Alaska

Voyage through America's last frontier where towering glaciers crash into the sea, humpback whales breach in pristine waters, and snow-capped mountains frame charming coastal towns with rich Native heritage.

Glide through Alaska's spectacular waterways where nature's grandeur unfolds in dramatic glacial landscapes and wilderness teeming with life.

Watch for iconic wildlife moments—orcas swimming alongside your ship, brown bears fishing for salmon, and bald eagles soaring overhead—while historic gold rush towns and vibrant Native cultures offer authentic Alaskan experiences.

Prime cruising runs May through September when long, sunlit days showcase calving glaciers, wildflower-dotted landscapes, and the freshest seafood imaginable—from butter-dipped king crab to wild-caught salmon prepared by top chefs onboard.

Ports

Anchorage

Nestled between the Chugach Mountains and Cook Inlet, Anchorage serves as Alaska's vibrant urban heart while keeping wilderness at its doorstep. This gateway to the Last Frontier offers an unmatched mix of cultural richness and outdoor adventure in America's most spectacular state.

Haines

Tucked between the majestic Chilkat Mountains and the pristine waters of Lynn Canal, Haines captivates visitors with its authentic Tlingit heritage, abundant wildlife, and unspoiled Alaskan wilderness—a tranquil alternative to more crowded cruise destinations.

Juneau

Nestled between towering mountains and the sparkling waters of the Inside Passage, Juneau captivates visitors as Alaska's capital city. This wilderness metropolis offers an irresistible blend of breathtaking natural wonders, abundant wildlife, and rich cultural heritage.

Ketchikan

Ketchikan – the first Alaska city, Totem Capital, and “Salmon Capital of the World''. With a vibrant native culture, colorful harbor, rainforest beauty, totem parks, and local art galleries.

Klawock

Discover Klawock, a serene tender port on Prince of Wales Island where Alaska's indigenous heritage thrives. As one of the oldest continuously inhabited Tlingit communities in the region, this authentic village offers a genuine glimpse into Native Alaskan traditions amid stunning wilderness.

Prince Rupert

Prince Rupert – A coastal city known for its rich Indigenous culture and scenic waterfront. It serves as a gateway to the wild beauty of British Columbia’s rainforests and wildlife.

Seattle

Gateway to Alaska's wonders, Seattle captivates with its perfect blend of urban sophistication and natural splendor. Nestled between the shimmering waters of Puget Sound and the majestic Cascade Mountains, this Pacific Northwest gem offers the ideal launchpad for your cruise adventure.

Seward

Nestled between mountains and sea, Seward captivates with its perfect blend of small-town Alaska charm and epic wilderness access. This picturesque harbor town serves as your gateway to the magnificent Kenai Fjords, where glacier-carved landscapes and abundant wildlife await your discovery.

Sitka

Sitka – A picturesque coastal town where Russian history meets stunning Alaskan wilderness. Known for its rich cultural heritage and abundant wildlife, an authentic stop on any Alaska cruise.

Skagway

Step back in time to the 1890s in Skagway, where gold rush fever still echoes through wooden boardwalks and historic saloons. This perfectly preserved frontier town, nestled between towering mountains and deep fjords, offers a genuine glimpse into Alaska's adventurous past.

Vancouver

Nestled between majestic mountains and sparkling ocean, Vancouver welcomes cruise travelers with its perfect blend of cosmopolitan energy and breathtaking wilderness. This Pacific Northwest gem offers world-class dining, cultural diversity, and outdoor adventures right from the cruise terminal.

Victoria

Step into Victoria, British Columbia's enchanting capital, where British colonial heritage meets Pacific Northwest splendor. This walkable harbor city captivates with its magnificent gardens, Victorian architecture, and refined maritime atmosphere that feels worlds away from mainland bustle.

Whittier

Gateway to Prince William Sound's untamed wilderness, Whittier captivates with its dramatic mountain backdrop, pristine glacial waters, and fascinating quirk—nearly all 200 residents live in a single high-rise, creating one of Alaska's most uniquely charming port towns.

Wrangell

Nestled between mountains and sea, Wrangell welcomes visitors with authentic Alaskan charm. This historic frontier town blends rich Tlingit heritage with rugged natural beauty, offering a genuine glimpse into Alaska's past while surrounded by pristine wilderness and abundant wildlife.