Alaskan Coastal Adventures & Denali Discovery Cruise Tour

Nestled against the backdrop of stunning waterways like the Strait of Georgia and Howe Sound, Vancouver is a captivating blend of natural beauty and modern sophistication. This vibrant seaport, where the Fraser River meets the Pacific, is Canada’s gateway to coastal charm and cultural exploration. One of the country’s most diverse and bustling cities, Vancouver welcomes visitors with its rich heritage, scenic views, and iconic landmarks. Uncover the charm of historic Gastown, stroll the markets of Granville Island, or immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of Chinatown. Adventure seekers will love the thrilling Capilano Suspension Bridge, while nature enthusiasts can lose themselves in the lush paths of Stanley Park. Art and history come alive at the Vancouver Art Gallery and the Museum of Anthropology, offering glimpses into the city’s creative spirit and indigenous heritage. From its scenic parks to its lively neighborhoods, there’s no shortage of unforgettable experiences waiting to be discovered in Vancouver.

Prepare for a short, but captivating journey through Seymour Narrows. This dramatic passage, nestled along Canada’s coastline, is known for its narrow waters and swirling currents. As we transit, marvel at the beautiful landscapes that surround this fascinating natural corridor. It’s the perfect example of nature’s raw power and complexity, making this brief visit unforgettable.

Ketchikan is a treasure tucked away in southeastern Alaska. Known fondly as the "Salmon Capital of the World," this charming town is a haven for both natural beauty and rich traditions. Visitors are drawn to its incredible collection of totem poles—the largest in the world—featured at fascinating sites like Saxman Totem Park and the Totem Heritage Center. Scenic strolls await along Creek Street, a delightful boardwalk perched over the shimmering waters of Ketchikan Creek, or the Waterfront Promenade with its inviting benches and breathtaking ocean views. Discover Ketchikan’s unique blend of history, culture, and stunning landscapes at every corner.

Set sail through the scenic Misty Fjords and Rudyerd Bay in Alaska, a true gem of unspoiled beauty. As your small ship navigates the glassy waters, towering granite cliffs adorned with cascading streams surround you. The mist creates an enchanting atmosphere of peace and mystery. Be on the lookout for seals lounging on rocks or eagles soaring above, a testament to the wild, untouched nature of this extraordinary region. Each turn offers another unforgettable view, showcasing the rugged and pristine charm Alaska is known for.

Tucked near the Stikine River’s entrance, Wrangell is one of Alaska’s most historic towns, where the past comes vividly to life. Wander through streets adorned with beautifully carved totem poles, each telling a unique cultural story. Discover the wonders of Petroglyph Beach State Historic Park—home to ancient rock carvings that speak to a time long gone. Just 30 miles away, adventure awaits at the Anan Wildlife Observatory. Known for hosting the largest pink salmon runs in the Inside Passage, this incredible site offers visitors a chance to spot majestic eagles, playful harbor seals, and elusive black bears—all from a specially designed viewing platform.

Imagine the stillness of a secluded glacial fjord, where each turn reveals icebergs drifting gently through strikingly blue waters. Depending on the day’s conditions, your small ship will navigate either Tracy Arm or Endicott Arm, both extraordinary showcases of nature’s artistry. Towering granite cliffs, shaped by ancient glaciers, rise dramatically from the sea, setting the stage for moments of awe. Witness cascading glaciers come to life as massive chunks of ice break free and crash into the water below. Keep your eyes on the surrounding wilderness, where seals rest on floating ice and mountain goats roam the rugged heights. This untouched environment offers a serene blend of adventure and tranquility, a hallmark of small ship cruising.

Nestled amidst the rugged beauty of Alaska, Haines offers a treasure trove of experiences that make it a must-visit destination. Renowned as one of the top cruise stops in Alaska, it’s a haven for nature enthusiasts. Explore pristine hiking trails, cast your line into world-class fishing waters, or marvel at the sight of majestic bald eagles soaring overhead.History and culture blend seamlessly in Haines. Wander through the storied grounds of Fort William H. Seward, a nationally recognized historic landmark. Art and tradition come alive at the Alaska Indian Arts Center, where skilled craftsmen share their intricate techniques. Dive deeper into the region's past at the Sheldon Museum & Cultural Center, which shines a light on local Tlingit heritage. And for a quirky touch, the Hammer Museum celebrates the humble hammer in all its forms, while the Tsirku Canning Company Museum offers a glimpse into the town’s salmon-canning legacy.Discover Haines—a gateway to Alaska's wilderness and a charming hub of history and culture.

Juneau, nestled beneath towering mountains that stretch 3,500-4,000 feet tall, offers a uniquely captivating setting. From atop these majestic peaks flows the Juneau Icefield, the source of around 30 glaciers. Two of the most fascinating, Mendenhall Glacier and Lemon Creek Glacier, are easily visible by road. Adding to its charm, Juneau stands out as the only U.S. capital completely isolated by land—accessible only by boat or plane. It’s a destination where nature’s wonders and exceptional character converge.