Anton Anderson Memorial Tunnel
Port of Call: Skagway
Port of Call: Ketchikan
Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center
Inside Passage
Highlights
White Pass & Yukon Route Railway
Travel into the heart of Alaska’s untamed wilderness on a round-trip scenic rail journey to the White Pass summit and back down to Skagway. 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!
Holland America Line’s Nieuw Amsterdam
This award-winning vessel is part of Holland America Line’s Signature Class and is inspired by historic New York City, boasting beautiful designs and impressive art collections. With world-class amenities, you can watch a show on the World Stage’s two-story screen, dance to classics in the Rolling Stone Lounge, try your luck at the casino, get pampered in the tranquil spa, and more. Take in unbeatable views with a choice of an oceanview or verandah stateroom. There’s also 24-hour room service and all meals included, so you can indulge in exceptional cuisine, such as grilled salmon, whenever you wish.
Port of Call: Juneau
Discover Alaska’s unique and remote capital city, formed after a gold strike in Gold Creek. Explore independently with a walk down Franklin Street to visit locally owned shops or ascend Mount Roberts by cable car for bird’s-eye views of downtown, the Gastineau Channel, and the Chilkat Mountains. You may also purchase excursions, such as exploring tidewater glaciers on Tracy Arm Fjord, salmon fishing, humpback whale watching, or a seaplane ride.
Hubbard Glacier
Our ship cruises into Disenchantment Bay for a front-row seat to this colossal natural wonder within WrangellSt. Elias National Park. Stretching more than 76 miles long and rising 650 feet high, this active glacier is known for its shimmering blue ice and dramatic calving displays. Hear the thunderous crack of ice meeting the sea, learn how the glacier has advanced and retreated for centuries, and watch for seals, seabirds, and whales.
Interested in experiencing even more of The Last Frontier? Add a spectacular four-day extension before the tour, where you can dig deeper into this beloved destination. We begin with a stay in Fairbanks, featuring sights of the iconic Trans-Alaska Pipeline and hands-on gold panning. Venturing south, you'll spend two nights in the vast wilderness of Denali National Park and Preserve with a guided tour to search for the “Big Five.” Our exploration concludes with a visit to the Iditarod Trail Headquarters in Wasilla and a museum in Anchorage, where the regular tour begins.
SINGLE OCCUPANCY - $3,549 per person | DOUBLE OCCUPANCY - $2,699 per person
Call 1-888-867-2190 to book your extension. (Only available for the August 29, 2026 departure.)
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Extension, Day 1: Fly to Fairbanks Settle into your accommodations after arriving in the "Golden Heart City," known for its warm hospitality and gold rush history. |
Extension, Day 2: Local Culture & Gold Mining Our adventure begins with sights of the famous Trans-Alaska Pipeline as we make our way to Gold Daughters. Discover Fairbanks’ gold rush history at this family-owned site while enjoying an authentic gold-panning experience. You may even find a nugget to keep! Stepping next door to the mining museum, hundreds of historic artifacts await our exploration. This afternoon, we savor a wonderful Welcome Lunch before traveling to Denali and settling in for a relaxing evening. Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch |
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Extension, Day 3: Denali National Park & Preserve This morning, we venture into the rugged landscape of Denali National Park and Preserve for a Tundra Wilderness Tour. At six million acres, it is one of the largest unspoiled regions in the world! Led by a naturalist guide, we keep an eye out for Alaska’s famed "Big Five" – bears, moose, caribou, Dall sheep, and wolves. If the skies are clear, we may even catch a glimpse of Mount Denali’s towering peak, the highest in North America! The rest of the day is yours to pursue personal interests. Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch |
Extension, Day 4: Anchorage Today, we head to Wasilla for a delicious lunch and a visit to the Iditarod Trail Headquarters. Learn about mushing and the iconic Anchorage-to-Nome race while viewing interesting footage and displays. Our journey then continues south to Alaska’s largest city, Anchorage, where we explore its namesake museum. Browse impressive exhibits that detail Alaskan history, Indigenous cultures, and regional art. Later, we check in to our accommodations and have free time to rest or shop for unique souvenirs, such as handmade jewelry. Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch |