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experiences, where menus are specifically curated to highlight Alaska’s bountiful seafood and locally-grown foods. You’ll be able to experience the best Alaska offers at your own table!

Cruises For Families

If you plan to travel as a family, cruises to Alaska are a fantastic option. Royal Caribbean offers a “kids sail free” option, while Holland America offers an itinerary and activities that are specifically catered to families with young children. Disney Cruises also offers land excursions geared specifically to families, so you’ll be able to enjoy family time both on and off the ship!

Cruises For Couples

For those looking for a couples retreat, Viking Cruises cater exclusively to adults. The minimum age is 18, and the ship is designed for a luxurious and tranquil experience, so you can truly get away from it all.

The main cruise season in Alaska is May through September, through many cruise lines are adding shoulder season itineraries in April and October. The sunniest months are July and August and the best time for whale watching is May and June. That being said, traveling anytime during cruise season will offer epic views of landscape and wildlife, no matter where you travel.

Culinary Experiences

For the foodies, several cruise lines offer culinary shore excursions such as foodie walking tours or cooking demonstrations. And while excellent food is a given on major cruise lines, Alaska’s small ship cruises pride themselves on sourcing local ingredients for their onboard dining

GLACIER & WILDLIFE DAY CRUISES

If you’re looking for something less time consuming than an Arctic excursion, but are still looking for stunning views of glaciers and wildlife, day cruises are a great option for young families and adventurers alike.