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It’s almost impossible to overuse superlatives when it comes to Alaska. To start, there’s the vast, untamed wilderness, its glaciers, waterfalls, icebergs, deep forests and deeper bays, all defying adequate description. Mist-wringed peaks almost dare ... See more
Just got back from my first cruise to Alaska aboard Holland America's Statendam, and thought I’d share some photos and highlights of our trip. Alaska’s been on my Bucket List for a long time, and a couple of the shore excursions we took were amazing! I ... See more
Cruise Special If you haven't seen Alaska by cruise ship yet, why not take a voyage on a cruise line synonymous with Alaska? Princess Cruises. Cruiseable is offering a special price on Coral Princess sailings. Prices start at $929 per person for a ... See more
Millions of people lost the opportunity to sail to Alaska last summer due to the coronavirus pandemic, which precipitated a long pause in cruise ship operations. One company, UnCruise Adventures, was among the hardest hit. But there’s good news: UnCruise ... See more
Icy Strait Point is located on Chichagof Island near the town of Hoonah, which was settled 2,000 years ago by the Tlingit and today is the largest Tlingit settlement in Alaska. CRUISEABLE PORT GUIDES Anchorage port guide Glacier Bay port guide ... See more
Haines is a small town in a huge landscape, arguably one of the most scenic settings of all towns on Alaska's Inside Passage. CRUISEABLE PORT GUIDES Anchorage port guide Glacier Bay port guide Icy Strait Point port guide Juneau port guide Ketchikan ... See more
Sitka is the only major city on Alaska's Baranof island. Its intriguing history and cultural appeal is matched by an embarrassment of riches when it come to scenery. Perched at the edge of Sitka Sound, the city has been influenced by Tlingit, Russian and ... See more
Svalbard, a group of islands between the Arctic Ocean and Norway, has been under Norwegian rule since 1920. The largest Norwegian island in the Svalbard archipelago, Spitsbergen (the name of the port and the island) is the last wilderness of Europe, rich ... See more
This awe-inspiring landscape of 15,000-foot peaks, fjords, coves, coastal beaches and forests and massive glaciers is not just part of the national park system, it's also a UNESCO World Heritage Site. CRUISEABLE PORT GUIDES Anchorage port guide ... See more
OFF PRINCESS ROYAL ISLAND, Alaska — The jigsaw puzzle came out after lunch on the third full day of the voyage. So did the humpback whale. Captivating us, the whale repeatedly fluttered an enormous pectoral fin above the frigid water, showed its back as ... See more
