Cruise Alaska

Inside Passage cruises follow Alaska's protected coastline with smooth sailing and big scenery all day. You'll see forested islands, mountains and a mix of small ports and glacier views.

Glacier Routes take you deep into Alaska's ice country, where massive blue glaciers meet quiet glassy water, floating icebergs, snow-capped peaks and steep rugged coastline

Land + Sea journeys combine the best of both worlds — glacier sailing days paired with inland adventures deep into Denali’s six-million-acre wilderness. Sweeping views of Mount McKinley (Denali), wildlife along the tundra, and the wide-open stillness that defines Alaska’s interior.

Ketchikan is a coastal Alaska town surrounded by steep green hills. Walk the waterfront baordwalks, native art, totem poles that tell stories. Misty Fjords salmon runs and experience the Tongass National Forest 

Skagway is Alaska's gold-rush town framed by steep mountains.   famous for the White Pass & Yukon Route Railway, a breathtaking climb through glaciers, waterfalls, and cliffside vistas. 

Juneau is Alaska's capital city set between ocean, forested mountains, and nearby glaciers. It is known for the Mendenhall Glacier and Nugget Falls, the Mount Roberts Tramway, and exceptional whale‑watching in nearby Auke Bay, where humpbacks, orcas, sea lions, and bald eagles are regularly seen 

Sitka is a coastal Alaska town set between ocean, forested mountains, and nearby islands, known for rich Tlingit culture and abundant wildlife. Guests can explore Sitka National Historical Park’s totem trails, visit the Alaska Raptor Center, and enjoy whale-watching and sea otter cruises in scenic Sitka Sound.

Whittier is a small Alaska port nestled on Prince William Sound between steep mountains and sparkling glaciers. It is known as a gateway for glacier cruises, fjord tours, and scenic rail or coach journeys to Anchorage, with opportunities for kayaking, wildlife viewing, and photography. 

 Icy Strait Point is a Native-owned cruise port on Chichagof Island surrounded by emerald forest, clear waters, and nearby glaciers. It is known for whale-watching, bear-viewing, the ZipRider coaster-style zipline, and cultural experiences that highlight Huna Tlingit heritage. 

Haines is a quiet Alaska town set between Lynn Canal, rugged peaks, and vast wilderness. It is known for the Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve, river and fjord wildlife tours, hiking and rafting adventures, and small-town charm with local galleries and museums. 

Vancouver is a vibrant coastal city framed by ocean, beaches, and snow-capped mountains. It is known for Stanley Park’s seawall, Granville Island’s markets, and diverse neighborhoods, with easy access to scenic viewpoints, cycling paths, and waterfront strolls before or after your cruise. 

Victoria is British Columbia’s charming capital city set along a picturesque harbor with manicured gardens and historic architecture. It is known for the Butchart Gardens, waterfront pathways, and walkable downtown, where guests can enjoy tea rooms, shops, and coastal views in a relaxed, seaside setting.