Alaska Cruises

Alaska, this northern frontier boasts pristine landscapes, majestic wildlife and a coastline that is one of the most enthralling waterways in the world.
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Alaska - The
Last Frontier

Embark on an unforgettable adventure with our Alaska cruises! Explore the stunning glaciers, wildlife and national parks of the Great Land from the comfort of our world-class ships. With exclusive rail service and Wilderness Lodges near national parks, you'll have the ultimate Alaskan experience. Choose from a variety of cruise and cruisetour itineraries and connect with loved ones, locals and the wilderness of Alaska.

Close-up of Alaska’s rugged coastal landscape with forest and ocean.
Towering Alaska glaciers calving into icy water along a cruise route.

Alaska’s Glaciers

Glaciers feel alive. They groan, creak and shudder on their march to the sea, punctuated by the booms and crashes of "white thunder" — a sound that echoes across the water when ice calves into the ocean below.

Alaska wildlife including humpback whales and bald eagles near cruise waters.

Untamed Wildlife

Home to a rich array of wildlife, from the famous Big Five animals that live in Denali National Park — grizzly bears, wolves, moose, Dall sheep and caribou — to bald eagles and humpback whales that migrate through the Inside Passage.

Snow-capped mountains and lush wilderness in Alaska’s national parks.

Mountains and National Parks

Alaska national parks, stunning wildlife and natural diversity have been preserved with great effort so they may continue to be enjoyed by visitors and locals alike.

Experience Alaska like never Before.

Essential
Travel Information

Visa Requirements

Depending on the countries that the cruise is docking in, passengers may need to obtain a visa in advance. 

Major Airports

You can fly in and out of Vancouver, Canada; if the cruise is departing from Vancouver, Canada or any U.S port. Similarly, if your cruise is departing from Anchorage (Whittier), Alaska then you can fly in and out of Anchorage (Whittier), Alaska.

Best time
to visit Alaska

May to September (Summer)

The best time to visit Alaska is during the summer between May 10 and September 15. You’ll experience temperatures in the 60’s to low 70’s, 16–24 hrs of daylight, leaves and flowers in bloom, rushing rivers and the best wildlife viewing. It’s the absolute height of summer: warm, dry and alive with energy.

November to February (Winter)

Alaska experiences long, cold winters with temperatures dropping well below freezing. The state is known for its winter sports such as skiing, snowboarding and dog sledding. The northern lights are also a common sight during the winter months.

March to April (Spring)

Spring in Alaska is a time of transition as the snow begins to melt and the landscape starts to come alive with new growth. It is a great time for wildlife viewing as animals come out of hibernation.

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