Alaska Cruise Tours From Seattle

A cruise to Alaska is about viewing beautiful rugged mountains and forests, glaciers, villages and wildlife. Alaska is one of the most popular cruise destinations and is well served by several cruise lines. In the summer, cruises depart Seattle several times a week for the inside passage trip to Alaska and back.
  1. Holland America Line

    • Departing Seattle, Holland America Line offers seven-day Alaska Explorer cruises on the Rotterdam and Zaandam cruise ships and 14-day Alaska Adventurer cruises aboard the Amsterdam. Holland America cruise ships can accommodate about 1,400 passengers. The cruise line is noted for providing a high level of guest service at prices comparable to the larger, mass market cruise ships.
      Holland America Line
      300 Elliott Ave. W.
      Seattle, WA 98119
      (877) 932-4259
      www.hollandamerica.com

    Norwegian Cruise Line

    • Norwegian Cruise Line offers seven-day cruises from Seattle to Alaska on two cruise ships. The Norwegian Star goes to Sawyer Glacier and the Norwegian Pearl cruises Glacier Bay. Numerous trips for either itinerary are available throughout the summer. Norwegian features "freestyle cruising," in which guests choose their own time and place of activities and dining. The ships feature 16 restaurants and a dozen bars as well as a two-story Wii screen.
      Norwegian Cruise Line
      7665 Corporate Center Drive
      Miami, FL 33126
      (305) 436-4000
      www.ncl.com

    Carnival Cruises

    • Carnival cruises the inland passage from Seattle to Alaska aboard the Carnival Spirit. Two seven-day itineraries are offered. One cruises Glacier Bay and the other visits Tracy Arm Fjord for up-close glacier viewing. The Spirit can carry up to 2,124 guests. Carnival is known for its family-friendly, fun atmosphere with a varied range of activities.
      Carnival Cruise Lines
      3655 NW 87th Ave.
      Miami, FL 33178
      (305) 406-4779
      www.carnival.com

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