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    Step aboard the iconic 1947 Huckins Fairform Flyer, a rare all-mahogany classic yacht fully restored in 2018 and beautifully maintained for modern comfort.

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    US $1,050

    Spot Tail Fishing And Tours is a sleek 2011 Grady White 230 Center Console, proudly based in Seattle, ready to deliver an unforgettable maritime experience.

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    US $750

    Eastside Yacht Charters offers private cruises aboard a 2015 Tiara 4500 Sovran based in Kirkland, Washington. The yacht accommodates up to six guests and is powered by twin 435-HP Volvo diesel inboard engines, with a cruising speed of about 25 knots.

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    US $1,200
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The average price for a private 4 hour Puget Sound boat trip is US $1,133, while an 8 hour private trip will cost you US $3,200 based on prices on BoatBooker.com.
The average price for a private 4 hour Puget Sound boat trip is US $1,133, while an 8 hour private trip will cost you US $3,200 based on prices on BoatBooker.com.
The top 5 most popular boat types you can rent in Puget Sound, by number of boats available are:
The top 5 most popular boat types you can rent in Puget Sound, by number of boats available are:
The top 5 most popular boat categories you can rent in Puget Sound, by number of boats available are:
The top 5 most popular boat categories you can rent in Puget Sound, by number of boats available are:
According to customer reviews on BoatBooker.com, some of the best rated boat tours in Puget Sound are:
According to customer reviews on BoatBooker.com, some of the best rated boat tours in Puget Sound are:
The average price of boat tours in Puget Sound is:
  • 2-hour boating trips – US $957
  • 3-hour boating trips – US $1,163
  • 4-hour boating trips – US $1,638
  • 5-hour boating trips – US $2,150
  • 6-hour boating trips – US $2,400
  • 8-hour boating trips – US $3,090
  • 9-hour boating trips – US $5,500
The average price of boat tours in Puget Sound is:
  • 2-hour boating trips – US $957
  • 3-hour boating trips – US $1,163
  • 4-hour boating trips – US $1,638
  • 5-hour boating trips – US $2,150
  • 6-hour boating trips – US $2,400
  • 8-hour boating trips – US $3,090
  • 9-hour boating trips – US $5,500
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Boating in Puget Sound

Puget Sound boating charters put you at the heart of Washington’s iconic inland waterways, where sheltered passages, island-dotted horizons, and evergreen shorelines create ideal conditions for relaxed cruising and scenic day trips. Glide past working waterfronts and quiet coves, trace the rugged peninsulas, and enjoy postcard views of Seattle’s skyline with mountain backdrops on clear days.

This is a destination known for its wildlife and varied waterways. On a given outing, you might spot harbor seals lounging on buoys, porpoises riding the bow wave, and bald eagles circling rocky points. Skippers love the Sound’s mix of open reaches and narrow channels, offering routes that suit everything from family-friendly sightseeing to longer adventures that link vibrant harbors and quaint maritime towns.

Whether you’re planning a private tour of city highlights from the water, an island-hopping escape to beaches and picnic spots, or a sunset cruise to watch the lights shimmer on the bay, Puget Sound boating charters make it easy. Launch from well-equipped marinas in communities around the Sound, choose vessels ranging from nimble center consoles to comfortable cabin cruisers, and let local captains handle the currents so you can relax and take in the scenery.

With year-round interest and countless sheltered anchorages, Puget Sound rewards curiosity. Chart your course, follow the tide lines, and discover why these waters are the Pacific Northwest’s favorite playground.