Astoria, Oregon, US
Astoria is awash in raffish port-town charm, making it a popular stop on cruises to the West Coast. For a city of just 10,000, there’s much to do. Climb its famed column to see a panorama of water and woods. Trolley the Riverwalk and feast on fresh seafood.
San Diego, California, US
Easygoing San Diego embodies the Southern California surfer town fantasy, with its more than 300 days of sun, mild year-round temperatures and accessible outdoor activities. It is a must-visit on California cruises.
Seattle, Washington, US
Bounded by the Puget Sound to the west and Lake Washington to the east, the largest city in the Pacific Northwest is an homage as much to human ingenuity as it is to natural beauty—after all, this is where Starbucks and Amazon started. And there’s no shortage of iconic attractions.
Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
Start your exploration of Victoria at the Inner Harbour. Nearby Fisherman’s Wharf is filled with boats, harbor seals and busy seafood restaurants serving up the catch of the day. Take time on your Pacific Coast cruise to jaunt to the Butchart Gardens, a magnificent show garden.
Vancouver, B.C., CA
Once a trading post and a sawmilling settlement, today’s Vancouver is a bustling metropolis with glassy new skyscrapers, quaint historic neighborhoods and plentiful green spaces. Its culinary and cocktail scene is on the rise, with excellent restaurants and buzzing bars abound.
