Pioneer Square Habitat Beach — Attraction in Seattle

It's important to know what this place is before you go. It's less of a "beach" for people and more of a "habitat" for salmon. While it’s a cool project and a great step for the waterfront's ecosystem, it's not really a place to lay out a towel. It’s a small, rocky shoreline tucked between the ferry terminal and the pier. The best part is that it provides public access to touch the water right downtown. A nice, quiet spot for a 10-minute break to watch the ferries, but don't expect a traditional...

This is a nice little beach access located in the heart of Seattle. Very peculiar. Perfect to watch the sunset or just enjoy some nature while waiting for the ferry. I do not advise swimming here, as it could be dangerous for your health. It is a special spot where you can appreciate the contrast between natural beauty and city architecture. Both...

Nice waterfront place to stop. Also great to kill a few minutes if you're early for the water taxis. It's a great re-use of what would otherwise be a neglected sea wall. Appropriate plantings, scattered boulders at a good size for sitting and a sloping rocky beach...