Alki Beach by Free Bus from Water Taxi terminal

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Visit Seattle’s best in-city beach with sand, driftwood, tides, and spectacular views. For those riding the water taxi, this free bus offers an extension of your tour to include a visit to Seattle’s most popular beach and the site where Seattle’s original settlers landed. For those with a car, this tour offers free street parking. From this starting point we can jump on the FREE #775 shuttle bus to Alki Beach. Our free ride goes up the hill to the top of West Seattle and then down the hill to travel west to east along the length of Alki beach before the free bus returns to our starting point. The bus is free and you can exit at a number of stops to walk the beach or linger in a coffee shop or restaurant. The bus helps us enjoy the beach while avoiding the serious parking problems (and expensive parking tickets) typically encountered on a sunny day at this very popular beach. Starts at: 1660 Harbor Ave. S.W. Tour Length: The free bus loops every 16 minutes to allow scenic stops and walks on the beach. All

Category: Yodio Tours

Located in Seacrest Park at 1660 Harbor Ave SW, Seattle, WA

Tracks:

1. Welcome!
2. Sponsored by Argosy Tours
3. Memorable Day at Seattle's Alki Beach
4. Your Guide - Jim West
5. 1660 Harbor Ave SW -- Seacrest Park
6. Water Taxi -- Seattle to West Seattle 10 minutes
7. FREE bus #775
8. Nice tourist style bus
9. Interior of Bus #775
10. Hamilton Viewpoint Park
11. Option for 40 minute stopover
12. Lush, peaceful park setting
13. Option to stop for picnic lunch items
14. Bus stop in Admiral District
15. Metropolitan Market
16. Schmitz Park
17. 63rd SW and Alki Avenue - walk begins
18. Meet the Alki Beach locals
19. Seattle settlers landed here
20. Alki Beach - nearly two miles long
21. Picnic table bogey
22. Walking route options
23. Alki Bathhouse
24. Do not Feed the Seals
25. Food row on Alki
26. Sponsor - Pegasus Pizza
27. Spud's Fish and Chips
28. Promenade
29. Sand, driftwood, and cold saltwater
30. Volleyball on the beach
31. New condos and old beach houses
32. Luna Park 1150 Alki Ave.
33. The anchor marks Luna Park
34. USA's largest ferry system passes regularly
35. Photo opportunity -- Seattle's skyline
36. The last .4 mile stretch of the walk
37. Back to Seacrest Park at 1660 Harbor Ave. SW
38. Sponsor - Alki Kayak
39. Salty's at 1936 Harbor Avenue Southwest
40. Salty's offers outdoor deck with spectacular view
41. Conclusion of tour
42. Farewell by Jim West, Guide
43. Sponsored by Argosy Tours at Pier 55