, go under the bridge, and view the busiest lock system in the U.S. You will also see the Amazon campus and what may be the longest floating bridges in the world. The route is designed to maximise the sights you’ll see, giving a broad view of Seattle’s landmarks alongside Boeing’s aviation history.

On this Seattle tour you’ll cover a lot of ground — it often feels like watching three episodes of your favourite show, minus the zombies and dragons. The outing mixes a structured route with spontaneous stops, and is presented as both informative and entertaining, with plenty of chances to laugh and learn as you move through the city. Along the way you will see famous sights and explore unique neighbourhoods. Highlights include the Space Needle, the Fremont Troll, the giant Amazon Spheres and a house inspired by Pixar’s Up — evoking the floating houses from Sleepless in Seattle. You’ll visit a scenic waterfall and be shown the site where Boeing’s first airplane took flight. Between March and July you may even spot the Jurassic Park-style pterodactyls that appear seasonally. The guide will point out these landmarks, share stories and local context, and leave room for spontaneous discoveries. Seattle’s Best Tours was recognised by Viator as a Top 20 Experience in the USA for 2022–2023.

In Capitol Hill, Seattle, you'll explore the neighbourhood’s lively coffee scene. As you move through its streets, you'll visit local cafés and taste a variety of unique brews. The experience centres on the coffee culture that helps define this part of the city, so you'll take in the atmosphere of one of Seattle’s most vibrant neighbourhoods while sampling different cups. Along the way you'll learn the stories behind each cup. Hosts and cafés will share the background that shapes their offerings, and you'll gain context for the flavours you try. This is a relaxed, focused way to experience Capitol Hill — combining café visits, tastings and local insight so you leave with a clearer sense of the neighbourhood’s coffee culture.

You’ll travel through a mountain valley, out to an island and along a rugged coastline, all set against pristine mountain scenery. Along the way you will stop at sweeping vistas across the valley and find quiet stretches of shore where the land meets the sea. The route will present a mix of wide-open views and intimate natural spots, giving you time to relax and clear your mind. You will cross the land border between the USA and Canada, experiencing that transition by road. Group sizes will be small, with a maximum of 5 people per SUV, so the trip will feel personal and unhurried. As the idea behind the tour suggests, everyone needs beauty as well as bread — places to play and to pray — where nature may heal and give strength to body and soul.

On this picnic with alpacas you will relax in a peaceful, scenic farm setting while alpacas roam freely around you. Bring your own lunch and sit among the animals as they graze nearby. These gentle, curious alpacas will nuzzle and sniff, and they may even eat from your hand, so you will get a very close, hands-on encounter. Along the way you will also meet friendly goats, sheep, mini donkeys and bunnies for an interactive farm visit. The animals will move around you, giving plenty of opportunities to take close-up photos and capture the moment. More than just a meal, this experience will offer a calm chance to connect with nature and the farm animals in an informal, relaxed way.

At the Feline Kingdom you will spend time in a relaxed room shared with free‑roaming cats. Typically there are around 18–25 cats, so you can expect to see a variety of personalities as they move, climb, sleep and groom themselves. Some visitors describe the experience as like being in heaven on earth, though that will depend on your feelings about felines — allergies may make it less enjoyable. As you settle in, you will be able to observe natural cat behaviour up close. Cats may approach you, curl up nearby or play with toys, and you may be able to pet or interact with them when they choose. Keep in mind that these are living creatures, so they may sometimes be tired or prefer to nap rather than be active. Pay attention to the time of your visit, as cats often love to sleep in the middle of the day and may be less playful then.

Holly Jolly Hunt is a smartphone scavenger hunt that brings family and friends together for some holiday cheer in any city. Using an app on your phone, you’ll search the streets and public spaces for traditional — and less traditional — seasonal items you commonly see at this time of year. As you move through the city, you’ll take photos to capture each item and earn points for what you find. Along the way, the app will set playful, holiday-themed tasks that are meant to generate laughter and smiles. Points from found items and completed tasks are added to a leaderboard, so you can try to score as highly as possible and compete for first place. The experience is suitable for people of all ages who enjoy the season and is designed to help create memorable holiday moments while exploring your city.

In Woodinville’s Hollywood District, this wine pass lets you choose where to taste among several local producers. The pass covers a tasting flight at up to four wineries, with one flight redeemable per winery per pass. Along the way, you’ll move between intimate tasting rooms and sample a range of wines, plus a honey wine (mead) at Sky River Mead & Honey Wine. Your choices include Darby Winery, DeLille Cellars, Lauren Ashton Cellars Tasting Room, Maryhill Winery, Otis Kenyon Wine, Patterson Cellars – Hollywood Hill, and Sky River Mead & Honey Wine. As you visit, you may compare different styles and regional expressions, making for a flexible, walkable tasting experience across the Hollywood District.

Aboard Candere you'll be looked after by a professional captain who is both a knowledgeable tour guide and a skilled boat handler. The operator runs three boats that can accommodate up to six guests each, so the experience stays intimate and personal. Along the way your captain will introduce you to Seattle from the water in a relaxed, comfortable setting. Starting on the north side of Lake Union, you'll cruise past floating homes and boats of all sizes, shapes and ages. You are likely to see draw bridges that are nearly 100 years old open for sailboats and large yachts, seaplanes taking off and landing, and locals enjoying the sunshine from kayaks and stand up paddleboards. As you move through this lively waterway, your guide will point out sights and share local insights, and you may find you want to stay on the water a little longer afterwards.

Meowga is a playful, beginner-friendly yoga class held in the cat café where you'll stretch, breathe and unwind alongside the resident cats. The session combines gentle movement, mindful breathing and relaxing stretches in a calm, informal setting. As you move through the exercises, the cats are free to roam around the space, visit your mat and occasionally join your practice. No previous yoga experience is required, so the activities are suitable for beginners and those looking for a relaxed approach to stretching and breath work. Mats are available to use at the cat café, and the class is led in a way that lets you follow at your own pace while enjoying the company of the café’s friendly cats.

On the Seattle Urban Art Tour, a small-group walking experience created in partnership with 206 Zulu and Global Family Travels, you’ll explore the city's street art scene and its changing visual landscape. You will learn about the roots and evolution of street art culture in Seattle and discover the stories behind iconic murals and community-driven pieces. Along the way you’ll gain a deeper understanding of how street art can act as a tool for social change, and see examples ranging from “sticker bombs” and stencil art to large collaborative murals that involve neighbourhoods and artists. The tour is offered as a small-group experience so you can ask questions and engage with the material. A minimum of three participants is required for each tour to run; if that minimum is not met, you will be refunded.

Rituals of Renewal for Your Next Getaway is a creative workshop that helps you design a dream escape and bring beauty and intention back into daily life. You will pause, reflect and reconnect with your inner muse through guided journaling, collage making and simple ritual design. As you move through the session, you will explore the kinds of activities that naturally draw you when you travel and consider how to turn those moments into meaningful practices at home. This workshop is suitable if you crave time for yourself but aren’t sure where to begin, want to travel more intentionally, or feel disconnected from creativity, intuition or daily joy. It may also help if you are planning a solo getaway or simply need a soulful reset without leaving town. Along the way, you’ll gather ideas and simple tools to carry a more intentional, nourishing rhythm into your everyday life.

This laboratory-style, zero-proof drink lab puts experimentation at the centre of the experience. You’ll explore an ever-evolving selection of hundreds of ingredients, including syrups, bitters, teas, spices, fresh citrus and non-alcoholic spirits. Alongside those ingredients, you’ll find specialist kit such as smoking guns, test tubes and shaker sets, so you can try creative techniques and put together unexpected combinations of flavours. After a short introduction, the session becomes intentionally open-ended so each guest can follow a different creative path. Your host takes the role of a friendly “head scientist,” offering guidance when you need it while keeping the atmosphere playful, welcoming and judgement-free. As you move through the lab, you may experiment with bold flavours and techniques you probably wouldn’t try at home, and you’ll shape your own unique zero-proof drinks rather than follow a set recipe.

In Seattle's Ballard Brewery District you'll walk through a neighbourhood where there is a brewery on every block. The area is home to more than 20 breweries, and as you move through its streets you'll get a strong sense of why the local scene has grown so rapidly. Along the way your guide will place the neighbourhood and its breweries in the wider story of Seattle's craft beer history. You’ll visit at least five of the 20+ breweries in the area and sample many classic and unique beer styles as you go. Your guide will explain elements of the brewing process and offer insights into the reasons behind Seattle’s brewery boom, giving context to the flavours you try. The tour runs in a small group setting so you’ll receive personalised attention and have time to ask questions. It’s well suited to beer enthusiasts who want to deepen their appreciation of local brews and to anyone curious about how lively the city’s craft beer scene is today.