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13 night alaska

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  • Length of cruise: 13 nights
  • Ship: Queen Elizabeth (details)
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  • Cruise line: Cunard Line
  • Departure port: Vancouver
  • Ports of call: Ketchikan, Juneau, Skagway, Glacier Bay, Sitka, Victoria
  • Return port: San Francisco
Day Location
One of San Francisco's iconic cable cars on California Street. The tradition dates back to 1873.
Grace Cathedral, an Episcopal cathedral in San Francisco's Huntington Park.
Ruby Princess docked at San Francisco's Pier 27 before an itinerary to the Mexican Riviera. You can see Coit Tower at the left.
Sea lions catch some rays on the boulders by the water in Glacier Bay National Park, Alaska.
BC Place Stadium in Vancouver, British Columbia
The moon shines down on the San Francisco skyline in the early morming as seen from Treasure Island.
A view of the Transamerica pyramid in San Francisco.
Glacier Bay National Park in Alaska.
Mist covers part of the glaciers on a cool morning at Glacier Bay National Park, Alaska.
Kits Beach (formally, Kitsilano Beach) with downtown Vancouver, BC, and mountains in the background
The Conservatory of Flowers, a greenhouse and botanical garden that houses exotic plants in Golden Gate Park, San Francisco.
Rooftop view of San Francisco's Sunset district with the Golden Gate Bridge in the background.
A glacier reflects in the waters of Glacier Bay National Park, Alaska
The ships Pacific Princess and Diamond Princess in Skagway, Alaska.
Ecomarine kayaking at Granville Island in British Columbia
We adore this closeup shot of San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge at night.
A view of the lights along the Bay Bridge connecting San Francisco and Oakland.
A whale emerges from the water at Glacier Bay National Park, Alaska.
It's a makeshift party as smaller vessels welcome Queen Mary 2 as she enters San Francisco Bay.
Lions Gate Bridge, opened in 1938, connects Vancouver to the North Shore in British Columbia.

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