North to Alaska

Travel into the heart of Alaska’s untamed wilderness on a scenic rail journey from Fraser, British Columbia through the White Pass Summit 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 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!

Said to bring good luck, this newly refurbished ship boasts modern décor, refreshed staterooms, and endless ways to enjoy every moment at sea. Soak in ocean vistas from the top deck, stay active on the pickleball court, try your luck in the casino, or indulge in a spa treatment. Savor a world of flavors with all meals included and every cuisine imaginable, including Italian, French, Brazilian, and Asian. As night falls, the entertainment options keep every evening exciting – from Broadway Cabaret to Fusion dancing.

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 or humpback whale watching. 

Enjoy a truly unique experience at this Indigenous-owned and operated port, where Alaskan wilderness and Huna Tlingit culture is ever-present. Learn about their history and time-honored traditions, visit a restored 1912 cannery, take a stroll along the beach and watch for whales, savor locally sourced food, or purchase an optional excursion. From an ocean raft adventure to a seafood feast and tribal show, there are countless options to make the most of your time.