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Seabourn Cruise Line Alaska

Why seabourn's alaska & british columbia.

There's a lot to see and do in The Great Land and no other cruise line offers vibrant native cultures, rustic frontier towns and abundant wildlife in such an atmosphere of intimate, six-star elegance and ease. On board Seabourn Sojourn, you will enjoy:

• Unique itineraries highlighting the hidden gems of Alaska and the Canadian Inside Passage.
• Optional Ventures by Seabourn TM kayak, Zodiac and hiking excursions in select destinations allow you to explore up-close, with guidance and insights from our skilled Expedition Team
• Caviar on the Ice party and other special onboard events .
• Seven-day northbound and southbound cruises between Vancouver and Juneau with unique glacier experiences each direction — a perfect option for those with only a week to travel.
• Unhurried 11- to 14-day itineraries allowing for a more indepth and immersive experience to places where larger ships cannot go.
• Regionally inspired cuisine using local seasonal produce and seafood.
• Scenic cruising of majestic Glacier Bay National Park* on select 2020 departures, including narration by a National Park Service Ranger.
• Seabourn Conversations with special guest speakers , including our world-class Expedition Team of naturalists, marine biologists, ornithologists, geologists, historians and more.
• Frequent opportunities for wildlife sightings from the ship and shore.
• The Denali Experience , our optional fully escorted custom-designed five-day Seabourn Journey.
• UNESCO Banff National Park & the Rocky Mountaineer , our optional seven-day pre-cruise Seabourn Journey.
• Expedition Team outfitted with high precision, long-range Swarovski ® Optik binoculars , helping to point out all of the sights.
• Complimentary Seabourn all-weather jacket .
• *Seabourn Cruise Line is an authorized concessioner of the National Park Service

Plus, as always, enjoy the Seabourn Difference

• Intimate ships with a private club atmosphere
• Intuitive, personalized service provided by staff passionate about exceeding guests expectations
• Curated voyages to all seven continents delivering award-winning experiences
• All ocean-front suites , luxuriously appointed
• Complimentary premium spirits and fine wines available on board at all times
• Welcome Champagne and complimentary in-suite bar stocked with your preferences
• Tipping is neither required, nor expected
• Finest resort at sea that is masterfully designed
• World-class dining, further enhanced through a culinary partnership with Chef Thomas Keller
• All dining venues are complimentary , dine where, when and with whom you wish
• Seabourn Conversations , connecting with visionary experts
• Ventures by Seabourn TM , optional shore excursions, enhance and extend your experience in select destinations
• Select purposeful and sustainable travel experiences in partnership with UNESCO
• Spa & Wellness with Dr. Andrew Weil , featuring an exclusive mindful living program
• An evening entertainment experience in collaboration with Sir Tim Rice
• Committed to environmental stewardship and sustainability

ENHANCE AND EXTEND YOUR ALASKA & BRITISH COLUMBIA EXPERIENCE with our optional Ventures by Seabourn TM and exclusive shore excursions. Here is a sampling of our favorites:

ALERT BAY – KAYAK EXPLORATION OF CORMORANT MARINE PARK Transfer by Zodiac to one of the best places to encounter British Columbia’s prolific wildlife, where your double sea-kayak adventure begins. Accompanied by a kayak guide and safety Zodiac, paddle through the park’s forest-sheltered, scenic waters, watching for wildlife including seals, whales and eagles.

HAINES – DAVIDSON GLACIER HIKE & ZODIAC After a Zodiac ride to Glacier Point, follow your Expedition Team members and local guides through the Alaska rain forest to the base of Davidson Glacier. There, gear up with a helmet, ice-axe, crampons and step out for a walk onto Davidson Glacier, crowning an absolutely unforgettable day.

INIAN ISLANDS – INIAN ISLANDS ZODIAC EXPLORATION With your naturalist, explore the Inian Islands’ picturesque, weatherbeaten shorelines, teeming with Steller sea lions, otters and seabirds. Whales are common here too, drawn by the rich sea-life. Very few visitors are privileged to reach these remote, beautiful islets, which you will never forget.

RUDYERD BAY – KAYAK EXPLORATION OF MISTY FJORDS In a double sea kayak, follow a path into the furthest reaches of Alaska’s Misty Fjords, where wildlife and wilderness are untouched. A kayak guide and safety Zodiac are along, but otherwise you are free to experience this special place as very few ever will.

COLLEGE FJORD – ZODIAC EXPLORATION OF COLLEGE FJORD Cruise with your Expedition Team in spectacular College Fjord, surrounded on all sides by glaciers, including no fewer than five tidewater glaciers and another five large valley glaciers. The sizzle of melting brash ice and the occasional thunder of calving icebergs are sounds you’ll never forget.

TRACY ARM/ENDICOTT ARM – KAYAK EXPLORATION OF NORTH/ SOUTH SAWYER GLACIER Kayaking Tracy Arm or Endicott Arm is an unforgettable experience. Paddle your double sea kayak past icebergs, waterfalls and wildlife to North Sawyer or Dawes Glacier, against stunning backdrops of towering mountains. A kayak guide and safety Zodiac follow at all times for assistance as required.

WRANGELL – RAINBOW FALLS HIKE Join a knowledgeable Expedition Team guide on a moderate-to-strenuous hike. You’ll walk along a boardwalk, passing over a scenic creek and through incredible forest scenery, while ascending to the magnificent Rainbow Falls. The two-km (1.2 mi) hike gains 245 m (800 ft) of elevation.

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HAINES – BURRO CREEK WATERFALL RESORT & CRAB BOIL: A MINDFUL LIVING TOUR Cruise to Burro Creek Waterfall Lodge, an exclusive resort on America’s longest, deepest fjord, to experience breathtaking waterfalls, stunning views and elegant off-the-grid wilderness dining. Learn how a waterfall provides the lodge’s power, how to cook gourmet cuisine on a woodstove, or take a naturalist-guided forest hike.

ICY STRAIT POINT – WHALE WATCH & MARINE MAMMAL SAFARI This high-speed cruise to Point Adolphus guarantees whale sightings. Waters along the way support a wide array of wildlife including orcas, Steller sea lions, harbor seals, sea otters, porpoises and magnificent humpback whales. Keep your eyes peeled for bald eagles in the treetops lining the shore.

JUNEAU – TAKU GLACIER LODGE, FEAST & FIVE GLACIER SEAPLANE: A MINDFUL LIVING TOUR This is the ultimate Alaska experience – flightseeing five massive glaciers in a classic floatplane; an exclusive, glacier-view seafood feast at Alaska’s famous fly-in Taku Glacier Lodge (with bears!); a serene yoga session in a true wilderness setting and a guided nature walk in sublime surroundings.

KETCHIKAN – NEETS BAY BEAR WATCH BY FLOATPLANE Take a scenic floatplane flight over the Tongass National Forest to Neets Bay, one of Alaska’s premier bear-viewing locations. A naturalist guide will describe the lifecycle of both bears and salmon during your short hike to a secure, covered spot for close-up observation of the bears’ feeding activities.

SITKA – SEA OTTER & WILDLIFE QUEST In a water-jet boat with a warm cabin and a topside observation deck, navigate narrow island passages for guided wildlife viewing at close range, with opportunities to observe sea otters, whales, sea lions, porpoises, harbor seals, brown bears, deer, bald eagles and a variety of marine birds.

WRANGELL – STIKINE RIVER & WILDERNESS GLACIER BY JET-BOAT Take an exhilarating jet-boat ride on one of North America’s last truly wild rivers, through the remote Stikine-LeConte Wilderness. View distant mountain peaks, spy on wildlife and spawning salmon and listen to thundering waterfalls before reaching iceberg-dotted Shakes Lake and, conditions permitting, a view of Shakes Glacier.

BOOK SELECT VOYAGES DURING OUR SUMMER OPPORTUNITY SALES EVENT FOR SPECIAL OFFERS!

May 28 – july 31, 2019, special offers may include:.

• Veranda Suite Upgrades*
• Up to $500USD Shipboard Credit per Suite*
• Up to $750USD Air Credit per person*
• 300 Minute Internet Package per person*
• Up to 15% savings on Combination Cruises*

BOOK A PENTHOUSE OR PREMIUM SUITE AND RECEIVE:

• $1,000USD Shipboard Credit per Suite*
• Unlimited Internet Package per Suite*

OVER 175 SAILINGS INCLUDED!

*Offer is valid on select 2019 & 2020 sailings. Featured fares are per person based on double occupancy and promo code NG. Fares are in U.S. dollars. Taxes, Fees & Port Expenses are additional and range from $90.00-$2850.00. All savings amounts are included in the fares shown. Combination cruise savings of up to 15% applies when combining consecutive cruises on the same ship and is subject to availability. Complimentary Veranda Suite Upgrades are subject to availability at time of booking. Upgrade will be reflected in fare paid for selected Suite category. Shipboard Credit offers are in U.S. dollars and are nonrefundable, non-transferable, have no cash value, expire at the end of the cruise, may not be used in the casino and are not combinable with other shipboard credit offers. Shipboard credit offer is based on promo ZO. Air credit is available on select sailings for flights booked through Seabourn’s Flight Ease® program. Air credit is available to the first and second guest sharing a Suite and is non-transferable. Air must be booked no less than 30 days prior to sail date in order to be eligible for the air credit. Seats are limited and may not be available on every flight. Once air is booked, please check with the airline’s website or contact the airline directly for information regarding baggage fees and other charges. Each airline has its own baggage allowance policy. Guests are responsible for all baggage fees, including excess baggage imposed directly by the airline. Air Credit is based on promo JX. Complimentary Internet Package includes 300 minutes of internet access per guest for 1st & 2nd guest booking in Ocean View & Veranda Suites. Unlimited Internet Package is offered on a per Suite basis and only in Suite categories PH, PS, OW, SS, WG & GR. Internet service is not guaranteed. Seabourn is not responsible if internet service is unavailable. No credit or other compensation will be provided should internet service not be available. Internet Packages are based on promo ZI. All offers are capacity controlled and may be modified or withdrawn at any time without prior notice. Other restrictions may apply. Ships’ registry: Bahamas. ©2019 Seabourn.

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Unfortunately, this means that all 2021 Alaska sailings beginning or ending in Vancouver have been cancelled.

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Whatever you desire, on a Seabourn cruise you’ll have it. This luxury brand offers small ships that allow you to explore less traveled ports for unique experiences. 

Listen to the call of the wild and sail into the Last Frontier on a luxurious Alaska cruise with Seabourn Cruise Line.

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• Seabourn Quest - Passenger Capacity: 458 (double occupancy) Year Built: 2011 Last Refurbished:  2018

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What to Pack on an Alaska Cruise

Must-haves to keep you comfortable throughout your big adventure

From viewing fjords from the comfort of your suite, to connecting with nature on an optional Ventures by Seabourn™ kayaking excursion, an Alaska cruise is truly a thrilling experience. But before setting off, take some time to pack the proper essentials that’ll help you stay comfortable so you can focus on the most important thing: having fun.

When it comes down to packing for an Alaska cruise, it’s not about rethinking every little detail; you can actually follow most common guidelines on how to pack for a cruise (which we outlined in this Current post). But there are a few important differences and additions. Read on for those.

Packing for Your Suite

Your suite and the ship’s public spaces will be around the same temperature as on any warm-weather cruise, but the outdoor and connecting spaces will obviously be much cooler. For this reason, perhaps the single most important article of clothing for 24/7 wear, is a warm, lightweight base layer. Long johns might work for some but they’re simply too hot and bulky for most. Luckily, many companies, from big-box fashion brands to more sporting stores, have lines of technologically advanced, warm, and ultra-lightweight styles to wear as a toasty — but not overwhelming — base layer that’ll keep you warm when things get cool, but won’t make you overheat at normal room temperature.

“Lightweight-yet-warm” is another smart mantra to adapt when you’re choosing accessories for outdoor cabins. Lightweight wool scarves, hats, and gloves will keep you toasty without adding bulk, so you can move around easily and comfortably (and easily handle those binoculars and that camera click button). Similarly, a lightweight wool sweater adds warmth without bulk — and it even dresses up well for dinner. Lastly, a light rain slicker is a must, as rainy days are common in the warmer months.

Packing for Excursions

This one won’t be surprising: a great all-weather jacket is a must. Just as important is a roomy-yet-detachable hood and ample pockets. (If you’re on a Seabourn cruise, you won’t have to worry about the coat, as you’ll be provided with a complimentary Seabourn all-weather jacket that’ll perfectly prep you for every aspect of your Alaska experience.)

Once you’ve got the coat covered, pick waterproof hiking shoes or boots with thick rubber soles — they’ll keep you both dry and stable in the Alaska wilderness. Waterproof pants and gloves are also musts to ensure total comfort throughout your experience, as are fleece sweaters (which dry more quickly than wool) and lightweight thermal underwear.

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When it comes to dressing for your adventure, choose versatile, multi-use pieces like T-shirts you can wear under your shirt as an extra layer or for warmth by itself. Pick shirts that are lightweight, moisture-wicking, and come with SPF sun protection and/or insect repellent (large sporting-goods stores are a good place to find shirts most or all of the above). Also, pack long, lightweight, fast-drying pants to further lighten your luggage. And — for the greatest flexibility in varying climates like this one — choose pants that zip off to become shorts.

On the accessories front: Bring a lightweight, waterproof backpack so you can stay hands-free (and keep your items dry) on your adventure; a light, collapsible walking staff (also called a trekking pole); and compact, high-performance binoculars (10x power and 25mm objective diameter are the numbers to aim for if you want to get a good glimpse of wildlife).

Toiletries & Other Items

When it comes to toiletries, pack whatever you use for your regular winter skin-care routine. That means heavier body lotions with soothing moisturizers like shea butter, foot and hand creams, and more lip balm than you think you need (it’s hard to filter cracked lips out of your vacation pics). Don’t forget the sunscreen: You may not be sunning by the pool, but exposed areas still need sun protection. And mosquito repellent, too: because, yes, mosquitoes are a thing in Alaska. Lastly, bring some resealable bags, as a layer of protection for important things like pill bottles.

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Seabourn prides itself on offering the crème de la crème of cruise experiences. Its five ships welcome 458 or 600 guests (depending on the ship), and they offer cruisers a bevy of luxurious amenities both inside and outside their suites. Travelers can expect multiple dining options (both fine and casual), stimulating onboard activities and a variety of excursions available before, during and after the cruise.

Seabourn sails all over the world, visiting popular cruising destinations like Alaska, the Caribbean and the Mediterranean, as well as more far-flung destinations in Australia, Asia and the Arctic. In 2024, itineraries range from six to 145 days.

No matter which itinerary you choose, you'll be treated to ocean views galore, whether it's from the comfort of your suite (all cabins feature sea views), while working up a sweat in the fitness center or as you indulge in a treatment at the spa and salon. Ships also offer casinos, pools, nine-hole putting courses and live music venues.

Additionally, passengers can take advantage of Seabourn's fine dining experiences, many of which feature menus crafted by Michelin-starred chef Thomas Keller. Seabourn holds a high guest-to-staff ratio.

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All onboard dining and drinks (alcoholic and nonalcoholic) are included in the cruise fare

All accommodations are suites with ocean views

Fitness classes and other onboard activities are complimentary

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• Traveler Rating » 4.4
• Health Rating » 4.3

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Before You Book

• A 25% deposit is required within three days of booking your reservation for cruises of up to 14 days, or within seven days for cruises that last 15 days or more.
• Final payment is due 90 days before sailing on cruises of up to 31 days. For sailings that are 32 days or longer, final payment is due 120 days prior. Cruises booked within 90 days of sailing for itineraries of up to 31 days or within 120 days for itineraries lasting 32 days or longer must be paid in full within one day of the reservation.
• Cancellation policies vary by how long your cruise is and how far in advance you cancel. For cruises of up to 25 days, you'll be charged 15% of the full fare if you cancel between 91 and 120 days before your scheduled departure. For cruises that are 26 days or longer, you'll be charged 15% of the full fare if you cancel between 150 and 121 days before your departure. Fees increase after that. For more information, visit see Seabourn's  cancellation policy .
• Every ship has a small medical facility onboard staffed with doctors and nurses. If you have mobility or medical needs (including severe or life-threatening food allergies), you must fill out the Special Requirements Information form and send it to [email protected]. Cruisers with special dietary needs must notify Seabourn at the time of booking or, at the latest, six weeks prior to departure. It's best to bring enough prescriptions and anticipated medicine with you to last the entire cruise.
• On Seabourn, cruisers younger than 21 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

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• Passports valid six months beyond the completion of your cruise date are required. If an international destination requires you to obtain a visa, it is your responsibility to do so.
• Necessary vaccinations vary by destination and can change, so you should consult the  WHO  or  CDC  websites before you go. Should a destination call for vaccinations, you must bring a vaccination certificate with you.
• You must arrive no later than one hour prior to your cruise's scheduled departure time. 
• You can check in online within 45 days prior to your cruise departure date.
• There is no limit to how much luggage you can bring on your cruise.
• As soon as you finish booking your cruise, you are able to reserve shore excursions and make dining reservations online at Seabourn.com.

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This Luxury Cruise Line Just Announced 24 Sailings Across the U.S. and Canada — Including Gorgeous New England Foliage Cruises

Seabourn just announced 24 sailings to Alaska, Canada, and New England in summer and fall 2025.

If you're sad summer is ending — don't be. After Seabourn's newest announcement, outlining the luxury cruise line's 2025 itineraries, we're already looking ahead. The slate of 2025 cruises includes 24 all-inclusive voyages — to Alaska in the summer and Canada and New England in the fall.

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Seabourn Quest will take up a summer residence in Alaska, alternating between seven-day and 14-day itineraries; the shorter trips sail between Juneau and Vancouver, while the two-week cruises are round-trip from Vancouver. The 225-suite vessel's smaller size means it can deftly navigate the abundant fjords in Southeast Alaska, bringing guests to visit sites like Hubbard Glacier and Tracy Arm/Endicott Arm, as well as the major port towns of Ketchikan and Sitka, among others. The sailings will feature the cruise line's Ventures by Seabourn program, which introduces expedition-style excursions like kayaking, Zodiac cruising, and hiking to the itineraries for interested parties.

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Then, starting in September, the 225-cabin Seabourn Sojourn will sail a series of fall foliage cruises between Montreal and New York, calling at such destinations as Quebec City; Halifax, Nova Scotia; Portland, Maine; and Newport, Rhode Island, depending on the itinerary.

"Our guests are truly exceptional individuals in search of extraordinary experiences, and at Seabourn, we take tremendous pride in guiding them to the world's most stunning destinations while providing unparalleled ultra-luxury experiences and personalized service," said Natalya Leahy, president of Seabourn, in a statement released to Travel + Leisure . "Whether exploring the beauty of Alaska on a Ventures by Seabourn outing or immersing themselves in the beauty of Canada and New England's historical towns during fall's vibrant colors, every moment becomes a cherished memory, filled with awe and wonder.”

A seven-day Alaska sailing starts at $4,499 per person and a 12-day Canada and New England trip starts at $7,499; book your cruise at seabourn.com .

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The 16 Best Alaska Cruise Excursions for 2024

A cruise to Alaska is one of the best ways to visit many parts of the 49th state, including the Inside Passage and the southeastern port towns of Juneau, Ketchikan and Skagway. You can also see dozens of glaciers on a cruise, plus remote places reachable only by water, like Glacier National Park & Preserve. Traveling by ship allows you to get closer to one-of-a-kind experiences in Alaska's interior, especially if you extend your vacation with a cruisetour (a package that includes the cruise and a land portion either before or after your voyage).

When it comes to excursions, many cruise lines offer the same experiences ashore for larger ports of call, often with a slight variation in the itinerary. The most popular tours highlight the best activities and attractions, such as the Mendenhall Glacier Ice Adventure Tour in Juneau, the Misty Fjords National Monument in Ketchikan and the White Pass & Yukon Route Railway in Skagway. You'll also find entertaining offerings from cruise lines that call on smaller, less visited ports, like Icy Strait Point (Hoonah), Sitka, Seward and Haines.

While some tours cost less than $100, don't be surprised to find over-the-top experiences that run about $750 per person – such as heli-flightseeing tours, where you'll land on a glacier and go dog-sledding with a team of Alaskan huskies. If you're comfortable with going it on your own, you might find lower prices on some excursions by booking directly with tour operators. Alaskan outfitters are used to working around cruise ship arrival and departure times, so their tours tend to fit into those schedules.

U.S. News has compiled this list to help you find the best Alaska cruise excursions, from the most popular (and affordable) options to once-in-a-lifetime adventures.

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Even though it's surrounded by water and mountains – and there's no road into town – Juneau is one of the most visited ports in Alaska, welcoming hundreds of thousands of visitors each summer. You'll find plenty to do in Alaska's capital, including whale watching tours, salmon bakes and more.

Mendenhall Glacier

The Mendenhall Glacier is one of the top attractions in Juneau, so many tours include a visit to the Tongass National Forest to view the 12-mile-long sheet of blue ice. Some cruise lines, like Princess Cruises , offer self-guided trekking excursions that include a ride on the Juneau Goldbelt Tram, which affords views of the Chilkat Mountains and other panoramic scenery. You can also opt to see the glacier from the water by boat or kayak, or on a float trip.

However, if you're going to splurge on any one excursion, it's this one: Sign up for a helicopter landing on Mendenhall Glacier, followed by a dog-sledding adventure with a team of Alaskan huskies. During the approximately 30-minute helicopter ride, you'll fly over rainforests and spectacular summits, but the real fun is when you arrive at the camp to go zipping through the snow led by your team of dogs and a professional musher.

The Mendenhall Glacier helicopter excursion is offered on Holland America Line, Norwegian Cruise Line, Royal Caribbean International, Carnival Cruise Line, Viking Ocean Cruises, Seabourn Cruise Line and Silversea Cruises.

Whale Watching and Wildlife Quest

Whale watching is another top activity when visiting Juneau, and many cruise lines offer several options for tours. Holland America Line has a five-hour, small-group excursion for just 20 guests; you'll search for humpback whales on a safari vessel, then hike on Mendenhall Glacier where you can look for beavers, Arctic terns, porcupines and black bears. If you prefer an even smaller group, Princess Cruises offers a 3.5-hour private whale watching tour for six people. Possible sightings include humpback whales, orcas, sea lions, eagles, harbor seals, lighthouses, glaciers and maybe even a bear along the shoreline.

One of Viking Ocean Cruises ' excursions, the Best of Juneau, lasts more than six hours and takes guests on a naturalist-led whale watching cruise by catamaran. Before heading back to shore, you'll have a lunch of local wild-caught Alaska salmon on remote Colt Island, followed by a scenic drive to Mendenhall Glacier to end the day.

Alaska whale watching and wildlife excursions are offered on Holland America Line, Princess Cruises, Royal Caribbean International, Norwegian Cruise Line, Celebrity Cruises, Carnival Cruise Line, Viking Ocean Cruises, Silversea Cruises, Regent Seven Seas Cruises and Seabourn Cruise Line.

Taku Lodge Salmon Bake

Norwegian Cruise Line offers a 3.5-hour Taku Glacier Lodge Flight & Feast excursion that will tick several quintessential Alaska adventures off your bucket list. After flying over the Juneau Icefield (the fifth-largest ice field in North America) in a classic De Havilland seaplane, guests will land in the river at the historic Taku Glacier Lodge across from Juneau's largest glacier, the 5-mile-wide Taku Glacier.

A traditional Alaska salmon bake (with all the fixings) and drinks made with glacier ice are another highlight of the day. You might even see a black bear sniffing around for leftovers after your feast. Following lunch, take a walk in the lush Tongass National Forest before heading back from the wilderness.

Salmon bake excursions are offered on Norwegian Cruise Line, Princess Cruises, Holland America Line, Viking Ocean Cruises, Silversea Cruises, Regent Seven Seas Cruises and Seabourn Cruise Line.

Ketchikan sits at the southernmost entrance to Alaska's Inside Passage. It is one of the most visited ports in Alaska, according to the Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA). Visitors come to this part of the state for the beautiful scenery, Alaska Native culture and fresh seafood, including Alaska salmon and king crab. And they just might enjoy an entertaining lumberjack show or floatplane ride to kick off their day while in town.

The Great Alaskan Lumberjack Show

Watch Alaska's hearty lumberjacks battle British Columbia's tough woodsmen in a head-to-head competition to see who can win the title of "Bull of the Woods." The thrill-a-minute show – a guest favorite – features a 50-foot tree climb, ax throwing, log rolling, buck sawing and springboard chopping, along with plenty of lumberjack lore. Some lines, like Princess Cruises, offer just the show; it lasts a little over an hour, so there will be plenty of time for a self-guided tour of Ketchikan before heading back to the ship. You may also be able to book a combination tour that includes the show and an ax throwing lesson (plus a competition of your own), or a trip to Totem Bright State Park, where you'll learn about the significance of totem poles and the Native Tlingit and Haida cultures.

Holland America Line offers a tour with the lumberjack show and a feast of local Dungeness crabs. For another culinary option, check out the 3.5-hour excursion with Norwegian Cruise Line . It includes a visit to Saxman Native Village, where you'll sample smoked wild game meats, dine on chef-selected dishes prepared with regional ingredients, and taste local wines and beers.

Lumberjack shows are offered on Alaska voyages with Princess Cruises, Holland America Line, Norwegian Cruise Line, Celebrity Cruises , Royal Caribbean International, Carnival Cruise Line, Regent Seven Seas Cruises and Silversea Cruises.

Bering Sea Crab Fisherman's Tour

Embark on the Aleutian Ballard, the Bering Sea fishing boat made famous by the Discovery Channel's "Deadliest Catch" television series. The approximately three-hour excursion gives guests a firsthand experience of what it's like to sail on the vessel as a Bering Sea crab fisherman and catch massive king crabs, octopuses and other marine life with 700-pound crab pots. The boat may also stop at nearby Annette Island, where you'll have the chance to see whales, sea lions, seals and bald eagles soaring overhead (one may even try to snag your catch!). You may also get to watch local fishermen at work.

Some lines that offer the fisherman's tour include Princess Cruises, Holland America Line, Norwegian Cruise Line, Celebrity Cruises, Royal Caribbean International, Carnival Cruise Line, Viking Ocean Cruises, Seabourn Cruise Line, Regent Seven Seas Cruises and Silversea Cruises.

Misty Fjords by Floatplane or Cruise

The more than 2 million-acre Misty Fjords National Monument is one of the top attractions in Alaska . Described by naturalist and author John Muir as "the Yosemite of the North," the awe-inspiring destination is best viewed from above on a floatplane. From the sky, you'll see towering 1,000-foot waterfalls, the volcanic Revillagigedo Island, snowcapped peaks, verdant forests and 3,000-foot walls of granite descending into the fjords. On a floatplane tour, you'll also have the chance to land on the water and take in the spectacular scenery from another viewpoint.

If you're not a fan of small planes, some lines offer the option of taking a cruise from Ketchikan's harbor. You'll sail into Behm Canal surrounded by the scenery of Misty Fjords, and you may even see wildlife or bald eagle nests. You'll also cruise by Eddystone Rock, a massive volcanic spire emerging from the sea, as well as waterfalls and 3,000-foot cliffs sculpted by glaciers.

Cruise lines that offer floatplane or cruisetours of Misty Fjords include Holland America Line, Princess Cruises, Norwegian Cruise Line, Celebrity Cruises, Royal Caribbean International, Viking Ocean Cruises, Regent Seven Seas Cruises and Silversea Cruises.

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Skagway is another busy and popular cruise port in Alaska. It's one of the most popular towns on the Inside Passage itinerary; its fascinating Klondike Gold Rush history dates back to 1897. Take notice of the historic false-front shops reminiscent of the gold rush days as you explore. Many of these buildings are part of the Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park, and you may even see people strolling down the streets dressed in period costumes.

White Pass & Yukon Route

One of the top-rated attractions in Skagway is the White Pass Summit Scenic Railroad journey through Alaska's wilderness. The narrow-gauge railroad is an International Historic Civil Engineering Landmark – an honor shared by the Panama Canal, the Statue of Liberty and the Eiffel Tower. Dating back 125 years, the historic railway features vintage rail cars and climbs to a steep 2,865 feet at the summit over just 20.4 miles. Along the way to the summit – located at the official international border between the U.S. and Canada – you'll listen to the history of the Klondike Gold Rush while passing by Inspiration Point, Dead Horse Gulch and Bridal Veil Falls. After making a loop at the top, the train will head back down the mountain. You might even see snow on the ride if your cruise to Alaska is early in the season .

Excursions on some lines combine the rail journey with other activities, like biking on the Klondike Highway from the summit or visiting Liarsville, a gold rush trail camp. Others include a stop (and a cold beer) at the Skagway Brewing Company. In addition, some cruise providers offer the train ride in a luxury class rail car, which includes complimentary beverages, snacks and a private guide who will explain the history of the railroad as you watch the scenery pass by.

Norwegian Cruise Line's six-hour excursion features a ride on the White Pass & Yukon Route, a salmon bake at Liarsville and an adult beverage with one of the "madames" at the renowned Red Onion Saloon. Meanwhile, Silversea Cruises ' new 5.5-hour tour includes the train ride; a trip to the Yukon Suspension Bridge, which sits 65 feet above the white water rapids of the Tutshi River; and a hearty lunch of bison chili.

Cruise lines that offer the railroad (and combination) tours include Holland America Line, Princess Cruises, Norwegian Cruise Line, Royal Caribbean International, Celebrity Cruises, Carnival Cruise Line, Silversea Cruises, Viking Ocean Cruises and Regent Seven Seas Cruises.

Musher's Camp and Sled Dog Discovery

If you want to cuddle with Alaskan husky puppies, then this excursion is for you. Norwegian Cruise Line's approximately three-hour excursion takes guests to a professional musher's summer camp in Dyea Valley, where they train sled dogs for the Yukon Quest and Iditarod races. After a thrilling ride into the rainforest on a four-wheel-drive vehicle, you'll head out on a summertime dog sled with 16 Alaskan huskies at the helm. Before puppy play time, you'll learn how the mushers care for the dogs and prepare for the races. Depending on the cruise line, some tours may end with roasting s'mores by the fire.

Some lines that offer this excursion are Norwegian Cruise Line, Holland America Line, Princess Cruises, Celebrity Cruises, Royal Caribbean International, Carnival Cruise Line and Regent Seven Seas Cruises.

Chilkoot Trail Hike and Float Adventure

The historic Chilkoot Trail was the main route for those in search of untold riches during the famous gold rush years. Today, the trail, located in Gold Rush National Historical Park, is a rainforest full of birds and wildflowers. Excursions to the park include hikes with river floats on the Taiya River (there are no rapids) or bike tours of the trail. There are also wilderness kayaking outings to Chilkoot Lake, which is home to the five species of Pacific salmon, waterfowl, bald eagles and one of the largest brown bear populations in southeast Alaska.

Some cruise lines that offer these excursions include Norwegian Cruise Line, Princess Cruises, Holland America Line, Celebrity Cruises, Carnival Cruise Line, Silversea Cruises, Viking Ocean Cruises and Regent Seven Seas Cruises.

Sitka is the only community in the Inside Passage that sits on the Pacific Ocean. The small city – home to just 8,500 residents – was owned by Russia before the U.S. purchased the land in 1867. Today, you'll find remnants of this Russian heritage, like onion-shaped domes and Saint Michael's Russian Orthodox Cathedral. Sitka also has a strong Tlingit culture. In terms of shore excursions, you'll find plenty of opportunities for wildlife viewing surrounded by pristine landscapes.

Sea Otter and Wildlife Quest

Royal Caribbean International's three-hour jet boat cruise on Sitka Sound features panoramic scenery (including snow-capped peaks) and the chance to see abundant wildlife. During the tour, look for playful sea otters, whales and brown bears walking along the coast. The line also offers another tour – Sea Otters, Raptors and Bears Oh My – that features a naturalist-guided catamaran cruise followed by visits to the Alaskan Raptor Center (a rehabilitation center for birds of prey) and the Fortress of the Bear (a rescue operation for orphaned bears).

In comparison, Carnival Cruise Line 's VIP wildlife quest in search of whales, sea otters, coastal brown bears and more concludes with a feast of wild salmon cooked over a wood-fired grill, Alaska crab and prime rib at the Fin Island Lodge. Following a wildlife Zodiac cruise around the archipelago, Holland America Line's version of this excursion also visits the lodge for lunch in partnership with Food & Wine magazine.

You can find this excursion on Holland America Line, Princess Cruises, Norwegian Cruise Line, Carnival Cruise Line, Celebrity Cruises, Silversea Cruises, Regent Seven Seas Cruises, Viking Ocean Cruises and Seabourn Cruise Line.

The Best of Sitka

Several cruise lines offer a version of this tour, which features an exploration of the top attractions in Sitka. On this excursion, you'll visit the Fortress of the Bear in Tongass National Park to learn about the facility's work with orphaned bears. There's also a stop at Sitka National Historical Park, where the 1804 "Battle of Alaska" between the Russians and the Tlingits was fought. Here, you'll see handcarved totem poles created by skilled Tlingit artists and get to meet local Native artists to learn more. The excursion also includes a visit to the Alaska Raptor Center.

Lines that offer this excursion include Norwegian Cruise Line, Royal Caribbean International, Celebrity Cruises, Viking Ocean Cruises and Regent Seven Seas Cruises.

Icy Strait Point (Hoonah)

Icy Strait Point in Hoonah may be a much smaller port than others on this list, but it is a jumping-off point for endless outdoor explorations, including whale watching tours and searching for coastal brown bears. Icy Strait Point is Alaska Native-owned and -operated and is home to the largest Native Tlingit village in Alaska. While here, explore the wilderness areas of Chichagoff Islands, visit the 1912 cannery museum, and grab lunch with fresh Alaska king and Dungeness crabs before taking a ride on the world's largest ZipRider. (Or, play it safe and plan to take that ride down the mountain before lunch.)

Whale Watching & Bear Search

The waters surrounding Icy Strait Point host the largest summer population of humpback whales in the state, especially around the Point Adolphus area. If you purchase a tour directly with the Icy Strait Point website, they'll even guarantee you'll see whales – or they'll refund your money. During the tour, look for orcas, Steller sea lions, porpoises and seals. But be sure to also gaze overhead for bald eagles and search along the shore for bears; the Spasski River Valley in the remote wilderness of Chichagof Island has one of the highest densities of coastal brown bears in the world. Some cruise lines offer a variation of this excursion that includes a boiled seafood feast back on shore at Icy Strait Point.

You can find this excursion on voyages with Princess Cruises, Norwegian Cruise Line, Royal Caribbean International, Celebrity Cruises, Carnival Cruise Line, Viking Ocean Cruises, Silversea Cruises and Regent Seven Seas Cruises.

Scenic Mountain Ascent & World's Largest ZipRider

Thrill-seekers (who love heights) will jump at the chance to ride the world's largest and longest zip line, which sits more than 1,300 feet above sea level at the top of Icy Strait Point. The ride to the summit on the SkyGlider mountaintop gondola is also a rush, but the real excitement comes as you zoom down 5,330-foot zip lines with five other riders at 60 mph – with views of the forest below and Glacier Bay National Park in the distance. A break-activated landing on the beach brings riders safely back to the ground. The price also includes unlimited rides on the gondola.

Cruise lines that offer this excursion include Norwegian Cruise Line, Holland America Line, Princess Cruises, Celebrity Cruises, Carnival Cruise Line, Silversea Cruises, Regent Seven Seas Cruises , Viking Ocean Cruises and Seabourn Cruise Line.

A less visited port than some others on this list (according to CLIA), Seward is the ancestral home to the Alutiiq, or Sugpiaq, people. Its breathtaking natural beauty – with mountains on one side and Resurrection Bay on the other – has been shaped by glaciers over thousands of years. Top attractions in Seward include the Alaska SeaLife Center and a charming downtown area. It also offers access to Kenai Fjords National Park.

Kenai Fjords National Park Cruise

During your stop in Seward, take a full-day excursion to see the astounding beauty of Kenai Fjords National Park. The impressive fjords are surrounded by mountains standing more than 6,000 feet tall and an ecosystem rich in wildlife. While there, watch for a variety of whale species, sea otters, porpoises and sea lions, and onshore, you might see bears and mountain goats. There are also 191 documented species of birds in the park and many glaciers. As you get up close to Holgate Glacier, listen as chunks of blue ice calve into the water.

Some cruise lines, such as Viking Ocean Cruises and Regent Seven Seas Cruises, offer this as an individual tour, while others like Holland America Line include it as part of a cruisetour. You can also book the excursion directly with a local tour operator if you're embarking or disembarking in Seward.

Haines, a small port about 20 miles north of Skagway, is best known for its Alaska Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve. The 49,000-acre preserve has the largest natural gathering of eagles during the late salmon runs and boasts pristine forests, marshlands and rivers brimming with wildlife.

Glacier Point Wilderness Safari

Norwegian Cruise Line's five-hour excursion takes guests on an adventure into the wilderness by boat while cruising North America's deepest and longest fjord, the upper Lynn Canal. You might even see breaching whales and playful sea lions en route to Glacier Point, where you'll disembark at the beach upon arrival. After a drive through the forest and a hike in the woods, you'll have unforgettable, up-close views of the Davidson Glacier by canoe.

Lines that offer this excursion include Norwegian Cruise Line, Princess Cruises, Carnival Cruise Line and Silversea Cruises. Holland America Line offers this excursion from Skagway.

Eagle Preserve Rafting Float Adventure

Look for bald eagles soaring overhead as you raft down the gentle Chilkat River through the Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve. The waters are overflowing with salmon that come to spawn, serving as food for as many as 400 bald eagles living in the Chilkat Valley. Don't be surprised to see brown bears or 1,600-pound moose coming to feast along the riverbank during your rafting adventure.

Some lines that offer this excursion include Norwegian Cruise Line, Princess Cruises, Carnival Cruise Line, Silversea Cruises and Seabourn Cruise Lin e. Holland America Line, Regent Seven Seas Cruises and Viking Ocean Cruises host this excursion from Skagway.

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Gwen Pratesi is a U.S. News & World Report contributor and an avid travel adventurer who fell in love with Alaska on her first visit to the state many years ago. She's returned several times both by land and sea to view wildlife and chase the northern lights in one of the best places on the planet to view them. She's even considered moving to The Great Land as a full-time resident. Pratesi used her deep knowledge of Alaska and the cruise industry to write this article.

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