Cruise Only or Cruisetour?

A Cruise Is Right For You If:

• You’re coming to Alaska for a floating resort experience: gliding along the coastline, with quick trips ashore to experience port towns and culture.
• You want to depart from and return to the same port.
• You want lots of time to relax.

Next, Know What's Meant By A "Cruisetour":

Very simply, it’s the addition of a land tour to your cruise. We not only recommend it, but go so far as to say you haven’t fully experienced Alaska without adding a land tour.

A Cruisetour Is Right For You If:

You want the cruise experience of seeing spectacular coastline, tidewater glaciers, marine wildlife, and Inside Passage ports of call. But you also want a land tour where you’ll see our great interior, and the chance to see:

• Alaska’s unique land treasures: Like Denali (Mt. McKinley), mighty glacial rivers thundering out of the mountains, and tundra stretching as far as the eye can see
• The "Big Five" in Denali National Park: Moose, caribou, grizzly bears, Dall sheep and wolves
• Local insights: Get the chance to meet Alaskans and learn about their lifestyles
• Alaska's bigger cities: Anchorage and Fairbanks, the areas where most Alaskans live

Tip

A cruisetour is a great value for your dollar and time, and gives you the best of both worlds. Airfare is an expensive component of your trip; amortize it over double the experience.

For tips on setting up a cruisetour, see Booking Your Land Tour or contact us.