Built 2003
Voyage of the Glaciers (Northbound)
Per cabin · includes taxes & fees
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5 stops
1,000-acre urban oasis with seawall, totem poles, and aquarium. Bike or shuttle. Nature in city.
Swaying bridge, treetop walks, and cliffside paths. Shuttle from port. Thrilling heights.
Public market, breweries, theaters in artisan enclave. Public market ferry. Foodie heaven.
360-view tower with rotating deck. Quick elevator ride. City panorama.
High-energy log rolling, axe throwing, and chainsaw feats. Evening show. Thrilling entertainment.
Historic red-light district turned shops and boardwalk over creek. Salmon run views. Quaint and fun.
Authentic totem poles and carving demos. Cultural education. Respectful Tlingit history.
Guide-led history of cannery row and gold rush. Downtown stroll. Informative intro.
Aerial tram to alpine ridge with trails and views. Top restaurant. Quick mountain access.
Drive-up glacier with visitor center, trails, and bear spotting. Shuttle from port. Icy highlight.
Boat excursion to spot humpbacks bubble-net feeding. Seasonal thrill. Ocean adventure.
Exhibits on gold rush, native cultures, and wildlife. Downtown. Engaging history.
Historic narrow-gauge train to gold rush passes. Iconic scenery. Bucket-list ride.
Free ranger talks on stampede trailblazers. Museums. Living history.
Gold rush brothel museum with costumes and tales. Fun photo ops. Rowdy history.
Artifacts from rush era in historic building. Compact collection. Local lore.
Cultural dances, village replicas, and artisan demos. Authentic stories. Indigenous immersion.
Hike to summit with city and glacier views. Moderate trail. Nature workout.
Touch icebergs, dog sled demos nearby. Short drive. Icy fun.
Art, history, and planetarium on Alaska themes. Interactive exhibits. Cultural hub.