Aluminum passenger ship The Argosy Salish

This 500 passenger, 125’ monohull built for Argosy Cruises of Seattle was the first keel laid at All American Marine’s new shipyard in Squalicum Harbor at the north edge of Bellingham Bay. The new monohull is certified under the latest U.S. Coast Guard Subchapter-K regulations, and Argosy selected AAM and Teknicraft Design as the leaders in building high-quality and fuel-efficient aluminum vessel designs. Kevin Clark, president and CEO of Argosy Cruises was most pleased with the value in terms of price, maintenance, and functionality that was offered in the selection of an aluminum hull versus steel which is more common in his current fleet. “The value of Teknicraft and All American Marine design teams working closely together to build us a quality boat The new vessel is deployed on a route to ferry passengers between their Seattle waterfront location at Pier 55 and their long-standing concession at Tillicum Village on Blake Island State Park. The Tillicum Excursion provides visitors with a Northwest Native American cultural experience inclusive of a narrated cruise, traditional style dining in a cedar longhouse, and live stage performance. The vessel will also be adaptable to provide private event charters While on board, passengers will enjoy panoramic windows from both the main deck and second deck cabins. The versatile floor plans of each cabin will offer both fixed and configurable interior seating, elevator accessibility, and fully-equipped service bars. The second deck aft viewing veranda and spacious bow foredeck will provide perfect platforms for capturing selfies or snapshots of Mt. Rainier and the Seattle cityscape.