Afternoon boarding Boarding begins in the afternoon, with lunch and getting acquainted with the ship
Departure from Vancouver Depart Vancouver
Cruise rooms are divided into Inside/Ocean View/Balcony/Suite Rooms. You can reserve the room of your choice, so please consult with the person in charge.
※Departure and arrival location is Canada Place, please check in individually.
※After boarding, you can eat at the buffet restaurant right away.
There is a dress code for formal dinners. Men should wear a suit, and women should wear a suit or cocktail dress. Those wearing swimsuits, shorts, or slippers are not permitted to enter.
Inside Passage of The Alaska Cruising the Inside Passage of beautiful islands and canyons between mainland BC and Vancouver Island
It refers to the maritime route connecting the panhandle region (a narrow and long stretch) in the southeastern part of Alaska, USA, and Vancouver, Canada, and is the main route for Alaska cruises. It is a maritime route mainly used by Vancouver pioneers and gold miners in the early 18th century and is approximately 1,600km long. The waves are calmer and the distance is shorter than on the Pacific side, and it is well connected to major cities in Alaska, so it is a route frequently used by cargo ships and fishing boats in addition to cruises. There are over 1,000 islands and thousands of bays, and it is surrounded by a 2,400km fjord coastline, providing beautiful natural scenery. It will be a valuable time to sail slowly and encounter wild animals living around the glacier and coast. Get your telescope ready.
Arrival at Icy Straight Point 1:30 PM Arrival at Icy Straight Point, a small village.
In addition to picturesque views of the Gulf of Alaska, this is a place where humpback whales can sometimes be seen close to shore. Historic canneries are world-famous, as are interesting heritage centers and brown bear-watching tours. Enjoy mountain biking and fantastic fishing trips. ※ Go to the optional tour desk (Shore Excursion) to apply or apply through the TV in your cabin. ※For optional tours, be sure to bring your boarding card and passport. You must present it when re-boarding. ※When re-boarding, please board at least 30 minutes before departure. ※The cruise departs according to the cruise schedule regardless of whether all disembarked passengers re-board, so they must re-board on time.
hubbard glacier Ranked #1 among Alaska glaciers by Alaska.org
It is the longest glacier in North America and is considered a highlight of Alaska cruises. A jewel of nature, it is a place where you can see the spectacular sight of glaciers melting and collapsing. Since they began moving little by little in 1986, they are also called 'moving glaciers'. It shows the face of Alaska, where Mother Nature is breathing. You can sail around the blue, transparent glacier and feel its enormity and natural mystery up close. Ice sculptures that melt in an instant will provide an unforgettable spectacle.
Skagway Disembarkation after arriving at Skagway Cruise Terminal
“Gateway to the Gold Rush,” Skagway is a small port town located in southeastern Alaska, renowned as the starting point of the Klondike Gold Rush in the late 19th century. It once served as a base for prospectors seeking fortune, and many buildings and the atmosphere from that era are still well preserved today. Surrounded by stunning glaciers and mountain scenery, visitors can experience Alaska’s breathtaking wilderness up close, especially aboard the White Pass & Yukon Route Railway, making it a popular cruise destination.
The cruise itinerary includes either a visit to Hubbard Glacier or a port call in Skagway, and the two itineraries operate on alternating weeks depending on the departure date.
Juneau, Alaska, U.S.A Arrival at Juneau, Alaska's capital, free time or optional tour
Juneau is the capital of Alaska, and people began to settle there in 1944 after the discovery of gold. It is a place where you can enjoy the beauty of glaciers and the wild nature, including thousands of salmon schools, the magnificent Mendelhall Glacier, and blue Norris Lake created by melting glaciers. It boasts the most majestic sight in Alaska and is a major optional tourist attraction. Mendelhall Glacier, whale watching cruises, salmon fishing, rafting and more. Take a helicopter tour of the Mendelhall Glacier, which is surrounded by wild flowers, or enjoy a thrilling rafting trip on the Mendel River. Take the tramway to the top of Robert Mountain and enjoy the breathtaking views. Taku Hut, with its interesting bear stories, is also a place where you can make great memories. ※If you did not apply for the optional tour in advance, it is recommended to apply immediately after boarding. ※ Go to the optional tour desk (Shore Excursion) to apply or apply through the TV in your cabin. ※For optional tours, be sure to bring your boarding card and passport. You must present it when re-boarding. ※When re-boarding, please board at least 30 minutes before departure. ※The cruise departs according to the cruise schedule regardless of whether all disembarked passengers re-board, so they must re-board on time.
Endicott Arm Dawes Glacier and Endicott Arm
Dawes Glacier and Endicott Arm are iconic fjord regions located in southeastern Alaska, renowned for their dramatic combination of glaciers and cliffs. Endicott Arm stretches as a narrow, long waterway, offering a mystical scenery of icebergs and waterfalls. At its far end lies Dawes Glacier, famous for its massive ice walls and striking blue ice, making it a popular destination for cruises to view up close.
If Hubbard Glacier was not visited the previous day, the itinerary includes a tour of Dawes Glacier and Endicott Arm before arriving in Juneau.
Ketchikan, Alaska, U.S.A Arrival at Ketchikan, a fishing town called Alaska's first city
Ketchikan is an Indian name derived from the word 'Kachi Kahanna', and the town developed as miners flocked to Corondo during the gold rush of 1898. It is known as Alaska's first city, and the Indian village with its unique colorful carvings and pillars decorated with totem statues is attractive. You can experience the lifestyles of Indians through an optional tour of Saxman Totem Village, and a tour of Misty Fjord is also popular. It is also the home of salmon sport fishing, so much so that it is called the ‘Salmon Capital of the World.’ / Free time or optional tour / Free time or optional tour / Visit Totem Pole Park, Misty Fjord, and shops on Creek Street.
Inside Passage of The Alaska (Preparation for disembarkation) On the last night of 7 nights and 8 days, we pack our bags and prepare to disembark.
Separate baggage tags will be delivered to each cabin 2-3 days before disembarkation. Baggage tags of various colors indicate the disembarkation time, and after disembarkation, baggage is divided by tag color at the terminal baggage collection area, so baggage can be easily retrieved even if many passengers disembark at the same time. After checking that the name tag with the passenger's name and address is properly attached to the baggage, attach the colored baggage tag provided separately and place it outside the cabin door before going to bed. The next morning, your baggage will be delivered to the terminal by a flight attendant and can be collected at the terminal baggage claim area after disembarkation. Carry items you will use on the last evening, passport, airline tickets, medications you are taking, cash, and valuables separately.
Arrival in Vancouver Arrive in Vancouver, disembark after breakfast, and disperse at will
At dawn on the day of disembarkation, a statement of alcohol, beverages, optional tours, paid services, tips (approximately $15/person/day) paid with the boarding card during the itinerary, etc. will be delivered to the passenger cabin. The amount is automatically charged from the credit card linked to your boarding card when boarding. ※Tips are automatically charged to the ship's account, or an envelope and coupon are provided in the cabin to be delivered directly to the crew member in charge the day before disembarkation.
