Alaska Cruises

Most of Alaska's coast has no roads, so a ship is genuinely the best way to see it. The Inside Passage threads between forested islands, past glaciers that calve ice into the water while you watch from deck. Humpback whales are common. Pack warm layers even in July.

Cruise Ports in Alaska

19 ports

Ketchikan

United States

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1126 ships stopping

Juneau

United States

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1115 ships stopping

Skagway

United States

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880 ships stopping

Glacier Bay

United States

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567 ships stopping

Tracy Arm Fjord

United States

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494 ships stopping

Whittier

United States

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126 departures
494 ships stopping

Hubbard Glacier

United States

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361 ships stopping

Icy Strait Point

United States

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358 ships stopping

Sitka

United States

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263 ships stopping

Seward

United States

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28 departures
84 ships stopping
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65 ships stopping

Kodiak Island

United States

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7 ships stopping

Wrangell AK

United States

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7 ships stopping

Haines

United States

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6 ships stopping

Anchorage AK

United States

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4 ships stopping

Valdez

United States

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4 ships stopping

Homer AK

United States

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2 ships stopping
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1 ships stopping

Nome

United States

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1 ships stopping
Glaciers and snow-capped mountains in Alaska

At a Glance

19Ports
5839Sailings

Best Time to Visit

May - September

Highlights

1Glaciers at close range in Glacier Bay and Tracy Arm
2Humpback whales, bald eagles, bears, and sea otters
3Gold Rush history in Skagway and Juneau

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