Cruises from Quebec
Discover bustling towns, delicious local food and stunning fall foliage with a cruise in Canada and New England from Quebec.
When you embark on a Cunard cruise from Seattle, you'll depart from either Bell Street Cruise Terminal or Smith Cove Cruise Terminal.
If you would like to leave your car at the terminal whilst on your cruise, parking is available at both Seattle cruise terminals and can be booked online via cruiseseattleparking.com.
Bell Street Cruise Terminal parking
Smith Cove Cruise Terminal parking
If you are flying to join your cruise, the nearest airport to Seattle's cruise terminals is Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, served by 36 airlines which fly from all over the world. It lies to the south of the city, approximately 15 miles/25km from Bell Street Cruise Terminal and 18 miles/30km from Smith Cove Cruise Terminal. Either cruise terminal can be reached by road in approximately 30-40 minutes from the airport.
There are several options for traveling from the airport to your cruise terminal. These include:
For more information, visit portseattle.org.
If you are flying to join your cruise and book your flight with Cunard CompleteAir, you'll be met at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport by Cunard representatives, and transferred to your ship by coach.
If you plan on traveling to Seattle by train, the closest station to the cruise terminals is King Street station in downtown Seattle, which is served by Amtrak services from across the USA.
Both cruise terminals are a short distance from the train station:
For more information, visit portseattle.org.
Cunard's Queen Elizabeth will sail out of Seattle for the first time in 2025 for her annual Alaska season. Guests can meet the ship in Seattle, or can sail in from Japan. Explore Alaska's unmatched scenery while enjoying a special Alaska-themed experience on board, with signature Cunard style.
Seattle is a glorious destination in itself, and beautiful city to visit if you want to extend your vacation for a few days before or after your cruise. Famous for its Space Needle, nearby exploring tours to Mount Rainier, and home to the stunning Olympic National Park, Seattle is a buzzing metropolis right next door to some of nature's most beautiful scenes.
Seattle has two cruise terminals: Smith Cove cruise terminal at Pier 91, and Bell Street cruise terminal, at Pier 66. Both cruise terminals are a 30-40 minute drive north from Seattle-Tacoma International Airport.
Both Bell Street and Smith Cove cruise terminals offer parking, guest luggage storage (at additional cost), taxis and an airport shuttle service.
Bell Street cruise terminal is located within walking distance of Pike Place Market, Seattle Aquarium and the Great Wheel.
Smith Cove cruise terminal is very close to the city center, with shops and restaurants to explore. The famous Space Needle is also close by.