Alaska 2025 Itinerary / Ports of Call
Immersing yourself in Alaska’s untouched natural beauty will provide a backdrop for a life-changing inner transformation.
With stops at thriving urban centers and more remote outposts along the state’s stunning coastline, your senses will awaken.
Poised amidst forests and park lands of the Puget Sound, Seattle's natural beauty is rivaled only by its cultural, culinary and recreational offerings. Its iconic Space Needle, built for the 1962 World's Fair announces the city's lofty ambitions. As a tech hub and basecamp for Starbuck's coffee, Seattle brings a buzz that will not disappoint.
Named for the Tlingit "creek that flows through town," the city of Ketchikan is located on Alaska's famed Inside Passage, a network of fjords carved from glaciers with stunning, picture-perfect scenery. Boasting the largest collection of standing totem poles in the world, this locale is rich in the lore and craft of Native Tlingit, Tsimshian and Haida peoples. Wildlife-spotting here includes eagles, bears, whales and other marine mammals, and Ketchikan is also known as the “Salmon Capital of the World.”
Cruise down Endicott Arm, a thirty-mile fjord within Tongass National Forest that features iconic Alaskan beauty - spectacular waterfalls, snow-capped mountains, and icebergs all reflected in the icy-clear water. See seals basking by the 600-foot-tall Dawes glacier, which routinely calves off enormous sections of ice into the water.
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Once a bustling gold rush town, Alaska's capital city is not accessible via any road, but it is a magnet for whales. Encircled by five mountainous peaks and nearby Mendenhall Glacier, Juneau's tramway takes visitors to its heights to take in the panorama of vibrant natural beauty in this modern urban capital.
Renowned for its picturesque historic business district, Skagway will transport you to the 1890s Klondike Gold Rush era. The town boasts rustic Victorian architecture, winding wooden railways, and violet-spotted fields beneath snow-capped mountains. Enjoy a glacier trek or hike the Harding Icefield Trail as you take in a dramatic backdrop. Or sit back and take in the sights from the vintage Yukon Route Railway.
A superb island city with abundant green space and colorful flowers, Victoria boasts grand examples of British colonial architecture befitting the capital of British Columbia. The “Garden City” has it all - castles, gardens, a fisherman's wharf, and a host of museums and renowned restaurants with water vistas all around.
