This 7-night odyssey departs from Seattle and cruises up the picturesque Inside Passage to Ketchikan, a quaint village nestled amongst the Tongass National Forest.

Known for wilderness landscapes, jaw-dropping scenery, and epic wildlife, Alaska evokes a sense of awe in adventurous travelers far and wide. From the glaciers and fjords of Prince William Sound to the snowy summits of the Alaska Range, the Land of the Midnight Sun is an outdoor enthusiast's paradise. On this 9-day multi-adventure, you'll tap into the magic of Alaska and the best of what the state has to offer. Get up close to the age-old Matanuska Glacier. Cruise through bergy bits and growlers off the Meares Glacier. Kayak through biologically rich Kachemak Bay. Hike to stunning views from Curry Ridge. Explore in the shadow of 20,310-foot Denali. If you've dreamed about it, it's here.

From glacier hikes to old abandoned mining towns, this trip has a little bit of everything. Fall deeper into the wilds of Alaska on this seven-day tour that really gets you out into the varied landscapes of the “Land of the Midnight Sun”. Enjoy a more active pace and set out on hikes that will have you walking on glaciers and witnessing incredible mountain scenery in no time.

13 Days, featuring: Ketchikan

Immerse yourself in Tlingit culture and experience the outpost atmosphere that prevails in charming, mountain-ringed seaside towns. Sail a pristine wilderness of misty fjords, lush forests and gleaming walls of ice, pan for gold like prospectors of old, and hear tales of a region where a Wild West spirit still feels very much alive. Ports and order of ports are subject to change. Refer to the Dates & Pricing itinerary for specific details by departure date.

This 7-night odyssey departs from Seattle and cruises up the picturesque Inside Passage to Ketchikan, a quaint village nestled amongst the Tongass National Forest. From there you'll hit stunning Sitka before traveling up the picturesque Tracy Arm Fjord (Cruising).

A wild escape brings your dream of Alaska to life. When you’re not traversing Denali National Park's tundra or sailing past humpback whales and icebergs on an Alaska cruise in Kenai Fjords National Park, you’ll find yourself panning for gold and riding a dome car on the Alaska Railroad.