Azamara & Alaska
Join Azamara’s maiden voyages to Alaska, America’s 49th state and one of its most scenic frontiers. See stunning fjords, calving glaciers, and wildlife including whales, eagles and bears. Dine on snow-white halibut, salmon and king crab, and sip wines from acclaimed vineyards of the Pacific Northwest. You’ll love Azamara’s immersive approach to travel, with small-group opportunities to meet local people, learn native traditions, and experience the region’s history as a rough and rugged explorers’ outpost. We’re offering three itineraries (two 10-day and one 8-day) between the peak sailing season of late May to early September. Pick one, or better yet, join back-to-back voyages for an eye-opening, mind-expanding adventure. See you in Alaska!
Alaska Showcase
This convenient Vancouver roundtrip pairs Pacific Northwest city life with Alaska’s spectacular scenery. Before or after voyage, visit beautiful Stanley Park, Granville Market, or nearby Butchart Gardens. You’ve got two days to experience buzzing, beautiful Seattle, where you can eat, shop and soak up the local vibe at Pike Place Market, Pioneer Square and Seattle’s famous music clubs. Then we sail to Alaska’s Inside Passage with views of glaciers, peaceful fjords and native wildlife. Visit Sitka, where you’ll find authentic 18th-century architecture set in stunning natural beauty. In Ketchikan, take a historic walking tour, learn about totem poles, or visit Tongass National Forest and beautiful Misty Fjords. You’ll have a late stay in Juneau, Alaska’s capital, with many options for town touring and hiking, dog sledding, or a canoe trip to Mendenhall Glacier. Skagway is all about the Alaskan gold rush; don’t miss a hair-raising ride on the historic White Pass narrow-gauge railway. Most cruise ships don’t stop at Nanaimo on Vancouver Island, but we do. Discover a spectacular waterfront park and welcoming pubs, or venture inland to explore more of Vancouver Island.
Please note: While we do our best to adhere to our published itineraries, they may be changed at the discretion of the captain due to weather advisories, port traffic, and any other unforeseeable circumstances.
