Facials
Some of the most popular treatments people receive at spas are facials. Aestheticians use various products for exfoliating, massaging, moisturizing, peeling off dead skin, and steaming your facial skin. In addition to unclogging pores, facials also help enhance blood circulation. You'll find that some facial treatments are specifically for addressing dark circles and eye puffiness. ​

The fast-paced world we're living in today means it's challenging to predict daily activities, stress levels, and health outcomes. Trends in the spa industry are continually evolving. Now is your time to take advantage of what they have to offer on your next cruise.​

OSLO
As the capital city of Norway, Oslo is the most visited city in the country. However, unlike most capital cities, Oslo has a unique balance of natural beauty and modern innovations. The city itself overlooks the Oslo Fjords to one side with panoramic mountain views on the other. While you're in Oslo, be sure to check out the Norwegian Folk Museum and Viking Ship Museum for a glimpse into the country's past.

BERGEN
As the second-largest city in Norway, Bergen has a lot to offer. Bergen is a quintessential Norwegian town with old wooden boathouses that date back to the 12th century. The old wharf is a designated UNESCO World Heritage site and delights visitors with its old cobblestone streets and colorful buildings. No visit to Bergen is complete without sampling the local seafood!

TRONDHEIM
Perfectly positioned in the middle of Norway's coastline is the town of Trondheim. As the country's third-largest city and former capital, Trondheim features a vibrant cafe culture in the colorful old quarter. As you walk the city's street, you'll be surrounded by plenty of Norwegian history and culture. Be sure to visit the Nidaros Cathedral while in Trondheim, the northernmost medieval cathedral in the world!

HENNINGSVAER
Located on the Lofoten Islands is the charming fishing village of Henningsvaer. Located just inside the Arctic Circle, the town is known for its brightly painted houses that rise out of the sea and stand out against the harsh elements. Throughout the year, the town can experience beautifully clear days with 24-hours of sunlight or be completely blanketed in fresh snow. One of the best ways to experience Henningsvaer is to charter a boat and take a cruise around the islands.

TROMSO
Despite its remote location deep within the Arctic Circle, Tromso is one of Norway's most beautiful cities. Not only is it known for being a fantastic place to see the Northern Lights, but visitors can also enjoy dog sledding, spot reindeer, and tour centuries-old houses in this arctic winter wonderland.

No matter where you visit in Norway, you’ll be treated to breathtaking natural beauty and stunning architecture that will leave you in awe. ​

#2 Nasi Goreng - Indonesia

This is NOT your average fried rice. Nasi Goreng has often been called the national dish of Indonesia and is voted among travelers as a top dish to try. Coming in a variety of different forms, from street food to elegant dining, you will not tire of this sweet and savory dish. Are you going to try a chicken or prawn Nasi Goreng first?! ​

#10 Portuguese Tart - Portugal

Allow us to introduce you to the Portuguese Tart. Pastel de Nata as they are called locally, these small egg and custard tarts are found around every corner in Portugal. In Lisbon, heading to Belem to try their very own Pastéis de Belem is a must. ​

Continue reading below to learn about 12 of The Yucatan Peninsula’s most exciting places to experience.

1. For thousands of years, Chichen Itza has been known as one of the great cities of Central America. Here, you can view some of the massive ground stone buildings that were one Mayan Ruins on the nearly 5 kilometers (3.1 miles) of land full of archaeology and thick forest surroundings.
2. Head to the far corner of the Ria Biosphere Reserve to see the ever popular Las Coloradas pink salt lakes. These lakes are used for industrial salt production and as the water evaporates, an overwhelming growth of red algae occurs. Plankton and brine shrimp also habitat in these bright pink waters.
3. If you’re infatuated with sea turtles, make your way to Akumal Beach to swim in the shallow waters where three different varieties of sea turtles live. A lifejacket is required and lifeguards are always on duty since the waters have recently turned into a preserved area to protect the turtles.
4. To fully experience the culture and history of the peninsula, go to Merida, the capital of the Yucatan state. The rich culture and history will certainly make your trip memorable. Head to the city center to buy a brightly woven hammock. Hammock weaving has been a tradition on the peninsula for more than 700 years.
5. If sharks don’t scare you, go to Isla Holbox to see the lightly speckled whale sharks. Beware, these whale sharks are named appropriately, weighing up to 20,000 lbs and reaching almost 30 ft long!
6. The peninsula is no stranger to loud colors as you may have noticed right away. So if you love color as much as the natives, head to the Yellow Town in Izamal. You will even get to see pyramids.
7. For a quick dip to cool off, visit the Dzitnup cenote outside of Valladolid. This cavernous pool of fresh water is majestic and perhaps the purest water you will ever see since the limestone helps filter it through the underground rivers.
8. While you’re near Valladolid go into the colonial city built atop ancient grounds to view the colorful (of course) architecture including the San Gervasio Church. Ten go try some of the great eats at the restaurants situated throughout the area.
9. Go to Cozumel to snorkel and scuba dive or to simply hike through the luscious green jungle areas.
10. If you need to relax for a day, go to Tulum for sunbathing and yoga on the beach. The area is full of healthy food options, spas and other great activities.
11. Grab your sunscreen and rent an inflatable kayak and head out on the Bacalar Lagoon to feel like the pirates of the 17th Century.
12. Last but not least, hike the Calakmul Mayan Ruins that border Guatemala. You certainly won’t miss the two gigantic pyramids reaching 165ft high.

The Yucatan Peninsula is one of the most diverse and exciting places to travel in all of Mexico. From the stunning landscape to the vibrant culture, the Yucatan has a little something for everyone.

Known worldwide as the "Cruise Capital of the World," PortMiami has been the world’s leading cruise port and it continues to advance its No. 1 homeport status with more ships and leading passenger terminal facilities. Millions of passengers travel through PortMiami every year and with 22 cruise lines berthing 55 ships, PortMiami continues to be the departure destination of choice for cruises to the Bahamas, the Caribbean, Mexico and other exciting destinations.
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With vast beaches, vibrant nightlife, and rich culture, Miami has something to offer everyone. Here are five unique places to try out on your next trip to Miami.
1. Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden
Visit this gorgeous park on a sunny day and enjoy the vast array of exotic and rare plants and wildlife. Explore the rare plant house, which is home to 450 species of rare tropical plants such as palms, orchids, and fruit trees. The tropical fruit pavilion displays fruit species only found in exotic locations such as the Amazon. You can also visit the butterfly garden to enjoy rare species of these beautiful insects.
2. Bayfront Park
In the heart of downtown Miami sits Bayfront Park, which is host to a variety of events and gatherings. Enjoy outdoor movies preceded by live music, food, and craft beer and wine. Or bring a yoga mat and enjoy yoga classes with the Miami skyline around you. Bayfront Park is also home to the Flying Trapeze School, where you can experience what it's like to fly in the circus.
3. Villa Vizcaya
This museum, located on Biscayne Bay, has over 70 rooms filled with European art and antiques. The building itself, constructed in the European Renaissance style, was built initially as a place for plant and wildlife conservation. These conservation efforts can be seen in the beautiful gardens that surround the mansion with their gorgeous plants, ponds, and landscape architecture. The outdoors, both in the gardens and around the building, have countless places for perfect photo opportunities.
4. Art Deco Historic District
If architecture or history appeals to you, the Art Deco District of Miami is a place to visit. It includes over 900 historic buildings designed in the art deco style. Many of the structures throughout over 5,000 acres of land dates back to the 1930s and are considered some of the best examples of this architectural style in the world. The Art Deco Museum teaches visitors more about the history and preservation of architecture in Miami Beach.
5. Wynwood Walls
To experience more art, visit the beautiful outdoor murals of Wynwood Walls. Here, the walls of abandoned warehouses have been decorated by graffiti and street artists from around the world, and they frequently change to highlight new artists. Some of the art has also expanded to other buildings in the area for an even better walking tour.
Ample hotels, restaurants, transportation and entertainment venues in Miami provide cruisers with a perfect way to begin or end a vacation as an extension to their cruise.

On a luxury river cruise, you can choose from a selection of amazing tours, all of which highlight a unique aspect of Europe. With incredible river cruise options throughout Europe, it can be a tough decision…but we know something will fit your interests and sense of adventure.

Do you want to spend more of your time in Switzerland, Germany or France? What about the Netherlands? Let’s take a closer look at the destinations on the Rhine River and you’ll see why travelers keep coming back for more.
SwitzerlandA pristine alpine wonderland, Switzerland is beautiful any time of year. It’s known for its snowy mountain caps in the winter and lush green hills in the summer. Whether you’re taking a scenic train ride through the Alps or traveling the Rhine by ship, Switzerland will have you wondering if you’ve walked straight into a fairytale.

BaselMany river cruises on the Rhine start or end in Basel, a city known for its love of art and museums. The city has the highest concentration of museums in the country and is centered around a market square, making it perfectly easy to tour.
Basel is a fantastic representation of Switzerland as it’s situated right between France and Germany, two countries which have significantly influenced Swiss culture. Enjoy this melding of cultures as you dine alfresco at a cafe along the banks of the Rhine.
But why stop with Basel when there’s so much more of Switzerland to see. We’d recommend tacking on a trip to Lucerne or Zurich.

LucerneLucerne is the ideal pitstop on your trek through Switzerland. Wandering through its majestic streets, you’ll encounter a city dotted with beautiful bridges, cafes and chocolate shops that will satisfy your sweet tooth. A summer evening in Lucerne will make you never want to leave. Let’s book a ride on Lake Lucerne while we’re at it!
ZurichThe banking capital and economic hub of Switzerland, Zurich combines pre-medieval roots with modern-day business and entertainment.
In addition to world-class shopping venues, there is plenty of sight-seeing to do. From the Hauptbahnhof---Switzerland's largest railway station---you can catch a train and be on a crisp, glistening mountain top in a matter of minutes. You can also explore the city's incredible rivers and magnificent lake, which has superior water quality for swimming. Whether its fine dining or hiking trails up Uetliberg, the perfect adventure is waiting for you in Zurich.
FranceParlez-vous français? Non? Well, no worries. A good translation app can do wonders to help you navigate the luscious countryside of France, and its mouthwatering cafes and menus. For its food, wine, and historic sights, we love this country for all the right reasons.

Wine & DineWine and France go hand-in-hand, and if you haven’t had a bowl of French onion soup, you’re seriously missing out. Whether you’re stopping at a bakery in the morning for a fresh croissant and cafe au lait, a light lunch of a croque monsieur or a full 3-course French dinner, you will not be disappointed.
Book a Rhine River cruise and you’ll stop in Strasbourg, the capital city of the Alsace region and a charming city for a day trip. We’d recommend the Cave des Hospices for a wine tour and light beverage during the afternoon.

LeisureIf wine tasting isn’t your idea of a relaxing afternoon, there is no shortage of other soothing activities in Strasbourg. The Parc de l’Orangerie, Parc de la Citadelle and the botanical gardens are all equally serene places for an afternoon walk or bike ride.
ShoppingAre you looking for modern stores, local boutiques or street markets? You can find them all in Strasbourg. Most of Strasbourg’s old town is centered on Grande Île, an island in the middle of the city.
Christmas markets in Strasbourg are so popular you can find them any time of year. Make your way to the southwest corner of the Grande Île to Un Noël en Alsace to browse Christmas decor. And if you happen to be in Strasbourg during the holiday season, we recommend a glass of vin chaud (mulled wine) to keep you warm along the way.
GermanyTraveling to Germany usually takes tourists to Berlin, Munich and other metropolitan areas. On a river cruise, however, you’ll experience a whole new side of the country—one that is more traditional and inviting.
Cruising down the Rhine, you’ll see cultural hubs as well as quaint cities you may not otherwise experience. Rüdesheim and Cologne both offer a variety of entertainment including local musicians and museums, providing for a well-rounded German experience.
RüdesheimRüdesheim is a charming little city on the Rhine known for its production of Reisling wine. The first thing you’ll notice here is the beautiful combination of history and modern winemaking. Cobblestone streets and medieval-style castles lie just outside the vineyards and tasting rooms of Rüdesheim.
During the stop in Rüdesheim, you can choose between Siegfried’s Mechanical Musical Instrument Museum, a gondola ride or a wine tasting hike through the vineyards.
Our favorite way to spend time here is to take the cable car over the vineyards, up to the Niederwald monument and then stop at the local shops on the way back to the ship.
CologneA 2,000-year-old city, Cologne is best known for its colorful rows of houses and its famous Christmas markets. In contrast to the small-town charm of Rüdesheim, Cologne is a much larger city and cultural hub of this area of Germany.
Where Rüdesheim is medieval and rustic, Cologne is more Gothic and modern. Visible from the Rhine River, the Cologne Cathedral is a must-see landmark. Its two towers are still some of the largest peaks in the city.
The stop in Cologne offers the options of a Holy City walking tour and cathedral visit, Kölsch Beer tasting or Cologne bike tour.
The NetherlandsWhat better way to end your Enchanting Cruise than right in the heart of the Netherlands- Amsterdam.
A city known for its red-light district and overall carefree way of life, Amsterdam offers an incredible array of cultural experiences. Cruising one of the world’s most elaborate canal systems will show you much of the beauty this city has to offer.
If you prefer to observe the canals by land, you can opt for a tour through the bohemian neighborhood of Jordaan, which boasts trendy cafes, eateries, and shops. After grabbing a coffee, head to one of the many historical landmarks in this part of town. The Anne Frank House is located just outside Jordaan and across from the historical Westerkerk Cathedral where Rembrandt was buried in 1669.
The PeopleThe people in the Netherlands are truly some of the kindest and friendly people in Europe. Described as modest, direct and very prompt, don’t be surprised by how welcomed you feel in this city.

The FoodOne of the most pleasant surprises of a trip Amsterdam is the food. If you’re craving something with a pinch of salt, we would recommend Bitterballen (deep-fried meatballs), kibbeling (deep-fried fish) or snert (split pea soup).
After dinner, enjoy a variety of different sweets including Dutch licorice, poffertjes (puffy pancakes) or stroopwafels (remember to eat them hot and gooey).

The CreativityYou will find more peculiar shops and art displays in Amsterdam than almost anywhere else in the world. From stores with cows on the ceiling to mouse mansions and displays dedicated entirely to tulips, entertainment in Amsterdam lies around every corner.
These are just a few of the amazing destinations on a Rhine River cruise. Which country is calling your name? What adventures will you choose?

This region holds more than sun, sand and surf. In this paradise, you will discover traces of Spain, France, Britain, the Netherlands and Africa. Each inhabited island reflects a unique and colorful history of culture influenced by natives, explorers, invaders and traders. Royalty and celebrities flock to this legendary play ground. World-class shops, entertainment and recreational activities abound here.

With a temperate climate, this exotic, tropical portion of the globe is a year-round destination. The trade winds that blow almost continually throughout the Bahamas and the Caribbean give these islands a warmth with temperatures between 70-85F degrees. The many uninhabited islands (or cays as they are called) provide a wonderful abundance of pristine beaches, clear aqua blue waters, lush horticulture, marine and wildlife.

The region provides an almost endless variety of ports for cruise ships to visit. It’s no wonder why more people take cruises to the Bahamas and the Caribbean than anywhere else in the world. With a world total close to 30 million passengers in 2019, 32% of those passengers cruised in this region according to the Cruise Line Industry Association. These figures translate into an incredibly popular vacation.

So why the appeal for cruising this region rather than approaching it by land alone? Cruises afford visits to multiple destinations while only necessitating unpacking once. A typical week long cruise allows vacationers to sample three to five different ports or islands. Travelers find that a cruise ship is a floating resort, so their vacation starts the moment they board the ship. (Compare this to the travel time spent in airports and on airplanes flying to one island.) According to the U.S. Coast Guard, cruising is the safest form of transportation and consistently has the best safety record in the travel industry.

Ships ranging from chartered luxury yachts to mega liners allow the seafaring vacationer to choose any on board experience that fits their preference. Whether it’s a full schedule of fun activities like gambling, swimming, jogging, enjoying entertainment or taking time to relax and be pampered, the choices will make every type of traveler happy. And, let’s not forget the FOOD…it’s out of this world!

Traditionally, cruise ships sailing throughout the Bahamas and the Caribbean ported out of Miami and Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. And it is still true that the vast majority of cruise lines and ships are found there. Yet, as the cruise industry expanded with more ships so has the number of home ports being offered. Cruise lines have placed ships in ports up and down the U.S. coastline in hopes that more people would take advantage of cruises that depart from ports that are within a drivable distance from home.

What does this mean to residents of states other than Florida? It means a bonanza of cruises to enjoy! They can avail themselves of cruises that depart from Jacksonville, Pt. Canaveral and Tampa, Florida. Convenient cruise ports outside of Florida are New York, New York, Baltimore, Maryland , Charleston, South Carolina, Mobile, Alabama and New Orleans, Louisiana.

Cruises are easy to plan. Unlike most land-based vacations, cruises are all-inclusive. An all around great value for the money, there are cruise vacations that include transportation, meals, accommodations, entertainment, on board activities and shore excursions. By industry surveys, cruises have a higher percentage of satisfied customers than any other vacation experience.

Allow a cruise professional to assist you with planning your cruise vacation. By doing so, you take advantage of their knowledge and expertise to guide and pair you with the right ship and itinerary. Travel agents that specialize in selling cruises can save you time, money and frustration while rewarding you with excellent customer service.​

People of all ages are sailing away on the vacation of their lives. See the world. Visit the Bahamas and the Caribbean by sea!!

Even though the islands of Hawaii are situated in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, they are actually only a few hours away from the West Coast of North America by air and a delightful cruise voyage away by sea. And, lest we forget, the State of Hawaii is actually several islands, each with it’s own unique features to appreciate.

Weather on all of the Hawaii Islands is very pleasant with only minor changes in temperature throughout the year. Daytime temperatures in the summer months of May through October average 85 F degrees at sea level and in the winter months of November through April average 78 F degrees. Rainfall in the mountains and the valleys creates abundant tropical floral and plant vegetation. There are always sunny locations somewhere on the islands. Trade winds from the north provide a cooling breeze. Severe storms are not a common occurrence.

Water conditions are temperate along the beaches during the summer but storms out in the Pacific during winter drive ocean swells towards the islands creating large breaking waves perfect for serious surfers. Two-thirds of the world’s humpback whales in the Pacific migrate through Hawaiian waters from December through May providing one of the best whale watching observation areas in the world.

Volcanoes are plentiful on the Aloha Islands. Active volcanoes perform nature’s spectacular fireworks. From white sand to lava rock, the beaches are infinite. Rich, dark soil nurtures plentiful crops of sugar cane, coffee, pineapples and other exotic fruits. Rain forests, green valleys, rugged mountain peaks, palm trees and cascading waterfalls can be found on more than one of these islands.

And what of Hawaii’s people, culture and history? As with the variety of nature that blends into a harmonious paradise, the cultural and ethnic variety found on these islands co-exists as a wonderful melting pot. Polynesian sea voyagers from Tahiti, Samoa, Fiji and New Zealand ventured here bringing with them the arts, crafts, music and practices of their own lands. Japanese, including Buddhist monks, influence the foods, legends and architecture of the region. Ancient Hawaii traditions such as the hula dance, luau celebrations, songs and ukuleles, the legacy of the Hawaii monarchy, religion and mythology invite visitors to experience this friendly and beautiful people. Intrinsically tied to this exotic paradise is the all American pride and bravery embodied at Pearl Harbor.

Activities galore await interested visitors. Surfing, scuba diving, fishing, tidal pooling, hiking, mountain climbing, biking, horseback riding, volcano sightseeing and even glacial lake skiing are just a few of the experiences to explore. Perhaps Hawaii’s best kept secret is golf. Totaling eighty courses to choose from, eight of the United States top twenty- five resort golf courses are on the Hawaii Islands.

While the six islands of Hawaii provide ideal locations for relaxing and private tropical getaways, Oahu is home to Honolulu, the eleventh largest city in the U.S. The city offers a wide selection of entertainment, restaurants, shopping, hotels, museums, attractions and educational institutions. Although Honolulu has many of the problems of a big city, it has the lowest crime rate of the twenty largest U.S. cities.

Its no wonder the Aloha State is such a popular vacation destination. Many people choose to arrive in Hawaii by plane and stay on land at one island. Others arrive by plane and hop scotch via plane to more than one island.

More and more visitors are discovering the best way to island hop Hawaii is by sea. The Hawaii Department of Business, Economic Development and Tourism states that the number of cruise ship passengers touring the State in 2019 jumped 8.5% over the number of cruise ship passengers in 2018.

Cruise ships provide the convenience and the comfort of a floating resort. You don’t move, your hotel does! You can visit all the Hawaii islands and still unpack once. While on board, a passenger can enjoy spectacular views of Hawaii while relaxing on a veranda. When the ship docks, the guests can avail themselves of pre arranged shore excursions to explore each island. Meals, entertainment and all of the ship’s facilities are included throughout the vacation, leaving only discretionary expenditures for the vacationer to purchase. Many ships cruising the Hawaiian waters will have local experts on staff to enhance your Hawaiian experience. Of particular value is the benefit of viewing active volcanoes from your cruise ship, which can approach the volcanoes with closer proximity than from land or by plane.

There are a number of cruise options available. Seven night Hawaii cruise itineraries make it possible to fit paradise into a week’s vacation. Ten, twelve, fifteen night or longer cruise itineraries allow passengers to cruise from the West Coast of North America to Hawaii. Hawaii is also included in the three or four month world cruise itineraries of some cruise lines.

Of the nineteen cruise line members of the Cruise Line International Association, ten of them sail to Hawaii. Most of them offer 14 night or longer cruises sailing from Los Angeles, San Francisco and San Diego, Ca., Seattle, Wa., Vancouver, B.C. or Ensenada, Mexico before or after the summer Alaska cruise season.

In 2004, Norwegian Cruise Lines founded NCL America as a new U.S. flag brand under which it’s U.S.-flagged and U.S. crewed ship operates. NCL's Pride of America ports year round in Honolulu providing their guests the exclusive benefit of cruising through the Hawaii islands with no required foreign port stops. It is the first ship sailing under the American flag in nearly a half century. A majority of her crew hail from the islands of Hawaii bringing an “Aloha Spirit” on board.

The best of Hawaii…this is America’s paradise. And you’ll want to see it all. The choice is yours.​

The 49th State is six times the size of Texas. This vast expanse is a landscape of three million lakes, three thousand rivers, eighteen hundred islands, seven of the tallest mountains in North America and more than one hundred thousand glaciers. Yet, its enormity is only part of what impresses.

Amid this pristine wilderness, wildlife of every type abounds. Ninety eight per cent of the world’s bear population is found here. Four hundred seventy one species of birds reside in Alaska. And an enormous number of whales, seals and other marine mammals as well as fish call the waters of Alaska home.

Along the coast, mile upon breathtaking mile of glaciers tower above the icy waters, breaking off to form mammoth icebergs with a thunderous crash into the sea. Whales leap out of the frigid depths only to plunge back in a spray of white foam. As bald eagles circle overhead and Dall sheep hug the mountain ledges, seals and sea lions lounge on floating ice basking in the sunlight.

Inland, Alaska offers an array of sights that defy description. Reaching McKinley National Park via glass domed rail cars or motor coaches, visitors are enthralled by the soul searing beauty. Dense forests, vibrant plush tundra, cascading streams, snow-capped mountains, crystal clear blue skies reflected in pools of heaven kissed lakes are but a few treasures found in this six million acre wilderness.

Cultural and historical experiences flourish in Alaska as well. Legends and lore of the native tribes are artistically portrayed by music, stories and totems. The pioneers of old come alive along the gold rush trails of 1898. Partake of the raw splendor depicted in literature by authors Robert Service and Jack London. The thrill of observing up close Alaska’s favorite sport of dog sledding cannot be equaled.

Speaking of dog sledding, Alaska interests her visitors with activities that range from the mild to the wild. From simply taking in the view from the deck of a cruise ship to helicoptering down onto a glacier, there’s adventure for all tastes and levels of ability. Enjoy learning from naturalists and native storytellers. Visits historical towns and sites as Sitka, Ketchikan and Fairbanks. Venture further into the Yukon and Canadian Rockies. The options are infinite and remarkable….

The awe inspiring fore mentioned opportunities awaiting you in Alaska are but a few of the places that beckon tourists during the short mid-May to mid-September season. Alaska tourism has been booming, according to the Alaska Travel Industry Association. All segments were up in 2019, with cruises especially strong (1,331,600 passengers from May to September 2019, 163,000 more than in 2018).

When you’re planning to visit the Great Land of Alaska, deciding how you will get there is no small feat. Do you want to travel in first-class, intimate luxury or do you prefer a more informal, relaxed, action environment? Do you explore the Alaskan shore or the inland territory? Should you travel along the coast or the Inside Passage? Are you looking for up-close wilderness experiences or unmatched contact with indigenous peoples?

Cruise tours provide the best of both worlds. Combine a seven-night Alaska cruise with a three to nine night stay on land. Cruise lines such as Holland America, Princess, Regent Seven Seas, Royal Caribbean and Seabourn offer an abundant and diverse selection of cruise tour combinations that can fit any preference and travel time.

With all of these choices, all you have to do is decide what you want to see and where you want to go.

Allow an Alaska cruise tour professional to assist you with planning your Alaska vacation. By doing so, you take advantage of our incomparable knowledge and expertise. Get to know America’s Last Frontier as few do.​

“It’s the great, big, broad land ‘way up yonder,
It’s the forests where silence has lease;
It’s the beauty that thrills me with wonder,
It’s the stillness that fills me with peace.”
---Robert Service, Spell of the Yukon