Alaska & Inside Passage Cruise - KELO TV

This award-winning vessel is part of Holland America Line’s Pinnacle Class that boasts elegant spaces, fantastic live entertainment, and world-class amenities, such as an opulent spa. Every beautiful stateroom has a floor-to-ceiling window overlooking a private walk-out verandah for scenic viewing. With 24-hour room service and all meals included, you can indulge in the variety of exceptional cuisine options whenever you wish. Be sure to try regional specialties, like halibut and grilled salmon! 

Marvel at 10,000 square miles of protected landscapes, including one of the world’s largest concentrations of tidewater glaciers! Surrounded by the Chugach National Forest, our narrated cruise is packed with rich history, captivating wildlife, and otherworldly scenery. Revel in the opportunity to view 26 glaciers, such as Harriman Fjord’s namesake glacier and the vast Harvard Glacier in College Fjord. As we cruise through ice-filled waters, listen for the thunderous sound of massive ice chunks calving into the sea. Adorable sea otters, harbor seals, Dall’s porpoises, whales, mountain goats, bears, or migratory birds may also make an appearance!

Spanning over six million acres of Alaska’s interior wilderness, these preserved lands boast a diverse terrain of tundra, dense forests, and awe-inspiring glaciers that accommodate some of the most spectacular wildlife in the country. The heart of the park is Mount Denali, North America’s tallest mountain, reaching 20,320 feet and often shrouded in clouds. When conditions are favorable, you may catch a glimpse of its soaring peak – a bucket list experience of a lifetime. This area also draws in people from around the globe hoping to see Alaska’s “Big Five” which includes moose, caribou, grizzly bears, Dall sheep, and the elusive gray wolf.

Travel into the heart of Alaska’s untamed wilderness on a scenic rail journey from Skagway through the White Pass Summit to Fraser, British Columbia. Completed in 1900, this route was an extraordinary engineering feat built in response to the Klondike Gold Rush and later served as the chief supplier for the Alaska Highway construction during World War II. Relax in comfortable, vintage coaches while learning about rich history and taking in vistas of mountains, glaciers, gorges, waterfalls, historic sites, and more. We also see the original Klondike Trail of ‘98 worn into the rocks!