Seabourn Cruise Line Alaska Cruises

Seabourn Cruises to Alaska offer a luxurious way to experience the best of Alaska’s frontier – from popular ports of call to lesser-known gems along the coastline. Seabourn’s ultra-luxurious Alaska voyages depart from cities like Vancouver and Seward (Anchorage) for unique itineraries of varying lengths. With Seabourn, you’ll visit all the must-see Alaskan cities like Seward, Juneau, Wrangell and Haines, along with more unique ports like Rudyerd Bay, Prince Rupert and Klemtu. Seabourn’s small luxury ships allow you to get up close to the majestic Alaskan glaciers, including those in the Tracy Arm Fjord, Icy Strait, Kenai Fjords and all throughout the Inside Passage. Imagine waking up and stepping out onto your private balcony for coffee with the best backdrop in the world – the untouched beauty of Alaska! To learn more about luxury cruises to Alaska with Seabourn, contact one of our expert consultants today.

Things to Do on an Alaska Cruise with Seabourn Cruise Line

Seabourn’s luxury cruises to Alaska offer the consummate Alaskan experience, complete with ample time in port to explore this amazing destination on your own or as part of a guided tour. For example, you could hike along picturesque wilderness trails, kayak amongst the glaciers, join a whale watching tour and much more. There are also plenty of opportunities to learn more about Alaska’s history, including sled racing, steamboat travel, gold-panning and its Native American heritage. Featured below are just a few of the amazing ways to spend your time when cruising to Alaska with Seabourn:

• Alaska Sealife Center (Seward, Alaska)
  Tour the highly-acclaimed Alaska Sealife Center which features a variety of wildlife species indigenous to the region. Since this is Alaska’s only public aquarium and sealife rescue center, you’re likely to see all sorts of cute animals like seals, sea lions, puffins and more.
   

• Misty Fjords Flightseeing (Ketchikan, Alaska)
  Catch a birds-eye view of the Misty Fjords from up in the clouds aboard a flight-seeing seaplane. Grab your personal headset, get comfy in your window seat and get ready to see Alaska’s fjords, waterfalls, glaciers and lakes from a whole new perspective. During some tours, your pilot might even land your floatplane upon a calm lake or scenic fjord.
   

• Tracy Arm Glacier Tour (Tracy Arm Fjord, Alaska)
  Board a large catamaran or motorboat to get even closer to Alaska’s glaciers, including the South Sawyer and North Sawyer Glaciers of the Tracy Arm Fjord. While your captain navigates the icy waters beneath rugged cliffs and cool blue glaciers, keep a lookout for bald eagles and seals along the shoreline.
   

• Icy Strait Kayak Adventure (Icy Strait Point, Alaska)
  Paddle through the unspoiled waters of Icy Strait Point in a tandem kayak. Stay close to your guide and they’ll help you spot wildlife while sharing fun facts about the region. Humpback whales, sea lions, sea otters and more call these waters home, and the regal bald eagles rule from above, swooping down to catch fish.
   

• Mendenhall Glacier Dog Sledding (Juneau, Alaska)
  Enjoy a breathtaking helicopter ride above the Alaskan glaciers, lakes and rainforest towards a dog sledding camp at Mendenhall Glacier. Introduce yourself to the mushers and their dogs, and then try your hand at driving a dogsled team across the snowy landscape.
   

• THalibut Fishing Tour (Icy Strait Point, Alaska)
  Try your luck at catching giant Alaskan halibut in the pristine waters of Icy Strait, Alaska. Your guide will lead you to the latest hotspot where you’ll have plenty of time to haul in a prize catch. While you’re out on the waters, it’s not uncommon to spot some of Alaska’s other sealife like seals, sea lions and various whales.