Alaskan Fjords & the Inside Passage

Embark in one of the world’s most scenic cities, set between mountains and the sea. Discover Vancouver’s rich heritage, stunning parks and vibrant waterfront before setting sail for Alaska’s wild frontier.

Sail the legendary Inside Passage, a sheltered coastal route of extraordinary natural beauty. Keep watch for orcas, humpback whales and bald eagles as you glide through calm waters flanked by dense forests and snow-capped peaks.

Explore Alaska’s first city, famed for its totem poles and rich Tlingit heritage. Venture into Alaska’s misty fjords, visit the world’s largest collection of standing totem poles at Saxman Village, or cast a line into the bountiful waters of the Inside Passage.

Discover Klawock, a new Viking port where ancient Tlingit traditions meet Alaska’s enduring maritime legacy. Explore the totem pole park, learn about the community’s deep connection to the land, and experience one of Alaska’s most authentic and unspoiled villages.

Another new Viking port, Wrangell is one of Alaska’s oldest towns with a fascinating Tlingit heritage. Explore the Inside Passage from the water, discover ancient petroglyphs and immerse yourself in the area’s rich indigenous culture and history.

Sail through the dramatic Tracy Arm fjord, a breathtaking wilderness of icy blue waters, cascading waterfalls and immense granite cliffs rising thousands of feet from the sea. Watch for seals resting on icebergs as you approach the spectacular Sawyer Glaciers.

Explore Alaska’s capital, framed by towering mountains and the magnificent Mendenhall Glacier. Pan for gold like prospectors of old, go whale watching in the waters of Gastineau Channel, or take a helicopter flight over the Juneau Icefield for a truly unforgettable perspective.

Discover Haines, a small town of extraordinary natural beauty at the northern end of the Inside Passage. Gain insight into the majestic bald eagle at the American Bald Eagle Foundation, or admire sweeping views of the Chilkat River on an exhilarating jetboat ride.

Celebrate Tlingit culture at one of Alaska’s most extraordinary native villages. Search for humpback whales, brown bears and sea otters in their natural habitat, or experience the world’s largest zip line with panoramic views of the Alaskan wilderness.

Witness some of Alaska’s most pristine and awe-inspiring beauty as you sail Yakutat Bay toward the mighty Hubbard Glacier, North America’s largest tidewater glacier. Watch and listen as massive walls of ice calve dramatically into the sea.

Explore this small fishing town surrounded by dramatic glaciers, waterfalls and snow-capped peaks. Capture breathtaking glacier views by helicopter, boat or kayak, or simply soak up the extraordinary scenery of Prince William Sound.

Discover the charming small town atmosphere of Homer, perched on the shores of Kachemak Bay. Stroll the famous Homer Spit, watch bears fishing for salmon, or enjoy a flight over the stunning Alaskan wilderness.

Explore over 200 years of history in one of Alaska’s most storied islands. Stroll the waterfront city, shop for handcrafted goods at Bear Town Market, and discover the fascinating Russian and indigenous heritage that shaped this remote outpost.

Browse the Alaska SeaLife Center, one of the world’s premier marine research facilities, or learn about the legendary Iditarod sled dog race at this gateway to some of Alaska’s most spectacular wilderness.

Whittier marks the end of the voyage, tucked beneath mountains at the head of Prince William Sound. Guests can disembark for the journey home or continue overland to Denali National Park as part of a post-cruise extension.