Georgetown Neighborhood and Alki Beach Tour: historic, funky and beautiful!
- Live Guide
- Instant Confirmation
- Group Tour
- E-Ticket
- 3 hr
This tour highlights a neighborhood filled with art and historic architecture most travelers miss when they visit, and it's a very unique slice of old Seattle that still survives. It's a time machine! After we explore Georgetown, we will visit the heart of West Seattle, aka "The Junction" to visit the best record store in the city and soak up the charm. Then we're off to Alki Beach, a local favorite with great people watching, stunning views of Elliott Bay, Bainbridge Island and the Olympic Mountains. We may even spot a sea lion, a harbor porpoise, an eagle or an Orca on Alki, you never know. These are the places I take my friends and family when they visit, I'd like to share them with you. With a max of 3 people,this is a personal "best of Seattle" tour that explores the places most visitors never see. Come explore with a 30 year local! For a private version of this tour (1 to 4 people) please call/text 206-717-5797.
Itinerary Details
Operated by: Seattle Under the Radar Tours
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Georgetown is one of Seattle’s oldest neighborhoods, and as of now, still retains some of the incredible architecture of early Seattle. We will learn about the amazing (sometimes sordid) history of this neighborhood, taste locally made chocolates, sip beverages, shop for records, comic books, vintage stuff, play pinball, watch glass blowing, view art and explore the funky bits of the city.
Duration: 2 hour
Stop At: Alki Beach
Alki Beach is a gem! We will stroll on the beach, taking in fantastic views the ferries, Bainbridge Island and the Olympic Mountains. Always a fun people-watching scene, we will also learn of the history that makes it unique. We may even spot harbor porpoises, seals or orcas! On the way back to downtown, we will have stunning views of the skyline for iconic Instagram posts.
Duration: 1 hour
