
The Last Frontier

Alaska is one of the most awe-inspiring destinations in the world, and a cruise is the most popular way to experience it. Sail through glacier-lined fjords, spot humpback whales and bald eagles, and explore charming port towns like Juneau, Skagway, and Ketchikan. We also plan land-based Alaska adventures including Denali National Park, the Alaska Railroad, and wilderness lodges. Whether by sea or land, we make Alaska accessible and unforgettable for families, couples, and adventurers.
For cruise travelers, ships depart from Seattle, Vancouver, or Whittier/Seward. Onshore, Denali-area lodges range from rustic cabins to luxury wilderness resorts. Juneau and Anchorage offer city hotels for pre- or post-cruise stays. The Alaska Railroad connects key destinations with glass-domed observation cars. Many travelers combine a 7-day cruise with 3-4 days of land touring for the complete experience.
Alaska's cruise and travel season runs mid-May through mid-September. June and July offer the longest daylight hours (up to 19 hours) and warmest temperatures. August is ideal for salmon runs and bear viewing. May and September offer lower prices and fewer crowds but cooler weather. Northern lights viewing is best September through March from Fairbanks.
Glacier viewing is the signature Alaska experience, with Glacier Bay and Hubbard Glacier being the most dramatic. Wildlife is everywhere: humpback whales, bald eagles, bears, moose, and sea otters. In port, top experiences include dog sledding on a glacier in Juneau, the White Pass Railway in Skagway, crab feasts in Ketchikan, and totem pole tours. Denali National Park offers bus tours deep into the wilderness with chances to spot grizzlies, wolves, and caribou with North America's tallest peak as a backdrop.
Alaska is a seafood lover's paradise. Fresh-caught king crab, wild salmon, and halibut are available throughout the state. In Juneau, Tracy's King Crab Shack is legendary. On cruise ships, Alaskan-inspired menus feature local seafood and game. Anchorage has a growing culinary scene with restaurants like Orso and Snow City Cafe. At wilderness lodges, expect hearty meals featuring locally sourced ingredients.
Book Alaska cruises 9-14 months in advance for the best stateroom selection and pricing. Balcony staterooms and suites sell out first. Cruise-tour add-ons and popular excursions like helicopter glacier landings should also be booked early.
Inside staterooms on Alaska cruises offer the same ports and experiences at significantly lower cost. Book shoulder season (May or September) for the best cruise fares. Some cruise lines offer kids-sail-free promotions on Alaska sailings.


You've always wanted to go to Alaska, and now is the perfect opportunity to discover all of its magnificent beauty! Experience various exhilarating activities with an educated guide by your side including a cruise through Chena River and a tour of Denali National Park.
*Prices are per person, based on double occupancy. Actual pricing varies by travel dates and departure city. Contact us for a personalized quote.

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