Alaska cruise ports and sights

Located on British Columbia’s north coast, Prince Rupert is a vibrant destination and transport hub offering air and waterborne activities alongside museums, eateries and a rich aboriginal heritage.

Nestled on an inlet in the Kenai Peninsula, against a landscape of forested mountains and sapphire sea, the Southern Alaskan city of Seward is an outdoor adventurers’ playground.

The self-coined Salmon Capital of The World, Ketchikan’s historic fishing heritage remains intact today but the city is also home to a thriving arts scene and some of Alaska’s most stunning scenery.

Icy Straight Point in Hoonah, Alaska’s largest Tlingit village, offers native culture coupled with outdoor exploration in what is arguably one of Alaska’s most beautifully preserved wildernesses.

Sitka is a hidden beauty on the east coast of Baranof Island in southeast Alaska. Its National Historical Park is the oldest national park in Alaska, and along with the town's warm welcome, its many natural wonders combine for a remarkable experience.

Located at the top of Lynn Canal, one of the world’s longest fjords, Haines occupies an area of natural beauty so picturesque you’ll be reaching for your camera at every opportunity.

Explore our complete packing guide for this fantastic region, including tips for sea and shore, what not to pack, and useful packing lists for every suitcase.

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