Charter and Excursion

• Bell St. Pier & Bell Harbor Marina
• Fishermen's Terminal
• Pier 69
• Shilshole Bay Marina

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Charter and Excursion at Bell Street Pier & Bell Harbor Marina

These two properties offer facilities for large vessels. Bell Street Pier's concrete pier is:

• 1,550 feet (474 meters) long on the north-south face
• 400 feet (122 meters) long on the east-west face
• 60 feet (18 meters) wide on the north 850 feet (259 meters)
• 30 feet (9 meters) wide on the south 700 feet (213 meters)

Bell Harbor Marina has a wide, 120-foot (37-meter) concrete float available for charter and excursion vessels. The rate is $1.50 per round trip per foot.

For Bell Street Pier and Bell Harbor Marina, charter vessel owners or operators need to register at the harbormaster's office upon arrival. Reservations are accepted for charter vessels, subject to the moorage charges. Charter vessels must moor in assigned areas only, and rafting may be required.

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A copy of the current tariff is available online. Marina Regulations, Policies and Procedures (BHM Customer Handbook) are available at the marina office.

For Your Passengers

Located at the heart of Seattle's downtown waterfront, Bell Street Pier and Bell Harbor Marina offer access to restaurants, Odyssey-The Maritime Discovery Center, the Bell Harbor International Conference Center and Seattle's new cruise ship terminal.

The rooftop plaza at Bell Street Pier provides spectacular views of anchored vessels and Elliott Bay. The Bell Street pedestrian bridge connects the pier with downtown Seattle, where international cuisine and five-star hotels can be found, as well as shopping. A few blocks south, the Lenora Street Bridge (accessible by stairs and elevator) connects pedestrians to historic Pike Place Market and many other downtown attractions.