Good morning, everyone, and I hope you have been having a great early spring. This is a great time to talk about everything Alaska. From cruise tours to just cruises, there are many different options for everyone to enjoy.

I will talk a little today about what cruise lines I feel are the best, what options there are, and how long you should go. So here we go……….

When you talk about Alaska, most people want to find excitement, beauty, and animals. The best way to see all of that is with an Alaskan Cruise Tour.

The Cruise Tour is a great way to extend your trip and see more things on land, along with the awesome sights at sea. Whether it’s a trip through the Yukon or Denali National Park, you will get a chance to see the beauty and grandeur of all things Alaska on land.

You will:

• Stay in log cabin hotels
• Travel by bus
• Ride a bubble train as you venture across Alaska

These tours can be done before or after your cruise portion. Most Cruise Tours last between 10 and 15 days, so you will get a 7-day cruise and then multiple days on land.

Your Alaska cruises are just that, a 7 to 10-day cruise as you embark in Seattle, Vancouver, or Fairbanks. Cruises go in both directions, so you have the choice to start wherever.

With these cruises, you get many excursions you would on normal cruises and also get to go to places like Glacier National Park, where you can see many glacier formations from the comfort of your cruise ship.

What cruise lines are the best?

In my opinion, it is Holland America and Norwegian. These two cruise lines immerse you even more into the culture and beauty of Alaska.

They have special permits that allow you to get closer to and into areas that other cruise lines are not granted access to. The ships are smaller but updated and comfortable, and they have an upper-class feel to them.

Finally, prices to Alaska are great right now, and everyone is running specials. If you are looking for a great deal, now is the time.

I hope I helped pique your interest in seeing Alaska the cruising way. If you have any questions or would like to make a booking, please let us know – we would be happy to get you something going.