To the northeast it continues past Alki Beach roughly to Duwamish Head, the northernmost point of West Seattle. Alki Point also marks the southern extent of Elliott Bay a line drawn northwest to West Point marks the division between bay and sound.

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History. Alki Beach is the site of the landing of the first white settlers in Seattle on a cold, stormy day in November of 1851.

This stretch of beach in West Seattle is a great spot to relax, play, enjoy the scenery (downtown Seattle is across Elliott Bay so the skyline views here are just about perfect), or even explore some Seattle history as it was the landing site for the first white settlers in Seattle — the Denny party.

Alki Beach (Seattle) If you’re in Seattle and you fancy a trip to the beach – this is where you’ll come. There are two miles of beach, with great beach facilities like volleyball courts and public grills (make sure you bring some burgers to cook up!). There are lots of tidepools the kids can investigate, and plenty of restaurants, bars, and cafes right by the beach as the beachfront runs along the edge of the city.

Fancy something more adventurous?

Rent a kayak and paddle out into the Pacific. Bear in mind, there’s more seaweed and driftwood than gold sand – but that’s the Pacific charm! You can get there easily on a water taxi from downtown Seattle.