Anchorage is a unique city where wild nature and urban life meet, surrounded by towering mountains, sprawling forests, and endless adventure.
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Silver Moon for Tauck
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Anchorage, Alaska
2 Sailings
Jun 10 - Jun 24, 2026
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Silver Moon for Tauck
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Anchorage, Alaska
5 Sailings
May 27 - Aug 19, 2026
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Nieuw Amsterdam
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Anchorage, Alaska
9 Sailings
May 20 - Sep 9, 2027
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Nieuw Amsterdam
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Anchorage, Alaska
9 Sailings
May 19 - Sep 8, 2027
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Celebrity Solstice
From
Anchorage, Alaska
8 Sailings
May 24 - Aug 30, 2027
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Celebrity Solstice
From
Anchorage, Alaska
7 Sailings
May 25 - Aug 31, 2027
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Celebrity Solstice
From
Anchorage, Alaska
8 Sailings
May 26 - Sep 1, 2027
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Celebrity Solstice
From
Anchorage, Alaska
7 Sailings
Jun 5 - Aug 28, 2027
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Celebrity Solstice
From
Anchorage, Alaska
8 Sailings
May 25 - Aug 31, 2027
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Celebrity Solstice
From
Anchorage, Alaska
8 Sailings
May 23 - Aug 29, 2027
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Overview
Set between the Chugach Mountains and the waters of Cook Inlet, Anchorage offers a striking mix of rugged wilderness and modern comforts. Scenic trails weave through the city, moose wander through neighborhoods, and snowcapped peaks are never far from view. Downtown blends a laid-back vibe with local culture—you’ll find cozy cafés, craft breweries, and museums that highlight Alaska’s Indigenous heritage and rich history. The Anchorage Museum and Alaska Native Heritage Center offer meaningful insight into the region's people and traditions. Year-round festivals, a strong arts scene, and welcoming locals give the city a distinct sense of place. Whether you are enjoying fresh-caught seafood, watching the northern lights dance overhead, or taking in the crisp mountain air, Anchorage delivers a deep connection to Alaska’s untamed spirit without losing its inviting, homegrown charm.
Begin your day with a visit to the Anchorage Museum, a world-class institution dedicated to the art, history, and science of Alaska. Explore stunning galleries on Alaska's native cultures, see contemporary art, and learn about the dramatic 1964 earthquake that reshaped the region.
Tip: If your time is limited, focus on the Smithsonian Arctic Studies Center and the Alaska History Gallery on the first floor for a comprehensive overview.
Immerse yourself in the vibrant traditions of Alaska's First Peoples at the Alaska Native Heritage Center. Witness traditional dancing, listen to captivating storytelling, and explore life-sized replicas of traditional dwellings from across the state in a beautiful lakeside setting.
Tip: Check the daily schedule of performances upon arrival to plan your visit around the live demonstrations you don't want to miss.
Experience Anchorage's stunning natural beauty by biking the Tony Knowles Coastal Trail. This paved 11-mile path starts downtown and offers spectacular views of the Cook Inlet and the surrounding mountains, including Denali on a clear day.
Tip: Rent a bike from a downtown shop for easy access to the trail and keep a sharp eye out for moose, which are frequently spotted along the way.
Guarantee an encounter with Alaska's most iconic creatures at the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center. This sanctuary provides spacious enclosures for injured and orphaned animals, including bears, moose, caribou, and wood bison.
Tip: Book your transfer from the cruise port (Whittier or Seward) as a "tour-transfer" combo, as many operators include a stop at the center, making it an efficient use of your travel time.
Take a leisurely stroll through the streets of Downtown Anchorage. The compact city center is filled with local shops, art galleries, and historic buildings. It’s the perfect place to find a unique souvenir to remember your trip.
Tip: Look for items with the silver-hand "Made in Alaska" logo to ensure you are buying authentic, locally crafted goods.
Embrace the journey from the port as part of the adventure. The train or bus ride along the Seward Highway to Anchorage is a world-renowned scenic drive, tracing the dramatic coastline of the Turnagain Arm. You'll see hanging glaciers, towering waterfalls, and may even spot beluga whales or Dall sheep.
Tip: For the best views of the Turnagain Arm, try to get a seat on the right side of the bus or train when traveling north from Seward or Whittier to Anchorage.
Discover the wild side of Anchorage by heading into Chugach State Park, the massive wilderness that forms the city's backyard. The park offers hundreds of miles of trails, with many accessible just a short drive from downtown.
Tip: For a quick trip with a huge payoff, take a taxi or rideshare to the Glen Alps Trailhead for stunning panoramic views of the city and surrounding mountain ranges.
End your day with a delightful meal at one of Anchorage's downtown eateries. Enjoy traditional Alaskan dishes such as fresh-caught halibut, salmon, or king crab. For a more casual and iconic local bite, try a reindeer sausage from a street vendor.
Tip: Many restaurants don't require reservations for lunch, so you can walk in. Don't miss trying a local craft beer from one of Anchorage's many microbreweries!
