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Explore Alaska
Stunning glaciers, magnificent mountain ranges, abundant wildlife, vast lakes, scenic fjords, dramatic shorelines, and lush dense forests; the untouched landscapes of the sub-arctic USA state of Alaska feature on many a bucket list! This amazing lineup of natural attractions have made Alaska a one-of-a-kind cruise destination and a favourite with visitors from around the globe. An Alaska cruise is a remarkable opportunity to experience nature at its most raw and also delve into local communities with unique cultures. Cruises to Alaska operate from early May to mid-September for climate and sun...
Overview
Stunning glaciers, magnificent mountain ranges, abundant wildlife, vast lakes, scenic fjords, dramatic shorelines, and lush dense forests; the untouched landscapes of the sub-arctic USA state of Alaska feature on many a bucket list! This amazing lineup of natural attractions have made Alaska a one-of-a-kind cruise destination and a favourite with visitors from around the globe. An Alaska cruise is a remarkable opportunity to experience nature at its most raw and also delve into local communities with unique cultures. Cruises to Alaska operate from early May to mid-September for climate and sunlight purposes. Most ships set sail from Canada’s Vancouver or the USA’s Seattle on one-week round-trips through the Inside Passage to the state capital of Juneau and other ports such as Skagway, Ketchikan, and Sitka. To really get the very best out of your time in this fascinating region; many cruise lines also let you combine a full Alaska cruise with a longer land tour to the Canadian Rockies or Denali National Park - home of Alaska's tallest mountain, Mount McKinley.
Hand Picked Alaska Cruise Deals
*All deals are from prices and per person.
Alaska Voyage
Royal Princess
Sailing from Seattle (Washington), USA
17 May 2025
7 Nights
£1959PP
Alaska Inside Passage
Coral Princess
Fly Cruise
03 May 2025
11 Nights
£2149PP
Alaska Hubbard Glacier
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Celebrity Solstice
Fly Cruise
30 Apr 2026
10 Nights
£2179PP
Alaska
Queen Elizabeth
Fly Cruise
20 Jun 2025
13 Nights
£2369PP
Grand Alaskan Highlights with Rocky Mountaineer
Grand Princess
Fly, Stay and Cruise
14 Aug 2025
12 Nights
£4683PP
Ports
Glacier Bay National Park, Alaska
Cruise through the pristine landscapes of the protected national park of Glacier Bay. Keep your eyes peeled for bald eagles, humpback whales, orcas, sea lions, seals, porpoises and sea otters; not forgetting the brown, black and blue glacier bears, moose, blacktail deer, and mountain goats on the shoreline. Gaze in awe at the lofty mountain peaks, ice-sculptured fjords, and over 50 named glaciers.
Juneau, Alaska
Juneau is the state capital of Alaska, and it is not hard see why people would want to settle here. Juneau is one of the natural beauty hotspots of the world; take a trip to the 2000-feet deep Mendenhall Glacier, one of the most awe-inspiring in the area. With wild bear viewing areas, The Tongass National Park is also a great spot for camping, fishing, and hiking amongst lush green surroundings. Marvel at water views from Mount Roberts Tramway and treat yourself to unique souvenirs from the gift shop. Nugget Falls is a spectacular waterfall downstream of the Nugget Glacier; capture unforgettable photos here with loved ones. Take a tour of Juneau Icefield with over 40 huge glaciers to admire or kayak over the icy waters of Medenhall Lake.
Ketchikan, Alaska
Ketchikan can be described as the first city of Alaska. Situated in the most southern part of the state and surrounded by deep fjords and lush forests, this small fishing town is a popular stop with cruise lines. Take a walk down the waterfront and admire the awe-inspiring views. Enjoy a tour to the 40-acre Alaska Rainforest Sanctuary to view bald eagles and black bears. Visit the totem poles at Totem Bight State Park and Potlatch Totem Park or journey to the glacier-carved wilderness at the Misty Fiords National Monument. You can also ride an off-road vehicle and try zip lining, kayaking and hiking.
Skagway, Alaska
Skagway, commonly known as 'The Gateway to the Klondike' was born out of the Kondike Gold rush of the 1890s. Once home to saloons, dance halls and gambling houses, Skagway now has only about 1,000 residents. Relive the town's 'heyday' with an interesting downtown walking tour and gold panning excursion. Visit Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park to see thousands of historic photos and archaeological artefacts. For the little more adventurous, take a ride on the White Pass & Yukon Route Railroad past glistening glaciers and picturesque waterfalls.
