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Glaciers, whales and wild Alaska.

  • Inside Passage and glacier routes
  • Round-trip or one-way sailings
  • Pre-cruise hotel nights planned in

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More about alaska cruises & FAQ

Why cruise Alaska

Glaciers, wildlife and towns you can only reach by sea or air.

Planning tips

Book early, pack layers and consider a hotel night before departure. See our best time to cruise Alaska guide.

How it works

Send your dates. We email Alaska options.

Frequently asked questions

When is Alaska cruise season?

Roughly May through September.

Which ports do Alaska cruises leave from?

Mainly Seattle, Vancouver and Seward or Whittier for one-way trips.

Round-trip or one-way?

Round-trip is simpler. One-way trips reach more glaciers and pair with land tours.

Do I need a balcony in Alaska?

Not required, but many guests love it for scenic cruising.

Are Alaska cruises adults-only?

Book with the Captain plans adult travel. All guests should be 21 or older.