Alaska Cruise
Glaciers, fjords & wilderness
Glaciers, fjords & wildernessThe last frontier, from the sea
An Alaska cruise is a trip that changes you. Sail past ancient glaciers, spot humpback whales and grizzly bears, and explore charming port towns like Juneau, Skagway and Ketchikan. The season is short (May–September), which makes every sailing feel special. It's the perfect cruise for families who crave nature and adventure.
Parks and attractions
Glacier Bay
National Park with massive glaciers. The ship sails right in — watch it all from your balcony.
Juneau
Alaska's capital. Mendenhall Glacier, whale watching and helicopter excursions.
Skagway
Gold-rush town. White Pass Railway, hiking and history.
Ketchikan
Salmon capital of the world. Native totem poles, fishing and Misty Fjords.
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Available routes
Inside Passage
Glacier Route
Cruise lines
We work with the world's best cruise lines.
Royal Caribbean
Modern ships with the North Star and tons of activities
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Norwegian Cruise Line
Go-karts at sea and a spectacular Observation Lounge
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Stateroom types
Choose the stateroom that best fits your budget and preferences.
Inside
$1,200-2,000/person
The budget option. Fine for sleeping, but you'll miss the scenery from your cabin.
Ocean View
$1,500-2,500/person
A window to enjoy the glaciers from your bed. A solid middle-ground choice.
Balcony / Verandah
$2,000-3,500/person
The top pick for Alaska. Glaciers from your private balcony — an unbeatable experience.
Suite
$3,500-6,000+/person
Extra space and VIP service. A large balcony made for Alaska's scenery.
Best time to visit
Alaska's cruise season runs May–September. July has the best weather but the highest prices. May and September offer the best deals.
Early season
May
Lowest prices, fewer ships. Weather can be unpredictable, but the landscapes are green and fresh. Whales are just starting to arrive.
Peak season
June-August
Best weather (July is the warmest). July is the absolute peak. August brings a spectacular salmon run. Days stretch to 18+ hours of daylight.
Late season
September
Prices drop, fall colors arrive, and you might catch the northern lights. Cooler and rainier — but magical.
Crowd calendar
Crowd levels, weather, events and price range by month.
| Month | Crowds | Weather | Events | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| January | Closed | Winter (-10 to -1°C) | No sailings | - |
| February | Closed | Winter (-8 to 0°C) | No sailings | - |
| March | Closed | Cold (-3 to 4°C) | No sailings | - |
| April | Closed | Cold (1-9°C) | Very few sailings | - |
| May | Low | Cool (5-13°C) | Season kickoff | $$ |
| June | Moderate | Pleasant (9-17°C) | Long days (18+ hours of daylight) | $$$ |
| July | Very high | Best weather (11-19°C) | Peak season, best weather | $$$$ |
| August | High | Pleasant (10-17°C) | Salmon run, whales | $$$ |
| September | Low | Cool (7-14°C) | End of season, chance of northern lights | $$ |
| October | Closed | Cold (2-8°C) | No sailings | - |
| November | Closed | Winter (-3 to 3°C) | No sailings | - |
| December | Closed | Winter (-8 to 0°C) | No sailings | - |
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Gallery
Alaska glaciers seen from the cruise ship
Alaska wildlife - whales and bears
Cruise ship in an Alaska fjord
Coastal town in Alaska
Alaska glaciers seen from the cruise ship
1/4Alaska wildlife - whales and bears
2/4Cruise ship in an Alaska fjord
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To enjoy without rushing
- ✓7-night stateroom
- ✓All meals included
- ✓Alaska ports of call
- ✓Onboard entertainment
Alaska costs more than the Caribbean because of the short season and high demand. A balcony is highly recommended for the glaciers. Book 8-12 months ahead.
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