SAVE 50% OR MORE WITH THIS PACKAGE on the four amenities included compared to buying them separately.

Signature Beverage Package has a daily limit of 15 beverages, which includes all beverages priced at US$11.00 or lower.  Choose from a large selection of wine, beer spirits and cocktails, plus non-alcoholic options like sodas, specialty coffees and more – with service charges included.  Guests must order beverages one at a time and must be 21 years or older for alcoholic beverages. Sharing is not permitted.  Package excludes purchases made in Signature Shops, Mini Bar and In Room Dining, or beverages on Half Moon Cay. 

Specialty dining is based on cruise duration and ship type. For 6–9-day voyages, guests will receive one night at Pinnacle Grill or Tamarind. For ships without Tamarind, guests will receive one night at Pinnacle Grill or Canaletto.  Offer excludes Specialty Dining Events in the Pinnacle Grill such as Sel De Mer, De Librije and Sommelier Dinner. Reservations and dining times will be available to pre-reserve. 

Shore excursion offer is based on cruise duration and is per person, not per stateroom. For Alaska 6–9-day voyages, eligible guests will receive $100 credit per person to apply toward their Shore Excursion purchase(s).  Shore excursion credit must be used on corresponding cruise and is non-refundable.  **Not applicable for below listed excursions**

WI-FI Surf Package: surf your favorite sites including emails, sports, and news and general browsing.  Applications that use high bandwidth may be blocked and offerings are subject to change with or without notice. The plan can be activated on any device but only one device can be actively connected at a time. Upgrades are available once onboard for a single day or the remaining duration of the voyage or for adding more devices. Offer applies to guests 1 & 2 only in a stateroom.

Glide Above the Treetops and Zipline Juneau, Alaska's Rainforest Canopy

Alaska's Ultimate Canopy and Zipline Expedition is an eco-adventure that features the thrill of gliding above the treetops in a rich rainforest on over 6,000 feet of dual zip lines, suspension bridges, and a ground-based trail network. Also included on this Juneau shore excursion is an ascending drive through the scenic Tongass National Forest.

Your guide will be there every step of the way to assist you in this exciting adventure. 

During the tour, you'll view the alpine forest and unique flora and fauna from a VERY unique perspective. You can also enjoy the views from our new aerial suspension bridge!  Along your journey, you will cross many brooks and meandering streams. 

On the final platform, you will land in our new, uniquely designed tree-house. After a guided, interpretive walk back to the lodge, you can purchase a locally brewed beer or fresh lemonade to sip while you watch the video presentation from your tour. 

You will have the opportunity to learn about the fascinating eco-systems of southeast Alaska through photographs and narrative. This tour is the perfect choice for a misty day because we provide rain gear, and you will have shelter throughout the rainforest canopy. Also, following the zipline tour, you will have the opportunity to try your hand at Axe Throwing and embrace your inner lumberjack! Safety gear and instructions will be provided by their guides for a fun and exciting outdoor challenge.

Please note: Tour operates in all types of weather, within safety guidelines.

On this Exclusive Whale Watching Cruise, you'll enjoy more time on the water watching these majestic creatures with a total of 3 hours of water time all while being able to escape the crowds on a small boat that holds a maximum of 6-18 passengers. This tour also includes a complimentary photo-stop at a Mendenhall Glacier scenic viewpoint, where you will have the opportunity to take in the view of a lifetime!

With this Juneau shore excursion, you'll view magnificent marine mammals in the most beautiful part of the country with a professional crew, on board a custom-built whale watching boat. Your vessel features outdoor viewing areas, heated cabin, comfortable seating, bathroom and is considered one of the safest boats in the industry.

While our guests absorb the spectacular atmosphere of whales surfacing, with the scenic background of Southeast Alaska, we will be there to assist with the interpretation with our local naturalist and also offer snacks and beverages. 

In addition to viewing whales on this Juneau cruise excursion, we may find a variety of other animals that can include seals, sea lions, bald eagles, porpoise, deer, and even an occasional bear. Our experienced captains know these waters well and have had a 100% viewing success rate over the past 12 years. We guarantee that you will see at least a whale or an orca during the Alaska whale watching excursion or your money will be completely refunded. 

Please Note: The glacier photo-stop is weather-dependent.

Experience the fascinating city of Ketchikan in the most unique way by land and by water thanks to an amphibian, state-of-the-art vehicle that will take you through the rustic streets and salty waters of Ketchikan.

This Coast Guard inspected and certified vehicle doubles as both a bus and a boat and is Alaska's only duck tour. Hop on board the "Duck" with your licensed Captain to see the salmon ladder on Ketchikan Creek and the flower-filled sanctuary of Whale Park with its antique clock. You will also learn about Historic Ketchikan's colorful past as you visit Creek Street.

After touring the cultural and historical sites, leave the land behind and make a splash as you literally ride into the harbor at Tongass Narrows! Cut through the water on the modern state of the art Hydra-Terra vessel, with revolutionary positive buoyancy foam-filled compartments, designed and patented to stay afloat even with the drain plugs removed and the full engine room flooded.

Survey the local fishing fleet, fishing canneries, seaplane docks and much more along Ketchikan's waterfront community. Throughout the tour your guide will entertain you with fascinating facts and fun stories about the history and people of this southernmost city in Alaska.

This is the most fun and convenient way to see the best Ketchikan has to offer.

This is why you came to Alaska - to experience an authentic fishing excursion in the unspoiled wilderness of Alaska's southeastern coastline. Your catch then becomes the centerpiece of a gourmet campsite meal that you will remember for a lifetime.

Once you are outfitted head to toe, board an open-air skiff and glide into a breathtaking landscape. Your experienced tour guide leads you to secluded locations for wildlife viewing and remote fishing in Ketchikan. This Ketchikan shore excursion is customized to fit your interest and skill level. Everyone has their own rod and tackle and may experience the thrill of salmon fishing and bottom fishing and the exhilaration of landing salmon, rockfish, red snapper, lingcod or one of our specialties, Pacific halibut.

Your skiff then heads to a wilderness campsite where a crackling fire awaits. Settle into the stillness of the rainforest, rest on a beach log and breathe deeply among centuries-old spruce trees and fragrant cedars. Experience this outdoor culinary adventure as you watch the camp cook sumptuous saffron-infused bouillabaisse with Yukon Gold potatoes, anchored by the fresh taste of your morning catch, and accompanied by fire-baked fresh bread with a garlicky aioli and spicy rouille. Savor signature blueberry and rhubarb cobbler and steaming mugs of hot chocolate. 

This Ketchikan port tour experience is very exclusive with a guide ratio of 3 to 5 passengers, making it ideal for families, small groups, or those looking to escape the crowds. Book today as not to miss out, space is very limited and sells out often!

Please Note: All participants ages 16 and older are required by the Alaska Department of Fish and Game to purchase a 1 day sport fishing license (not included, approximately $25 US). Licenses may be issued online on the Alaska Department of Fish and Game website, or on location with the guide.

Calling all foodies! This small, intimate group tour is a must-do while you are in Ketchikan. Join your local guide for a leisurely walk along the waterfront of this artist enclave, passing by sculptures and mosaics as you learn the history of this beautiful town. Take a photo by the Welcome Arch and keep your camera out as you make your way to one of the town's most famous eateries nestled in a small boat harbor.

You will feel like a VIP as you are escorted to a private dining room where you will dine on a delicious array of fresh seafood surrounded by authentic Alaskan decor. Your menu will vary dependent upon the catch of the day and may include homemade chowders, smoked salmon cornbread, cod, halibut, salmon, blackened salmon tacos with homemade slaw, or Dungeness crab with hot melted butter. Perfectly paired Alaskan beer, locally brewed coffee and decadent desserts round out your meal.

Once you are satiated you will be provided with a map to walk off your repast while enjoying other samples around town. Here is your chance to stock up on many Alaskan favorites such as smoked salmon, reindeer sausage, Alaskan wild berry products, kelp pickles and salsa, local teas, locally roasted coffees, confections and so much more.

Explore the Tongass Historical Museum of Ketchikan where you will come across artifacts and historical photographs that will guide you through the tale of Ketchikan as a native fish camp, gold and copper mining center, fishing port, timber town, cannery site, transportation hub, and lively community.

This incredible walking tour will take you to the famous Creek Street, known as a historic boardwalk, perched on pilings along the banks of Ketchikan Creek. A former Red-Light District where both men and salmon swam upstream to spawn. It is now a quaint place to tour museums, view totem poles, shop at locally owned stores and galleries, and enjoy local art and culture.

Your next stop is the City Park of Ketchikan, Deer Mountain Hatchery and City Park. This is where you will learn about the history and culture of the Tlingit Tribe and their contributions with creating the first hatchery ever in the world.

From City Park, you will then proceed to the Totem Heritage Center. It is here where the world's largest collections of unrestored 19th-century totem poles are housed. The poles were recovered from uninhabited Tlingit settlements on Village Island and Tongass Island, south of Ketchikan, as well as from the Haida village of Old Kasaan. The Center was founded in 1976 to preserve these totems and act as a cultural center. In addition to functioning as a museum, the Totem Heritage Center preserves and promotes the traditional arts and crafts of the Tlingit, Haida, and Tsimshian peoples through a nationally recognized program of art classes and other activities.

Sixteen of the museum's thirty-three totem poles are on permanent display; the rest of the collection is available for research purposes. The Center also exhibits other Tlingit, Haida, and Tsimshian artifacts and art pieces, including work by world-famous Tlingit carver Nathan Jackson, and renowned Haida weaver Delores Churchill.

Ketchikan, Alaska, is a small city that directly faces the famous Inside Passage, known as a popular cruise destination. It is the state's south-eastern-most town and is known for its many Native American totem poles on display throughout the vicinity. You can experience snow capped mountains, salmon spawning streams, waterfalls and rich wildlife including bald eagles and black bears.

Your day of discovery into this charming city starts with a short Ketchikan city tour where you will drive by some of the area's many salmon canneries and learn about the salmon industry. From town you will make your way to the Eagle Point Education Center. Here you will have the opportunity to see eagles in their natural setting and see a native carver working on a totem pole. While here you will also be provided the opportunity to try delicious, local salmon samples.

After eagle point you will travel to Saxman Native village where you will be greeted by the largest collection of standing totems in one location. Walk through the 25 replicas of original Native Alaskan totem poles and observe the artistic carvings revealing stories of the people and legends of the past.

From here continue to scenic Rotary Beach. Make a brief stop to check for whales and other wildlife that may be spotted in the area. This beach is popular with the locals and it's easy to see why with the great opportunities to see humpback and orca whales as they migrate through Nicolas Passage.

After that it's off to Herring Cove for an excellent chance to view the areas majestic bald eagles, seals, heron and even bears at times, not to mention thousands of salmon returning to the place of their birth upstream!

Your tour will stop last at one of the area's cascading and beautiful waterfalls for picture opportunities before your comfortable return trip back to the pier area and your ship.

Your visit to Ketchikan will most certainly be one to remember when you book this tour. For those who love nature and animals you don't want to miss out, book now!

Please Note: Restrooms available at Rotary Beach, Saxman Village and Herring Cove. Also, please be advised wildlife sightings cannot be guaranteed.

Dubbed the "Salmon Capital of the World," this Ketchikan shore excursion adventure is fit for the entire family. First, you're transported in style through the Saxman Native Village, where an electric buggy awaits. Taking these trails enable you to stop, touch and truly embrace the beauty of the rainforest. Book this Ketchikan tour now for an incredible Alaskan experience at a low cost.

As you venture to the wilderness camp, your professional guide shares their insight on the flora, fauna and Ketchikan culture. Explore the rustic base, then sit around a campfire, roast marshmallows, eat pancakes and drink some hot chocolate while you learn about the history connected to the land.

The adventure continues back in Saxman Native Village, known for the largest collection of standing totem poles. Immerse yourself in the culture as you learn the history and stories of each pole, before making your way back to the pier. Dress warm for this Ketchikan tour that can comfortably accommodate all ages.