Cruise · North America
A multi-generational cruise with room for everyone
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A 7-night itinerary through the Inside Passage, chosen for family cabins, low-key excursions, and enough downtime for grandparents.
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1
Arrive a day early and see the city at an easy pace. Space Needle, a monorail ride, Pike Place Market and the gum wall fill an afternoon without wearing anyone out.
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2
A slow breakfast at a local bakery, then down to the pier to board. The rest of the day is for finding your way around the ship and working through the food.
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3
A full sea day to settle in. Movies on deck, formal night, and evening entertainment. Your advisor books motion-sensitive travelers a midship cabin, since these waters can move.
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4
First look at Alaska. The Bering Sea crab fisherman's tour puts you on a working Deadliest Catch boat, holding crab and watching bald eagles dive close enough to hear. Afternoon left free for shops in town.
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5
An early start for the Endicott Arm scenic cruise, green blue water and mountains on both sides, ending at Dawes Glacier. Later in Juneau, a helicopter lifts you onto Mendenhall Glacier for a walk on the ice.
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6
A scenic drive through Klondike country to a dog musher camp. You get pulled by a working team, meet the dogs, and yes, hold the puppies. Historic downtown is a short stroll from the pier.
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7
Shows, deck time and a family dinner already reserved. Deal or No Deal is a reliable crowd pleaser if the kids get picked.
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An evening call in Victoria for the harbor at sunset and the Parliament buildings lit up, then back to Seattle to disembark.
The shore days that travelers talk about long after they get home. Your advisor books these early, before the good time slots sell out.
Ketchikan
Board a working crab boat from the Deadliest Catch fleet. Guides pull the pots, hand around crab and other sea creatures, and get you close to bald eagles on the water.
Ideal for: Kids, first-time Alaska travelers, anyone who wants one unforgettable port day
Juneau
A short flight over the icefield, then a landing on the glacier itself for a guided walk across blue and white ice. The splurge that everyone agrees was worth it.
Ideal for: Milestone trips and travelers who want the once in a lifetime moment
Skagway
A 35 minute drive through Klondike scenery to a working musher camp. Ride behind a team, meet the dogs, and spend time with the puppies.
Ideal for: Families with young kids and grandparents who want a low-effort day
On board
An early morning of scenic cruising with icebergs drifting past and mountains on both sides, finishing at the face of Dawes Glacier. Nothing to book, but worth a balcony cabin.
Ideal for: Photographers and anyone who would rather watch than hike
Flights
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