Set Sail to Alaska
Seattle is a top cruise port and travel destination for travelers heading to explore the beauty of Alaska. As a top cruise destination in the world, the cruise from Seattle to Alaska offers some of the most unique views of the Pacific Northwest, Canada and Alaska. Travelers who book-end their Alaska adventure with a stay in Seattle will enjoy all that the city has to offer, including dining, shopping and exploring.
Check one thing off your list when you book our Cruise Package, which includes transportation to or from the airport along with a daily breakfast credit to make your stay as carefree and enjoyable as possible.
Cruises are available for durations as short as 3 days and as long as 10+ days. Travelers can tailor their cruise to fit their needs. If you are “cruiser” there are endless amenities and activities to look forward to on each vessel, from dining and shopping to entertainment and excursions. Here is a direct link for each cruise line offering trips to Alaska:
Norwegian Cruise Line Alaska Cruise
Once you wave bon voyage to Seattle, you will head north and enjoy scenic views of Vancouver Island, British Columbia. Depending on your itinerary, you may visit these top port stops in Alaska: Juneau, Ketchikan, Skagway and Sitka. Each destination has its own unique story to tell and sites to see.
Popular scenic views include Glacier Bay National Park, Tracy Arm Fjord, Sitka National Historic Park, Mendenhall Glacier & Nugget Falls, Hubbard Glacier and the Alaska Inside Passage.
The Alaska Inside Passage is 1,000 mile waterway trail that travels through a maze of glaciers, wildlife and marine life offering a calm journey away from the direct Pacific Ocean waterway, allowing for a slower-paced experience to take in the beauty of Alaska. This area is great for off-boat activities like kayaking and whale watching.
There are unique excursions to take part in every stop. From helicopter tours to bear-watching, Yukon railroad riding to salmon fishing. A trip to Alaska can be tailored to you. A can’t miss are the totem poles of Ketchikan. With over 80 totem poles in the surrounding city area honoring the heritage and culture of the indigenous native people of Alaska.
A cruise from Seattle to Alaska is truly what you make it. The opportunities to explore from the Pacific Northwest and beyond are boundless. The Inn at the Market is located in the heart of Seattle as the only hotel in the historic Pike Place Market. With sweeping views of Elliott Bay and the Olympic Peninsula, our location offers the perfect spot to pause and rest on your journey.
