Seattle: Downtown Scenic Sunset Sailing Cruise BYOB - 2026 (Verified Reviews)
Two hours off downtown, bring your own drinks, from $71 a person: the BYOB format is the point of this sail.
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from $71 per person
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A two-hour sunset sail that leaves from downtown Seattle, and the BYOB part is the deal: you bring your own drinks, the crew does the rest. Sailing Seattle operates it, with a 4.8 rating across 167 reviews on the listing. From $71 per person, free cancellation.
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2 hours · Tall ship sunset sail, 2 hours, from $65 · Seattle's Tall Ship
Evening Colors Sunset Sail Tour in Seattle runs two hours aboard a tall ship as the light fades over the water. The listing shows a 4.8 rating from 723 reviews, with from-prices at $65 per person and free cancellation. It is operated by Seattle's Tall Ship, one of four sunset cruises in the roster here.
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Likely to sell out
· Tall ship format, from $80, 4.8 rating · Seattle's Tall Ship
Seattle's Tall Ship runs this sail. It holds a 4.8 rating across 255 reviews, with fares from $80 per person and free cancellation on every booking. Duration isn't stated on the listing, so check the live booking page for exact departure and return times. Among the four sunset cruises on the roster it's the priciest, and the only one without a published length.
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1 hour 30 minutes · Cheapest from-price of the four sunset cruises on the site: $57.32 for a 90-minute run. · Argosy Cruises
An hour and a half, from $57.32: the Seattle Happy Hour Cruise is Argosy Cruises' shorter, cheaper take on the evening format. Free cancellation applies. Its 4.2 rating across 45 reviews trails the 4.8 marks of the site's other sunset sails, so expectations matter. The trade: less time out, less money spent.
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