Arrival and departure times may vary slightly by sailing date.
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7-Night Alaska Cruise from Vancouver to Anchorage (Whittier) departs on the following Saturdays:
May 31, 2008
June 14, 2008 for an additional +$225.00 per person
June 28, 2008 for an additional +$225.00 per person
July 12, 2008 for an additional +$225.00 per person
July 26, 2008 for an additional +$225.00 per person
August 9, 2008 for an additional +$225.00 per person
August 23, 2008 for an additional +$225.00 per person
September 6, 2008 for an additional +$125.00 per person
Itinerary
Day 1 Vancouver, British Columbia
Depart at 4:30 PM
Day 2 At Sea
Day 3 Ketchikan, Alaska
Arrive 6:30 AM Depart 2:00 PM
Day 4 Juneau, Alaska
Arrive 8:00 AM Depart 9:00 PM
Day 5 Skagway, Alaska
Arrive 7:00 AM Depart 8:30 PM
Day 6 Glacier Bay National Park, Alaska (Scenic Cruising)
Arrive 6:00 AM Depart 3:00 PM
Day 7 College Fjord, Alaska (Scenic Cruising)
Arrive 5:30 PM Depart 8:30 PM
Day 8 Anchorage (Whittier), Alaska
Arrive at 12:30 AM
Arrival and departure times may vary slightly by sailing date.
Ports of Call
Anchorage (Whittier), Alaska
At the base of the Chugach Mountains in the shadow of a towering glacier and surrounded by snowcapped peaks, the tiny town of Whittier is the gateway to the spectacular Prince William Sound and the city of Anchorage. Whittier exists on thriving fishing and tourism industries. Its 290 residents enjoy a near wilderness state, as it was inaccessible by road until 2000.
College Fjord, Alaska
Some of the best glacier viewing in the state can be seen tucked into the northwest corner of Prince William Sound at College Fjord. Winding down from mountains and through valleys and fjords, these massive rivers of ice are often on the move, periodically dropping their bounty into the sea.
Glacier Bay National Park, Alaska
This spectacular national park and preserve displays massive glaciers that stretch 3.3 million acres from the St. Elias and Fairweather mountain ranges to the ends of the fjords. It is home to an amazing world of marine life, including humpback whales, sea otters, porpoises and harbor seals. It also possesses the highest concentration of tidewater glaciers on the planet. And access is extremely limited.
Skagway, Alaska
Few one-time boom towns retain the flavor of the gold rush days like Skagway. This gateway to the Klondike is preserved as a national historic park with its rustic boardwalk and frontier-style storefronts. Due to its geographic location, Skagway enjoys a drier climate compared to the rest of southeastern Alaska, with an average annual precipitation of only 22 inches.
Juneau, Alaska
Perched on a thin strip of land at the mouth of Gold Creek, Juneau is arguably one of America's most beautiful state capitals, with the looming summits of Mt. Juneau and Mt. Roberts providing a gorgeous backdrop.
Ketchikan, Alaska
This southern-most Alaskan port city is known as Alaska's First City because it was the first major community travelers came to heading north. Founded as a fishing camp, Ketchikan is built on steep hillsides and is billed as the salmon capital of the world.
Vancouver, B.C.
Vancouver is a thriving metropolis that's fortunate enough to be surrounded by so much natural beauty. With its numerous parks, beaches, gardens, museums, art galleries - even the second-largest Chinatown in North America - Vancouver is one of those rare places that actually lives up to its promise of offering something for everyone.
All auctions are based on double occupancy in an Inside cabin.
Tax and port charges of $381.00 per person are additional.
High bidders who wish to upgrade to an Oceanview Cabin may request a price quote at time of submission.
Reservations are subject to availability.
