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An elevated view of a busy marina filled with numerous docked boats of different sizes, including fishing vessels and smaller recreational boats. Many boats have tall masts, covered decks, or fishing gear visible onboard. The calm water reflects the boats and surrounding structures. In the foreground, a waterfront walkway with railings and benches runs beside the docks, and a tall statue stands on a pedestal near the lower right corner. Industrial buildings, additional boats, and a distant residential area

Recreational Services, Amenities & Rates

Fishermen's Terminal is the proud home of the North Pacific fishing fleet and an active part of Seattle's working waterfront. Recreational boaters are welcome to a limited number of monthly and guest moorage opportunities availabl...

Net spools and fishing boats at Fishermen's Terminal

Commercial Services, Amenities & Rates

Fishermen's Terminal has been the home of the North Pacific fishing fleet since the facility opened for business in 1914. Today the terminal remains a facet of Seattle's working waterfront and provides moorage for 400 commercial f...

Aerial image of halibut schooners at Fishermen's Terminal

Fishermen's Terminal Redevelopment

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Two orcas off the San Juan Islands with Mt Baker in the background.

Protect the Orcas

The Orcas are back! The Southern Resident Killer Whales returned to Puget Sound with new babies in the pod. We all need to do our part to protect the Orcas while they are here. Underwater noise poses a challenge for orcas, a...

Maritime Innovation Center (MInC)

Renderings provided by Miller Hull PartnershipProject OverviewAs part of the Port's investment to modernize Fishermen's Terminal, the Port of Seattle is investing in a flagship building called the Maritime Innovation Center (...

Fishermen's Terminal

Office hours: Monday - Friday: 8am - 4:30pm Saturday - Sunday: call 24-hour phone Staff available 24-hours

Commercial moorage is available throughout the seaport

Moorage in Elliott Bay & Duwamish Waterway

The Port of Seattle also offers different moorage opportunities throughout Elliott Bay. Email [email protected] or call 206-787-3751 for availability. Pier 69Two berths available - 90 linear feet and ...

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