The yacht
A classic, made for living.
A Seattle original since 1928. Nearly a century of character, with room to settle in and make the water your own.
- Built in Seattle
- 1928
- Length
- 96 feet
- Day guests
- Up to 12
- Overnight guests
- Up to 8
- Staterooms
- 5
Seattle · 1928
A little history.
A lot of character.
Designed by Ted Geary and built by Lake Union Drydock in Seattle, Blue Peter carries the graceful lines of a different era: a long profile, a distinctive fantail and beautifully crafted interiors.
Her name comes from the blue-and-white maritime signal flown when a vessel is ready to depart. An invitation to come aboard, then as now.
Today, that heritage is part of the experience. Warm wood, thoughtful details and an unhurried atmosphere make time aboard feel wonderfully personal.
Life aboard
Room to be together. Space to retreat.
Share a meal, find a quiet corner or watch the shoreline drift past. Blue Peter feels like a home on the water.
At the table
Meals bring everyone together. The dining space and salon offer a comfortable setting for good food, conversation and evenings aboard.
A restful night
Five staterooms accommodate up to eight overnight guests. A longer charter leaves time to explore, unwind and wake up somewhere new.
Your time aboard
An intimate gathering.
A longer escape.
For a day on the water, Blue Peter welcomes up to 12 guests. For overnight cruising, she sleeps up to 8 guests across 5 staterooms.
We’ll help you choose the right format for your group, from a few hours together to a journey through the islands.
Explore the chartersA voyage of your own
Where would you
like to go?
Gather your favorite people. Tell us what you have in mind. We’ll help you find your own way through the Pacific Northwest.
Plan your charter