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Victoria, Seattle, San Juans, Vancouver Overnight Getaways • Whale Watching • Daytrips Victoria, Seattle, San Juans, Vancouver Overnight Getaways • Whale Watching • Daytrips 2015 Featuring Victoria Clipper Daily Cruises between Seattle, Victoria & San Juan Islands Your Pacific Northwest Travel Experts: More Destinations. More Adventures. More Fun. ClipperVacations.com THE PARLIAMENT BUILDING THE BUTCHART GARDENS TOURS TO VICTORIA, BC Victoria FROM SEATTLE Start your day with a stunning, scenic cruise from Seattle to Victoria aboard the Victoria Clipper. Comfortable seats, large viewing windows, friendly servers, food, beverages and shopping — all to enjoy until you reach your destination less than 3 hours later. While in Victoria, plan to visit the famous 55 acre Butchart Gardens, enjoy Afternoon Tea at the Fairmont Empress or get adventurous with ziplining, kayaking or stand up paddleboards. Relax later in a spa, local pub, shopping downtown or strolling through the Royal BC Museum. There is much to do and see for the whole family in this charming, seaside capital city. VICTORIA DAY TRIP 1 Day SEATTLE to VICTORIA From Seattle you can take the OVERNIGHT WITH WHALE Victoria Clipper to the downtown WATCHING 2 Days/1 Night harbor of Victoria, where you’ll spend your day exploring British Columbia’s DAY 1 • SEATTLE–VICTORIA most charming city. You can enjoy Upon arrival in Victoria, you will the unique shops, tarry in a pub, visit make your way to Five Star whale a museum or go whale watching. watching and board their covered vessel to search the waters around the Strait of Juan de Fuca and the SEATTLE to VICTORIA Gulf Islands for Orca Whales and OVERNIGHT 2 Days/1 Night other marine life. The boat operator is a marine wildlife naturalist who will DAYS 1 • SEATTLE–VICTORIA give commentary and answer any Cruise from downtown Seattle’s questions that you may have. You’ll Pier 69 directly to downtown be able to experience the beauty and Victoria, BC, aboard the Victoria serenity of your whale watching tour Clipper. Be sure to watch for whales in a boat with both inside and outside or other sea life as you cruise for viewing areas. Breathe in some fresh 2.5–3 hours through unparalleled air and enjoy the sun as you head out beauty. Upon arrival in Victoria, you’ll in search of whales. enjoy the city on your own, then overnight in Victoria. DAY 2 • VICTORIA–SEATTLE The day will be yours to enjoy DAY 2 • VICTORIA–SEATTLE shopping, seeing the latest See much more of the city today, exhibit at the Royal BC Museum before you sail back to Seattle’s or have Afternoon Tea at the city lights and bustling night life Fairmont Empress before (your choice of daytime or boarding the Victoria Clipper evening departures). and returning to Seattle. ADD-ON ACTIVITIES COMBO TOUR: VICTORIA HIGHLIGHTS & CITY TOUR From $28.25 adult, $15.75 child. THE BUTCHART GARDENS our most popular add-on WHALE WATCHING — VICTORIA From $51 adult, (seasonal) $33 junior, $23 child (seasonal). $75 adult, $54 child . ADRENA LINE ZIPLINE ADVENTURE VICTORIA SCENIC FLIGHT From $83.50 $80 adult, $71.50 junior. adult, $42 child. AFTERNOON TEA AT THE EMPRESS COWICHAN WINE COUNTRY TOUR $42–50.50 adult, $21–25.25 child. $117 adult, 21+ Thur–Sun. BUTCHART GARDENS EVENING ILLUMINATIONS $50.25 adult, $31.75 junior, $18.25 child. Subject to change. 2 | BOOK IN ADVANCE • ADD EXTRA NIGHTS & ACTIVITIES IN ANY CITY Vancouver BRITISH COLUMBIA WASHINGTON Victoria Seattle THE BUTCHART GARDENS TOURS TO VICTORIA, BC FROM SEATTLE INCLUSIONS & RATES VICTORIA DAY TRIP 1 Day THINGS TO SEE & DO Legislative » Round-trip cruise Seattle/Victoria via Buildings • Royal BC Museum • Victoria Clipper (Ferry schedules & Zip Lining • The Butchart Gardens • fares on back cover, web specials at Chinatown • Kayaking • Art Gallery ClipperVacations.com) of Greater Victoria • Shopping • Fort Street • Afternoon Tea • Whale SEATTLE to VICTORIA OVERNIGHT Watching • Harbour Ferries 2 Days/1 Night » Round-trip cruise Seattle/Victoria via Victoria Clipper » 1 night accommodation: Victoria SEATTLE to VICTORIA & Jan–Apr May–Jun Jul–Sep Oct–Dec VANCOUVER OVERNIGHT from from from from 3 Days/2 Nights $127 $149 $164 $135 See page 5 for details. SEATTLE to VICTORIA OVERNIGHT WITH WHALE WATCHING 2 Days/1 Night WESTIN BEAR MOUNTAIN » Round-trip cruise Seattle/Victoria RESORT STAY & PLAY via Victoria Clipper PACKAGE IN VICTORIA » 1 night accommodation: Victoria 2 Days/1 Night » 3.5 hour whale watching tour DAYS 1 • SEATTLE–VICTORIA Apr May–Jun Jul–Sep Oct Experience a Canada golf vacation from from from from getaway that lets you enjoy the $206 $224 $234 $210 game you love - and check out the excitement in Victoria. The Westin OVERNIGHT IN VICTORIA & SEATTLE Bear Mountain Golf & Country 3 Days/2 Nights Club - was co-designed by Jack Nicklaus and Steve Nicklaus! You’ll » Round-trip cruise Seattle/Victoria enjoy spectacular views during your via Victoria Clipper 18 holes and get ready for your » 2 nights accommodation: Seattle luxurious night at the Westin. and Victoria DAY 2 • VICTORIA–SEATTLE Jan–Apr May–Jun Jul–Sep Oct–Dec At your convenience, return via from from from from shuttle to downtown Victoria and $191 $225 $282 $222 enjoy the city before your Clipper cruise back to Seattle. WESTIN BEAR MOUNTAIN RESORT STAY & PLAY PACKAGE IN VICTORIA ❱ Romance packages available, 2 Days/1 Night see ClipperVacations.com for » Round-trip cruise from Seattle to Victoria details and more information » 1 night accommodation: Westin Bear Mountain Resort » Round trip shuttle to Westin » Bear Mountain Golf Package including: green fee, power cart, GPS, bag drop, club VICTORIA HOTELS: Best Western cleaning, bottled water & range balls Carlton Plaza, Chateau Victoria, Coast Victoria Harbourside, Delta Ocean Jan–Apr May–Jun Jul–Aug Sep Oct–Dec Pointe, The Embassy Inn, The Fairmont from from from from from Empress, Harbour Towers, Hotel Grand $218 $297 $311 $296 $220 Pacific, Hotel Rialto, Inn at Laurel Point, Rates vary based on hotel and travel dates. A FUEL SURCHARGE AND Royal Scot Hotel, The Oswego, James SECURITY FEE WILL BE ADDED TO VICTORIA PACKAGES. *Above Bay Inn...and more. See complete prices are starting rates, per person, based on double occupancy and advance purchase. Additional cost for single occupancy. Prices are list at ClipperVacations.com. $USD retail and include all taxes. SUBJECT TO CHANGE. GROUPS WELCOME • CLIPPERVACATIONS.COM | 3 TILLICUM VILLAGE CRUISE FROM SEATTLE WITH SALMON DINNER TOURS TO SEATTLE FROM VICTORIA, Seattle VANCOUVER OR PORTLAND With numerous domestic flights, rail, bus services and Alaska cruise ships arriving into Seattle, the Emerald City is easily accessible and the perfect starting point for many Clipper Vacations packages. Our most popular add-on OVERNIGHT IN VICTORIA & SEATTLE 3 Days/2 Nights VICTORIA DAY TRIP 1 Day See page 2 for details. DAY 1 • SEATTLE–VICTORIA Depart from downtown Seattle for a 2.5–3 hour scenic cruise directly into the harbor of downtown Victoria. SEATTLE OVERNIGHT & After checking into your hotel, VICTORIA DAY TRIP explore the city. Overnight in Victoria. 2 Days/1 Night DAY 2 • VICTORIA–SEATTLE This afternoon board the Victoria DAY 1 • SEATTLE–VICTORIA–SEATTLE Clipper for a cruise back to Departing from downtown Seattle, Seattle. The evening will be free to enjoy a cruise to Victoria for a experience Seattle’s nightlife and day of sightseeing and return that restaurants. Overnight Seattle. evening. Overnight in Seattle. DAY 2 • SEATTLE DAY 3 • SEATTLE Upon checkout from your hotel, Today, checkout from your hotel. your day is free to wander the active Waterfront and exciting Pike Place Market, or take in a baseball game at the spectacular Safeco Field. SEATTLE HOTELS: Crowne Plaza Hotel, The Edgewater, The Fairmont Olympic, Holiday Inn Express, Hotel Vintage Park, Mayflower Park Hotel, Paramount Hotel, Roosevelt Hotel, Warwick Seattle Hotel, The Westin...and more. See complete list at ClipperVacations.com. ADD-ON ACTIVITIES VICTORIA EMP Museum $22 adult, $15.25 child. Victoria Day Trip with Afternoon Tea Fairmont Olympic Afternoon Tea at the Empress From $175pp. $53.50 adult, $24.75 child. Victoria Day Trip with Butchart Gardens & Mt. Rainier Day Tour 10 hrs. $129 adult, City Highlights Tour From $179pp. $97 child. Mt. St. Helens Tour From $246.50 adult, SEATTLE $185 child. San Juan Island Day Trip with Clipper See page 9. Ride the Ducks From $31.50 adult, Whale & Sealife Search From $99, $18.25 child. Argosy Cruises Savor Seattle Tours Pike Place Market Classic 1-hour Harbor Tour $25.50 adult, $12.75 Tour $48pp. Gourmet Food Tour $82.25pp. child. 2.5-hour Locks Cruise $40.75 adult, Chocolate Indulgence Tour $60.25pp. $20.50 child. 4-hour Tillicum Village Cruise (Mar–Oct) Seattle City Tour $58 adult, $43 child. $87.75 adult, $33.25 child. Seattle Space Needle $25.50 adult, $16.50 child. Boeing Future of Flight $67 adult, $52 child. Teatro ZinZanni Dinner & Show From $119.75. Emerald City Trolley 1-Day Pass $32 adult, Woodinville Wine Trail Experience $17.75 child (seasonal). From $137 adult (21+). Subject to change. 4 | BOOK IN ADVANCE • ADD EXTRA NIGHTS & ACTIVITIES IN ANY CITY Vancouver BRITISH COLUMBIA WASHINGTON Victoria Seattle THE SPACE NEEDLE & MONORAIL Portland INCLUSIONS & RATES VICTORIA DAY TRIP 1 Day THINGS TO SEE & DO EMP Museum See back cover for schedules and fares • Seattle Art Museum • Mariners SEATTLE OVERNIGHT & VICTORIA Games • Seahawks Games • Olympic DAY TRIP 2 Days/1 Night Sculpture Park & Seattle Waterfront • » Round-trip cruise Seattle/Victoria via Pike Place Market • Pioneer Square • Victoria Clipper Space Needle • Seattle Center • » 1 night accommodation: Seattle Woodland Park Zoo • Downtown » Kids $10 per paying adult Shopping • Seattle Sounders FC • Seattle Storm Basketball • Chihuly Jan–Apr May–Jun Jul–Aug Sept Oct -Dec from from from from from Garden & Glass • Seattle Great Wheel $166 $205 $259 $241 $196 OVERNIGHT IN VICTORIA & SEATTLE SEATTLE & OVERNIGHT IN 3 Days/2 Nights VICTORIA & VANCOUVER » Round-trip cruise Seattle/Victoria via 3 Days/2 Nights Victoria Clipper » 2 nights accommodation: Seattle and Victoria DAY 1 • SEATTLE–VICTORIA Depart from downtown Seattle’s Pier » Kids $10 per paying adult 69 and cruise directly into downtown Jan–Apr May–Jun Jul–Sep Oct–Dec Victoria.
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