Bremerton WA Washington
410
Cruises availables
At departure or passage at this port
American Cruise Lines (410 Cruises)
American Constellation
96 Cruises
| 30 March | 9 days | Round-trip from Tacoma WA, USA |
| 31 March | 7 days | Round-trip 8 Night Puget Sound and San Juan Islands Cruise and Land Tour |
| 28 March | 9 days | Round-trip from Tacoma WA, USA |
| 29 March | 7 days | Round-trip 8 Night Puget Sound and San Juan Islands Cruise and Land Tour |
| 27 March | 9 days | Round-trip from Tacoma WA, USA |
| 28 March | 7 days | Round-trip 8 Night Puget Sound and San Juan Islands Cruise and Land Tour |
| 23 September | 9 days | Round-trip from Tacoma WA, USA |
| 24 September | 7 days | Round-trip 8 Night Puget Sound and San Juan Islands Cruise and Land Tour |
| 30 September | 9 days | Round-trip from Tacoma WA, USA |
American Constitution
112 Cruises
| 28 March | 9 days | Round-trip from Tacoma WA, USA |
| 29 March | 7 days | Round-trip 8 Night Puget Sound and San Juan Islands Cruise and Land Tour |
| 30 March | 9 days | Round-trip from Tacoma WA, USA |
| 31 March | 7 days | Round-trip 8 Night Puget Sound and San Juan Islands Cruise and Land Tour |
| 29 March | 9 days | Round-trip from Tacoma WA, USA |
| 30 March | 7 days | Round-trip 8 Night Puget Sound and San Juan Islands Cruise and Land Tour |
American Pioneer
152 Cruises
| 24 March | 9 days | Round-trip from Tacoma WA, USA |
| 25 March | 7 days | Round-trip 8 Night Puget Sound and San Juan Islands Cruise and Land Tour |
| 31 March | 9 days | Round-trip from Tacoma WA, USA |
| 30 March | 9 days | Round-trip from Tacoma WA, USA |
| 31 March | 7 days | Round-trip 8 Night Puget Sound and San Juan Islands Cruise and Land Tour |
American Spirit
50 Cruises
Frequently Asked Questions
At the heart of a redeveloped waterfront, facing Seattle on the sheltered side of Puget Sound. Naval history is walkable from the gangway, between a moored destroyer and the shipyard cranes still at work.
Tour the destroyer USS Turner Joy, walk the waterfront with its copper fountains, then visit the Puget Sound naval museum. All of it on foot, with no transport.
A Vietnam-era destroyer moored along the promenade, stretching nearly 127 metres of grey hull. She was in the Gulf of Tonkin during the events of August 1964, the episode that accelerated American involvement in the war.
Yes, passageways, gun mounts and galleys included. You thread from deck to deck and take the measure of how narrow the bunks were. One compartment addresses prisoners of war, soberly.
Five copper fountains designed as submarine sails rising out of the basin. The image sums up the town: here the US Navy is not a memory, it is daily life.
No, it is an active naval base, closed to the public. Its cranes are clearly visible from the promenade, and the naval museum tells its story.
Yes, a ferry links Bremerton to downtown Seattle in about an hour, and the Puget Sound crossing is superb. On a short call, though, the round trip leaves little time on the other side.
The US dollar, cards accepted everywhere. Sales tax is added at the register and tipping is expected American-style.
Yes, if ships appeal: going aboard a real destroyer makes an impression at any age. The passageways are narrow and the ladders steep, worth weighing with very young children.
May through September, the least rainy window in the Northwest and the Puget Sound sailing season. The rest of the year, the rain settles in.




