Cruises to Canada and Alaska

The port of Ketchikan is a popular stop in Alaska’s scenic Inside Passage. It showcases well-preserved indigenous and pioneer culture, beautiful nature, with chances to spot wildlife from bears to whales, and offers many activities and shopping options. While there, visit the Alaska Rainforest Sanctuary to get up close to the region’s rich flora and fauna in this unique, northern climate. Wander along Creek Street, the city’s historic boardwalk that’s famous for its wooden houses built on piles over the creek. You’ll see colorful totem poles and have a chance to explore small, quirky shops and galleries.

Victoria is a vibrant port and capital of Canada’s British Columbia province, located at the southern end of Vancouver Island. Visit the colorful and eclectic floating homes on Fisherman’s Wharf, and try seafood fresh off a local fishing boat. Explore the Baroque-style architecture, shopping, and museums of the Inner Harbor, the cultural centerpiece of Victoria's city life. Tour the Craigdarroch Castle, a massive mansion built in the late 19th century that houses many rare Victorian artifacts and is now a national landmark open to the public.  

Juneau sits at the foot of some of the most majestic natural resources Alaska has to offer and is a highlight of any Canada and Alaska cruise. Start the day with a ride up to Mt. Roberts Peak on the Goldbelt Tram, offering breathtaking views of the harbor below and its surrounding mountains. Visit the Mendenhall Glacier and explore nearby Nugget Falls to see the sheer power and beauty this massive moving body of frozen water produces. End your stay with some of the world’s best salmon, cooked fresh for you or served smoked at many of the great