You can't tame the wild wonder that is Alaska. It is a land of extremes. More beautiful than you can possibly imagine. Glaciers bigger then some states. The nation's highest mountain. And towering forests that are centuries old. You can sail round-trip from Vancouver and explore the Inside Passage. Cruise all the way to Seward and discover the isolated outpost of Cordova, and Anchorage, Alaska's largest city. Or sail directly from San Fransisco, or Seattle along the picturesque Pacific Coast. COLLEGE FJORDThis spectacular fjord with its sixteen sparkling glaciers, fruit of glacial retreat, is 20 miles of breathtaking landscape enclosed by steep walls. GLACIER BAY This grand collection of jagged glaciers encompassing 3.3 million acres includes saltwater beaches with protected coves, numerous jewel-like lakes and lush forests. HARRIMAN FJORD You’ll be awed by the spectacle at this magnificent fjord. Get a vantage view of the active faces of the glaciers dropping icebergs into the sea. HUBBARD GLACIER This magnificent glacier flows over 90 miles to Disenchantment Bay and is currently advancing—its face is continually moving farther out into the sea. INSIDE PASSAGE The Inside Passage’s coast, with waters almost entirely protected and full of wildlife, is dotted with small fishing villages, fjords and glacially carved mountains. MISTY FJORDS You’ll be awed by the magnificent wild beauty and the breathtaking scenery of the Misty Fjords National Monument, an unspoiled wilderness area teeming with magnificent glaciers, towering mountains, lush green forests, lakes and thundering waterfalls. SAWYER GLACIER View the drama of this tidal glacier calving in an impressive display of cascading ice and roaring thunder from a unique perspective —head on. TRACY ARM This narrow and winding inlet is a visual delight. Impressive cliffs rise 3,500 feet from the sea surrounded by glaciers and teeming with wildlife. While cruising through, you will have a chance to watch Sawyer Glacier calving in an impressive display of cascading ice and roaring thunder. WRANGELL The natives are accustomed to it's beauty- the sunsets and the trees. The teeming waters of the Strikine River. The sport fishing and sea kayaking. The abundant wildlife. Discover the hidden treasures of this enchanting coastal community located in the heart of the Tongass National Forest. In nearby Petroglyph Beach you can find rock carvings thought to be over 8,000 years old. Visit Anan Creek, an ancient Tlingit native fishing site, where you can safely observe bears feasting on pink salmon jumping up river. |
