Anacortes WA Fidalgo Island Washington

437 Cruises availables At departure or passage at this port

American Cruise Lines (437 Cruises)

American Constellation

217 Passengers
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American Constitution

217 Passengers
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American Pioneer

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1 July 15 days Round-trip from Tacoma WA, USA
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1 July 7 days Round-trip 8 Night Puget Sound and San Juan Islands Cruise and Land Tour
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2 July 13 days Round-trip 14 Night Pacific Northwest National Parks Cruise and Land Tour
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7 July 9 days Round-trip from Tacoma WA, USA
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8 July 15 days Round-trip from Tacoma WA, USA
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8 July 7 days Round-trip 8 Night Puget Sound and San Juan Islands Cruise and Land Tour
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9 July 13 days Round-trip 14 Night Pacific Northwest National Parks Cruise and Land Tour
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14 July 9 days Round-trip from Tacoma WA, USA
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15 July 15 days Round-trip from Tacoma WA, USA
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15 July 7 days Round-trip 8 Night Puget Sound and San Juan Islands Cruise and Land Tour
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16 July 13 days Round-trip 14 Night Pacific Northwest National Parks Cruise and Land Tour
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21 July 9 days Round-trip from Tacoma WA, USA
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22 July 15 days Round-trip from Tacoma WA, USA
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22 July 7 days Round-trip 8 Night Puget Sound and San Juan Islands Cruise and Land Tour
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23 July 13 days Round-trip 14 Night Pacific Northwest National Parks Cruise and Land Tour
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28 July 9 days Round-trip from Tacoma WA, USA
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29 July 15 days Round-trip from Tacoma WA, USA
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29 July 7 days Round-trip 8 Night Puget Sound and San Juan Islands Cruise and Land Tour
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30 July 13 days Round-trip 14 Night Pacific Northwest National Parks Cruise and Land Tour
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1 September 9 days Round-trip from Tacoma WA, USA
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2 September 15 days Round-trip from Tacoma WA, USA
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2 September 7 days Round-trip 8 Night Puget Sound and San Juan Islands Cruise and Land Tour
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3 September 13 days Round-trip 14 Night Pacific Northwest National Parks Cruise and Land Tour
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8 September 9 days Round-trip from Tacoma WA, USA
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9 September 15 days Round-trip from Tacoma WA, USA
450-628-6241 Call us
9 September 7 days Round-trip 8 Night Puget Sound and San Juan Islands Cruise and Land Tour
450-628-6241 Call us
10 September 13 days Round-trip 14 Night Pacific Northwest National Parks Cruise and Land Tour
450-628-6241 Call us
15 September 9 days Round-trip from Tacoma WA, USA
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16 September 15 days Round-trip from Tacoma WA, USA
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16 September 7 days Round-trip 8 Night Puget Sound and San Juan Islands Cruise and Land Tour
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17 September 13 days Round-trip 14 Night Pacific Northwest National Parks Cruise and Land Tour
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22 September 9 days Round-trip from Tacoma WA, USA
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23 September 15 days Round-trip from Tacoma WA, USA
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23 September 7 days Round-trip 8 Night Puget Sound and San Juan Islands Cruise and Land Tour
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24 September 13 days Round-trip 14 Night Pacific Northwest National Parks Cruise and Land Tour
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29 September 9 days Round-trip from Tacoma WA, USA
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30 September 7 days Round-trip 8 Night Puget Sound and San Juan Islands Cruise and Land Tour
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American Spirit

1955 tons
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Frequently Asked Questions

At Cap Sante marina, right downtown. Only the small ships that work the Salish Sea call here: the town centre begins at the end of the docks.
At the northern tip of Fidalgo Island in Washington State, halfway between Seattle and Vancouver. It is also the ferry gateway to the San Juan Islands.
Entirely. The centre is walkable from the docks, along Commercial Avenue with its early twentieth-century brick facades.
Commercial Avenue with its bookshops, antique dealers and wine bars, then the town museum. With more time, the Cap Sante viewpoint or the Washington Park loop open up the Salish Sea.
Dozens of cut-out figures painted from old photographs and mounted on downtown walls: fishermen, schoolteachers, baseball players. It is an open-air museum of local faces from another era.
Not really, and that is its charm. The first impression is of a maritime town that lives mainly for itself: boatyards, fishermen, cafés where the regulars have their own mug.
Salish Sea waters hold orcas, humpbacks and porpoises, and watching trips run from the area. Nothing is guaranteed: these are wild animals, not a scheduled show.
The US dollar, cards accepted everywhere. Sales tax is added at the register and tipping is expected American-style.
Yes. The centre is flat and short, the docks and boatyards interest children, and the waterfront trail works with a stroller.
May through September, the Salish Sea sailing window and the least rainy stretch of the Northwest. The rest of the year, rain and wind take over.