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U.S. Pacific Northwest Cruise Ports

Explore 11 active cruise ports in the U.S. Pacific Northwest, part of the United States. The most popular ports by itinerary occurrences right now are Seattle, Washington (2,322), San Pedro (Los Angeles), California (1,764), Long Beach (Los Angeles), California (1,498).

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The U.S. Pacific Northwest holds 11 cruise ports, 44% of the 25 in the United States. 5 of them are departure ports. The most visited cruise port in the U.S. Pacific Northwest sub-region is also its busiest departure port: Seattle, Washington, appearing in 2,322 upcoming itineraries.

By port count it is the largest of 3 sub-regions in the United States, ahead of U.S. Southeast at 11. Every port here is in United States.

The Pacific homeports work two different seasons. Seattle turns Alaska sailings around from May to September and is quiet for the rest of the year. Los Angeles, through San Pedro and Long Beach, along with San Diego, runs Mexico and Hawaii itineraries throughout the year, which is why the southern California ports keep a steadier volume than Seattle does.

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