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29 night alaska and japan transpacific from brisbane

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Length of cruise: 29 nights
Ship: Carnival Luminosa (details)
Cruise line: Carnival Cruise Line

Departure port: Brisbane
Ports of call: Naha, Hiroshima, Tokyo, Hakodate, Otaru, Crossing The International Date Line, Seward, Juneau, Ketchikan
Return port: Seattle

Day Location

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Brisbane
2
Brisbane
3
Crossing The Equator
4
Naha
5
Hiroshima
6
Tokyo
7
Hakodate
8
Otaru
9
Crossing The International Date Line
10
Seward
11
Juneau
12
Ketchikan
13
Seattle
14
Seattle

The Pike Place Market area is a great place for people watching any afternoon.

The area around Pike Place Market offers dining and shopping opportunities.

A nighttime view of the Seattle skyline.

The Alaska Railroad runs from Anchorage up to Seward.

A kayak tour near Mendenhall Glacier outside of Juneau, Alaska.

Lake Washington hosts boating and water fun during the summer months in Seattle, Washington.

A cruise ship waits at the Bell Street Pier Cruise Terminal, with the Cascade Mountains seen to the west of the Seattle skyline and Elliott Bay.

Colleen Hilker: "That's me and my mom on our first sled dog excursion. We started out with a helicopter ride to see the sights around Juneau."

The harbor in Seward, Alaska.

The view from the top of the Mt. Roberts Tram near Juneau, Alaska.

The EMP Museum and Space Needle share space on the Seattle Center grounds.

Sunny summer days can be well spent exploring the many treasures of Pike Place Market.

Fishing Mama-bear style in Ketchikan Creek, Alaska.

Log rolling demonstration in Ketchikan, Alaska.

Whale sighting near Juneau, Alaska, including humpback whales "bubble feeding" off a school of herring.

Gasworks Park is the perfect location for a picnic, boat watching and a relaxing afternoon by the water.

Kayakers enjoy a sunny day on the waters of Lake Union.

A fisherman's catch in Seward, Alaska.

Welcome to Ketchikan, Alaska's first city and the self-proclaimed salmon capital of the world.

Downtown Ketchikan, Alaska, on a typically soggy day.

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