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Pacific Northwest & Western Canada Vacations 2017 CLIPPER VACATIONS PACIFIC NORTHWEST & WESTERN CANADA VACATIONS SEATTLE • VICTORIA • VANCOUVER • SAN JUAN ISLANDS • PORTLAND • WHISTLER • VANCOUVER ISLAND Your Pacific Northwest Travel Experts. 800.888.2535 CLIPPERVACATIONS.COM MERIDETH TALL ABOUT US WELCOME ABOARD! Creating Amazing Memories for Our Guests Welcome to the Pacific Northwest’s most scenic way to travel from Seattle to the CONTACT INFORMATION Clipper Vacations is based in Seattle and Victoria, B.C. Our local staff of picturesque destinations of Victoria, BC, Vancouver Island, BC, the San Juan Islands, and Our Reservation Agents look forward CONTENTS Pacific Northwest travel experts take pride in providing customers with inside connections throughout the Pacific Northwest and Western Canada. Our high-speed to helping you with any questions or knowledge and recommendations to create memorable trips and exciting travel arrangements — call today! Victoria Clipper vessels provide a relaxing and scenic cruise experience. Travel between n About Us .......................2–3 experiences. Seattle and Victoria is less than three hours, allowing just enough time to enjoy some food, From Seattle: 206-448-5000 n Group and Corporate Travel .........4 beverages or a good book while cruise attendants take care of your every need. Inspired by our surroundings, Clipper Vacations’ goal is to connect you with From Victoria: 250-382-8100 n Two Nation Vacation ...............5 unique and thoughtful travel experiences in this beautiful region we call Toll Free: 800-888-2535 FOOD AND BEVERAGES: A selection of locally sourced and freshly prepared meals are n Seattle .........................6-7 home. Our 30 years of vast local knowledge and expertise help you make Fax: 206-443-2583 available for purchase on board the vessels, as well as a full range of beverage options. n Victoria .........................8-9 Email: Additionally, the Clipper Café is located at Pier 69, offering coffee drinks, breakfast, lunch the most of your trip, whether it is an extended vacation following an Alaska n San Juan Islands/Whales ........10-11 [email protected] Cruise, a getaway to British Columbia, an outdoor adventure in Washington, fare and snack options for purchase prior to departure or to take on board to enjoy Clipper Whale & Sealife Search/GrayWhales en route. or a long weekend in Oregon. Book online 24 hours a day: n Vancouver ....................12-13 n Vancouver Island ..............14-15 Since 1986, we have created travel experiences for more than 8 million ClipperVacations.com DUTY FREE SHOPPING: On all international sailings, gifts and liquor are available at very Fishing & Nature Adventures customers. They have discovered the picturesque and popular destinations of Or contact your local Travel Agent competitive costs. n Whistler ......................16-17 cosmopolitan Seattle and Vancouver. They have explored vibrant Victoria and CONCIERGE SERVICES: Sightseeing and other activities may be booked on board, Ski, Golf, ATV & Zipline Adventures the peaceful San Juan Islands with its resident orca whales. They’ve escaped en route to your destination. Cruise attendants can provide recommendations and answer n Portland .........................18 to the thriving city of Portland and embraced the majestic beauty of Whistler FOR THE LATEST NEWS AND questions, based on their personal experiences. n Romantic Getaways ...............19 and Vancouver Island. INFORMATION FOLLOW US ON n Family Friendly Getaways ..........20 CROSSING THE BORDER: Clipper passengers transition easily from ship to shore, We are proud of the Pacific Northwest and our outstanding, loyal staff Facebook: via the border crossings within our terminals. n Festivals and Events ...............21 and crew here at Clipper Vacations. Let us welcome you aboard one of facebook.com/clippervacations n Add-On Activities ..............22-23 our vessels or assist you with planning a trip to one of the many other THE RIDE: Relax over a card game or coffee, step outside to enjoy the breeze or chat n Features/Hotel Stays ..............24 destinations featured as part of our 2017 offerings. Twitter: with friends old and new. The Clipper vessels move you swiftly to your destination in total n Hotels ....................... 25–29 twitter.com/clippervacation comfort, with picturesque Pacific Northwest scenery as your travel companion. Seattle Hotels ....................... 25 Victoria Hotels ..................... 26 Instagram: Vancouver Hotels ................... 27 instagram.com/clippervacations Vancouver Island Hotels ............. 28 Portland, Canadian Rockies, Clipper Magazine: Okanagan & WA State Hotels ......... 29 Merideth Tall clippervacations.com/magazine n Discover Clipper ...............30-31 Founder & Chair THE VICTORIA n Schedules and Fares ...... back cover Clipper CLIPPER FLEET n Terminals/Ticket Offices ... back cover VICTORIA CLIPPER SAN JUAN CLIPPER VICTORIA CLIPPER IV MEMBERSHIPS & AFFILIATIONS Length o.a. 127 feet 114 feet 132 feet Breadth 30 feet 28.5 feet 33.3 feet Depth 13 feet 7.5 feet 13 feet Tonnage 427 GRT 88 GRT 478 GRT Passenger Capacity 293 237 330 Fuel Capacity 5,812 gallons 1,940 gallons 3,170 gallons SAN JUAN ISLAND CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Main Engines 2 x 2680 hp MTU, 2 x 1600 hp 149 TA, 2 x 2680 hp MTU, 16V 396 TE 74L 16V Detroit Diesel 16V 396 TE 74L Propulsion System KaMeWa Waterjet KaMeWa Waterjet KaMeWa Waterjet Service Speed 30 knots 25 knots 30 knots Fuel Consumption 200 gallons/hour 140 gallons/hour 250 gallons/hour Cruising Range 819 nautical miles 346 nautical miles 350 nautical miles 2 2 | ABOUT US WWW.CLIPPERVACATIONS.COMWWW.CLIPPERVACATIONS.COM • 1-800-888-2535 //• HOTEL1-800-888-2535 OPTIONS & INFORMATION,// HOTEL OPTIONS SEE PAGES & INFORMATION, 25-29 SEE PAGES 31–35 GROUPS WELCOMEGROUPS // BOOK WELCOME IN ADVANCE | ADD EXTRA // ADD NIGHTS EXTRA & ACTIVITIESNIGHTS & ACTIVITIESIN ANY CITY IN | FORANY TOURS CITY & ADD-ONS, SEE PAGES 22-23 ABOUT US | 3 3 group and two nation corporate travel vacation Let our group travel experts plan the perfect trip for your group of 20 or more people. As the Pacific SEATTLE, VANCOUVER & VICTORIA Northwest travel experts, Clipper Vacations has specialized in unique and custom group travel for over 30 years. Our team plans all components of your group’s travel including: Explore every corner of the Pacific Northwest and Southwestern Canada with this thrilling and comprehensive three-city trip to Seattle, Vancouver, and Victoria. Perfect for those seeking an immersive experience of the region, the epic journey can begin and end at the destination of your choice. The best part? We’ll get you around using transportation that best • Group discounts on Victoria Clipper or We plan group travel for a wide range of suits your needs. From a Clipper cruise and traveling by train between Vancouver and Seattle to hopping on a helicopter San Juan Clipper tickets organizations including: between Victoria and Vancouver, customization is where we shine in planning your perfect trip. • Boat charters • Family Reunions • Charter buses • School Groups (note: kids under 16 do Immerse yourself in Victoria's old-world charms and endless scenic vistas. Stroll among the symphony of tea blossoms • Tour guides (English speaking or not require a passport) and tulips in The Butchart Gardens, and wind your way through the opulent rooms of Craigdarroch Castle. Check out tiny foreign language) • Senior Groups insects at the Victoria Bug Zoo, and giant mammals with a whale watching tour. • Accommodations at preferential rates • Tour Operators Vancouver is often listed as one of the world's most livable cities, and it's easy to see why. Be sure to look down as you walk • Tours and activities • Travel Agents high in the air on the Capilano Suspension Bridge, and enjoy the plethora of samples at the bustling farmers market on • Convention & Meeting facilities • Corporate meetings Granville Island. • Meals • Incentive Travel • Pre/Post Alaska Cruise Groups In Seattle, a panoramic skyline houses a rich culture filled with endless galleries, boutique shops, and chef-driven • Sports Teams restaurants. See a vibrant tapestry of contemporary paintings and sculptures at the Seattle Art Museum, and grab some fish and chips at the waterfront, while enjoying picturesque views of the shimmering Puget Sound. Interested in organizing group travel within the Pacific Northwest? Contact Group Reservations To continue your adventure, feel free to add on a trip to the alpine oasis of Whistler, and enjoy some of the finest skiing, at [email protected] or call 800-888-2535 ext. 3333. snowboarding, hiking and biking to be found across all four seasons. This epic trip includes 6 nights of accommodation, and features relaxing and scenic travel by cruise, helicopter, and train. 4 4 | GROUP TRAVEL WWW.CLIPPERVACATIONS.COMWWW.CLIPPERVACATIONS.COM • 1-800-888-2535 //• HOTEL1-800-888-2535 OPTIONS & INFORMATION,// HOTEL OPTIONS SEE PAGES & INFORMATION, 25-29 SEE PAGES 31–35 GROUPS WELCOMEGROUPS // BOOK WELCOME IN ADVANCE | ADD EXTRA // ADD NIGHTS EXTRA & ACTIVITIESNIGHTS & ACTIVITIESIN ANY CITY IN | FORANY TOURS CITY & ADD-ONS, SEE PAGES 22-23 2 NATION | 5 5 SEATTLE & OVERNIGHT IN OVERNIGHT IN VICTORIA & VICTORIA & VANCOUVER SEATTLE (3 days / 2 nights) (3 days / 2 nights) Cast off from Seattle's Pier 69 and voyage Set off from downtown Seattle for a serene into the heart of downtown Victoria. After cruise past the islands of the Puget Sound to a quick check-in at your hotel, revel in the the scenic harbor in Victoria. After a quick old-world charms and thrilling adventures check-in at your hotel, take the rest of the POPULAR ADD-ON ACTIVITIES of this coastal wonderland. day and the next morning to experience the Ballard Locks Cruise rich culture and great restaurants of this The next morning, hop aboard a BC Ferry walkable seaside town. Tillicum Village Cruise & Salmon Bake (or helicopter ride!) and wind your way Museum of Pop Culture through the rocky bluffs of the shimmering The next afternoon, hop aboard the Victoria Emerald City Trolley Georgia Strait, one of the most diverse Clipper for a tranquil cruise back to Seattle. Mt. St. Helen's National marine ecosystems in the world.
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