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Seattle to Victoria Ferry One-Way Tickets from Seattle, WA

FRS Clipper (Clipper Vacations) • 2701 Alaskan Way, Pier 69 • Seattle, WA 98121

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Rows of empty tan seats inside a well-lit passenger ferry cabin with large windows and a skylight.

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About Seattle to Victoria Ferry One Way Ticket

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Skip traffic and airports on a high-speed Seattle to Victoria ferry aboard the Victoria Clipper V. This one-way crossing connects downtown Seattle and Victoria, BC in about three hours, with Economy Class seating, scenic Salish Sea views, and direct arrival in Victoria’s Inner Harbour.

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Travel aboard a high-speed passenger ferry connecting downtown Seattle and Victoria, BC across the Salish Sea.
Relax in Economy Class seating on the lower deck of the main cabin.
Depart from Pier 69 on Seattle's central waterfront near downtown attractions.
Arrive directly in Victoria's Inner Harbour within walking distance of shops, restaurants, and historic landmarks.
Enjoy fresh air and scenic coastal views from the outdoor viewing deck.
Locally sourced food, beverages, and spirits available for purchase onboard.
An onboard gift shop offers Pacific Northwest apparel, souvenirs, and duty-free alcohol on international sailings.
Ferry crossing takes approximately 3 hours.

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Description

Skip traffic and airports with a high-speed Seattle to Victoria ferry connecting downtown Seattle and Victoria, BC across the Salish Sea. The FRS Clipper departs from Pier 69 on Seattle's waterfront and arrives directly in downtown Victoria's Inner Harbour in about three hours.

Travel aboard the Victoria Clipper V, a high-speed catamaran designed for fast and comfortable international crossings. Economy Class is located on the lower deck of the main cabin and includes standard passenger seating, along with access to an outdoor viewing deck.

Locally sourced food, spirits, and beverages are available for purchase onboard, along with a gift and duty-free shop offering souvenirs and specialty items on international sailings. Large windows throughout the cabin keep the surrounding waters and coastline in view during the crossing.

Arriving directly in Victoria’s picturesque Inner Harbour places you within walking distance of historic landmarks, waterfront restaurants, gardens, and shops. This passenger-only ferry offers one of the fastest and most convenient ways to travel between Seattle and Vancouver Island.

Seattle to Victoria Ferry One Way Ticket is located at FRS Clipper (Clipper Vacations) • 2701 Alaskan Way, Pier 69 • Seattle, WA 98121

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Frequently Asked Questions about Seattle to Victoria Ferry One Way Ticket

Do I need a passport to take the Seattle to Victoria ferry?

Yes. Because the ferry crosses the international border between the United States and Canada, you must present an approved travel document. Accepted options include a valid passport, U.S. passport card, NEXUS trusted traveler card, or an enhanced driver’s license issued by select U.S. states or Canadian provinces. REAL ID cards are not valid for international border crossings.

How long is the ferry ride from Seattle to Victoria?

The high-speed ferry crossing between Seattle and Victoria takes about 2 hours and 45 minutes, with scenic views of Puget Sound and the Salish Sea along the way.

How early should I arrive before departure?

Plan to arrive at least one hour before departure to allow time for check-in, security screening, and international border processing.

Is the Seattle to Victoria ferry wheelchair accessible?

Yes. The Victoria Clipper V can accommodate both manual and motorized wheelchairs on the main deck and includes a wheelchair-accessible restroom. If you require assistance, be sure to note your accessibility needs when booking.

Can I bring luggage on board the ferry?

You may bring one carry-on bag and one personal item onboard. Additional checked luggage is available for an extra fee at the terminal, subject to size and weight limits.

Are food and drinks available onboard?

Yes. You can purchase a selection of locally sourced food, beverages, and spirits during the crossing.

Is this ferry a car ferry?

No. The Victoria Clipper is a passenger-only ferry, and vehicles are not permitted onboard.

Is WiFi available onboard?

WiFi is not available onboard the ferry. Because the vessel travels far from shore during parts of the crossing, internet service cannot be reliably provided. Free WiFi is available at both the Seattle and Victoria ferry terminals.

Is parking available near the Seattle ferry terminal?

Yes. Parking is available at the Bell Street Pier Garage (9 Wall Street), located directly across Alaskan Way from the Clipper Terminal at Pier 69. Clipper passengers may receive a discounted parking rate with terminal validation. Additional public parking options are also available near Seattle's waterfront.

Can I go outside during the ferry ride?

Yes. You'll have access to an outdoor viewing deck, where you can step outside for fresh air and take in scenic coastal views during the journey.

Is there shopping available onboard?

Yes. You can browse an onboard gift shop featuring Pacific Northwest apparel, souvenirs, and duty-free alcohol available on international sailings.

Can I bring a pet on the Seattle to Victoria ferry?

You may bring a pet onboard in a carrier, but space is limited and arrangements typically must be made in advance. Additional fees and vaccination documentation may apply when traveling across the U.S.–Canada border.

Are service animals allowed on the ferry?

Yes. Trained service dogs that assist individuals with disabilities are welcome onboard at no additional charge, provided they remain harnessed or leashed and meet travel requirements.