Alaska Cruises

Alaska cruises to San Francisco

While San Francisco may be a long way away from the first port of call in Alaska, it is a popular point of departure for Alaska cruises, giving you the perfect opportunity to explore one of America's most iconic cities. There’s no shortage of renowned sights in San Francisco as you head up the city’s iconic slopes in a retro tram from the movies. To cap it all off, the infamous island prison of Alcatraz will captivate you, while the awe-inspiring Golden Gate Bridge gives the perfect photo opportunity to show your loved ones back home.

Alaska cruises to Vancouver

Just over the border from US territory in Canada, you can make a trip ashore to discover the big city attractions and brilliant outdoor pursuits of Vancouver, such as the glittering views of the Puget Sound and the magnificent Cascade Mountains. Explore the Capilano Suspension Bridge and the cobbled streets of Gastown, Vancouver's historic district, which features restored heritage buildings, antique shops, boutiques and restaurants. For more travel inspiration, view our article - The Top 5 Things to do in Vancouver.

Alternatively, we also offer a wide range of Alaska Cruises from Vancouver, if you wish to start your cruising adventure from there

Alaska cruises to Juneau

A few days sailing from Vancouver lies Alaska’s capital city, the awe-inspiring port of Juneau. Here you can hike or take a cable car ride over the stunning landscape as you marvel at the mighty Mendenhall Glacier set against the imposing backdrop of Mt. Juneau.

Alaska cruises to Sitka

Sitka gives you a real taste of Alaska’s history and scenery. The town’s orthodox cathedral sports a Russian onion dome, and the nearby battle ground - marked by a path of totem poles - was the scene of Alaska’s first colonial rulers’ victory over the native tribes. Meanwhile, the backdrop of the Sitka National Park boasts some of the most iconic views in all the Inland Passage.

Alaska cruises to Anchorage

Anchorage serves as a fantastic gateway to the surrounding wilderness of mountains, fjords, forests and tundra that make up Alaska’s nature reserves. Having said this, the fascinating city has many sights to see on your way through. Whizz on a ride on the world’s longest zip wire from Icy Point for amazing views over the bay or learn about the local history and culture at the Native Heritage Centre.

Alaska cruise to Ketchikan

On an Alaska cruise, see the Totem Heritage Center in Ketchikan which boasts the world’s largest collection of traditional Native American totem poles, with thirty three unique and original totems on display at the exhibit. Here, you can take a guided tour around the fascinating exhibitions to learn the story of the local people’s history and culture through their most famous art creations. For any thrill seekers, there's also the chance to take a zip line journey across the rainforest canopy.

Alaska cruise to Tracy Arm

While there's no shortage of amazing scenery on your Alaska cruise, Tracy Arm offers some of the most incredible sights. Included on many itineraries, or accessible by a small-boat excursion, this huge fjord provides unbeatable up close views of the natural beauty of this part of the world.

Alaska cruise to Denali National Park and Preserve

Denali National Park and Preserve is a must on an Alaska cruise for anyone wanting to see the wonders of inland Alaska. The landscape offers a breath-taking panorama from the various peaks of the hills onto the tundra below. Whether you strap on your hiking boots or take a tour bus, you’re sure to see a host of critters on your way, from grizzly bears and caribou to bison and wolves.

Alaska cruises to Glacier Bay

Glacier Bay is a vast and impressive sight to take in from your ship. As you journey up the fjords and stare up at the sheer glacial cliffs you’ll feel like your ship is really no bigger than a canoe. For the more intrepid travellers, other smaller watercraft are also available during your Alaska cruise to help you get up close and maybe even spot the local wildlife including humpback whales blowing spray and slapping the surface with their giant tails.

Alaska Cruises to Seattle

One of the most popular cities to visit in the US, Seattle is a bustling metropolis located in the Pacific Northwest. Not only does Seattle feature an array of incredible attractions, including the futuristic Space Needle and the Museum of Pop Culture, but it’s surrounded by acres of forests and parkland; making it a very picturesque city with a combination of natural and manmade sights. For those wanting to enjoy an unforgettable cruise holiday, there are Alaska Cruises from Seattle on offer, sailing from the vibrant port and giving you the chance to experience all the extraordinary state has to offer.