Alaskan Cruise Ports of Call

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Set sail from cosmopolitan Vancouver, Canada, and behold the arctic grandeur of Alaska. Travel the unspoiled Inside Passage to historic ports—Skagway, Juneau and Ketchikan—and experience the Last Frontier’s hardy local character firsthand with memorable Port Adventures.

The Disney Wonder cruise ship sailing by snowcapped mountains

Glacier Viewing (Stikine Icecap), Alaska

Navigate through an icy fjord—passing soaring cliffs, surging waterfalls and wild animals—during a voyage to one of the majestic glaciers along the Stikine Icecap.

The Hubbard Glacier with snowcapped mountains in the background

Hubbard Glacier, Alaska

Soak up the sights and sounds of wildlife as you drift through Disenchantment Bay, gazing in awe at a 600-foot natural wonder—a colossal tidewater glacier.

Icy Strait Point, Alaska

Icy Strait Point, Alaska

The only private cruise ship destination in America is home to the world’s largest Tlingit village, rugged beauty and an authentic Alaskan experience for travelers

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Juneau, Alaska

Rich in Russian and indigenous Tlingit culture, this capital city and former Gold Rush town thrills nature lovers with its rugged mountains, sweeping glaciers and temperate rainforests.

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Ketchikan, Alaska

Known as the Salmon Capital of the World, this frontier town boasts spawning salmon, historic totem poles, a proud Native American tradition and incomparable natural beauty.

Sitka, Alaska

Dive into this fishing village’s captivating heritage with stops at Alaska’s oldest national park, a brown bear habitat and St. Michael’s Cathedral—a shining example of Russian architecture.

Alaskan landscape featuring rocky mountains, a cascade and a forest in Skagway

Skagway, Alaska

Born of the Klondike Gold Rush of the late 1880s, this small town steeped in history features charming period buildings and the still-running White Pass & Yukon Route Railroad.

Vancouver Canada's convention center along the waterfront at night

Vancouver (British Columbia), Canada

This port of departure, British Columbia’s largest city, blends the best of urban living with the great outdoors, making it a worthwhile destination on either end of your cruise.

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Victoria (British Columbia), Canada

Delight in the timeless allure of this “City of Gardens,” where regal charm meets natural splendor amid historic sites and breathtaking landscapes.

The hilly, forested shoreline of Ketchikan with a boathouse, moored boats and snow capped mountains

Ward Cove (Ketchikan), Alaska

Lush emerald forests meet vibrant native culture in this Alaskan village nestled on the outskirts of Ketchikan, home to historic totems, proud traditions and natural wonders.