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Scenic Alaska

Aug 14, 2027 — Aug 21, 2027

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JUNEAU, AK → VANCOUVER, BC

7 Nights on Star Seeker

Mist-shrouded evergreen forests, soaring eagles and whale pods abound on this cruise that features visits to Sitka, Juneau, Haines, and Ketchikan. Fish for halibut, lingcod and rockfish on a guided fishing trip near the picturesque Tongass National Forest. Bicycle remote coastal roads and hike the soft trails of a mossy temperate rainforest outside Sitka, or try your hand stretching molten glass in a local artist studio. Experience the clamor and challenges of directing a dog team from a dogsled. Alaska’s pristine beauty remains the perfect accompaniment to baked salmon served on an aromatic cedar planks, decadent king crab legs and rustic clam chowder with Yukon potatoes, and this journey is rich in opportunities for sampling fresh-caught seafood and authentic local fare.

Map routes may vary by sailing. Actual itineraries are listed below.
1
AUG 14, 2027
Juneau
EMBARK
1:00 PM
DEPART
8:30 PM
MARINA
NO
SHORE EXCURSIONS
2

Located on the Gastineau Channel in the Alaskan panhandle, Juneau sits at sea level below steep mountains between 3,500-4,000 feet high. Atop these mountains is the Juneau Icefield, a large ice mass from which about 30 glaciers flow, and two of them - Mendenhall Glacier and Lemon Creek Glacier are visible from the local road. A unique feature of Juneau is that it is the only U.S. capital that has no roads connecting it to the rest of the state.

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Juneau

Time
9:01 AM
Duration
3.5 Hours
Activity Level
Easy-Moderate

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$129

Juneau

Time
8:30 AM
Duration
3.5 Hours
Activity Level
Easy-Moderate

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$129

2
AUG 15, 2027
Haines
ARRIVE
6:00 AM
DEPART
6:00 PM
MARINA
NO
SHORE EXCURSIONS
7

Haines is one of the most popular Alaska cruise ports and one of the best places for hiking, fishing and wildlife viewing, especially bald eagles.  Within the Haines city limits Fort William H. Seward is a nationally recognized historic landmark, with some of its structures open to the public. Other cultural offerings in Haines include the Alaska Indian Arts Center where traditional craftsmen offer demonstrations of their work, the Sheldon Museum & Cultural Center where local Tlingit people are featured, the Hammer Museum, dedicated to the history of the hammer and the Tsirku Canning Company Museum with memories of Haines' salmon canneries.

Available Excursions

Haines

Time
9:00 AM
Duration
2.75 Hours
Activity Level
Easy-Moderate

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$189

Haines

Time
8:30 AM
Duration
3.5 Hours
Activity Level
Moderate

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$249

Haines

Cruise Alaska’s Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve for moose, bears & wilderness river views.

Time
8:30 AM
Duration
3.25 Hours
Activity Level
Moderate

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$239

Haines

Time
8:00 AM
Duration
3.75 Hours
Activity Level
Strenuous

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$209

Haines

Time
8:30 AM
Duration
3 Hours
Activity Level
Easy

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$159

Haines

Time
8:30 AM
Duration
3.5 Hours
Activity Level
Moderate

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$199

Haines

Ride ATVs through Haines wilderness, Chilkat Preserve & river valleys — spot wildlife and enjoy epic mountain views!

Time
8:30 AM
Duration
3.75 Hours
Activity Level
Strenuous

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$229

3
AUG 16, 2027
Tracy Arm / Endicott Arm
ARRIVE
5:30 AM
DEPART
5:00 PM
MARINA
NO
SHORE EXCURSIONS
4

Depending on the day's conditions, you will cruise Tracy Arm or Endicott Arm. Both glacial fjords feature icebergs drifting serenely by and towering granite cliffs, carved by millennia of glacial activity. Here, you can witness impressive calving events as icebergs thunder into the water. The surrounding wilderness, with its rugged terrain, offers a pristine backdrop for spotting wildlife like seals and mountain goats.

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Tracy Arm / Endicott Arm

Time
11:00 AM
Duration
2 Hours
Activity Level
Strenuous

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$289

Tracy Arm / Endicott Arm

Time
11:00 AM
Duration
1.25 Hours
Activity Level
Easy-Moderate

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$369

Tracy Arm / Endicott Arm

Time
8:30 AM
Duration
2 Hours
Activity Level
Strenuous

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$289

Tracy Arm / Endicott Arm

Time
8:15 AM
Duration
1.25 Hours
Activity Level
Easy-Moderate

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$369

4
AUG 17, 2027
Wrangell
ARRIVE
9:00 AM
DEPART
6:00 PM
MARINA
NO
SHORE EXCURSIONS
4

One of the oldest towns in Alaska, Wrangell is located near the mouth of the Stikine River. Much of its history can be seen in the impressive collection of totems scattered throughout the town. Highlights here are the amazing Petroglyph Beach State Historic Park where you can find primitive rock carvings and just 30 miles away is the Anan Wildlife Observatory with the largest pink salmon runs in the Inside Passage, and a platform from which you can look for eagles, harbor seals and black bears.

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Wrangell

Time
9:30 AM
Duration
2.75 Hours
Activity Level
Easy-Moderate

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$119

Wrangell

Time
9:30 AM
Duration
1.5 Hours
Activity Level
Strenuous

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$59

Wrangell

Time
9:30 AM
Duration
5 Hours
Activity Level
Easy-Moderate

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$449

Wrangell

Explore Wrangell’s Tlingit heritage at Chief Shakes House, Petroglyph Beach & Museum on a guided cultural Alaska tour.

Time
9:30 AM
Duration
3 Hours
Activity Level
Easy-Moderate

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$169

5
AUG 18, 2027
Misty Fjords/Rudyerd Bay
ARRIVE
8:00 AM
DEPART
5:00 PM
MARINA
NO
SHORE EXCURSIONS
3

Cruising Misty Fjords/Rudyerd Bay in Alaska offers an awe-inspiring adventure through one of nature's most pristine landscapes. Towering granite cliffs rise dramatically from mirror-like waters. The mist-shrouded environment evokes a sense of ancient mystery and tranquility, while diverse wildlife, including seals and eagles, adds to the experience. Navigating these majestic fjords provides an unforgettable glimpse into Alaska's raw, untouched beauty, where every turn reveals a new, breathtaking vista

Available Excursions

Misty Fjords/Rudyerd Bay

Cruise Misty Fjords National Monument by Zodiac — see waterfalls, towering cliffs, eagles & possible bears.

Time
9:30 AM
Duration
1.25 Hours
Activity Level
Easy-Moderate

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$369

Misty Fjords/Rudyerd Bay

Time
11:00 AM
Duration
2 Hours
Activity Level
Strenuous

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$289

Misty Fjords/Rudyerd Bay

Time
9:30 AM
Duration
2 Hours
Activity Level
Strenuous

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$289

6
AUG 19, 2027
PRINCE RUPERT, BC
ARRIVE
7:00 AM
DEPART
1:30 PM
MARINA
NO
SHORE EXCURSIONS
5

Prince Rupert is a charming coastal town on the northern edge of British Columbia, known for its dramatic fjords, lush rainforest, and abundant wildlife. As the gateway to the Inside Passage, it offers scenic beauty at every turn, from misty mountains to vibrant harbor views. Visitors can explore Indigenous culture, local museums, and the bustling Cow Bay district filled with shops and cafés. Its cool marine climate and rich natural surroundings make it an ideal spot for outdoor adventures and wildlife excursions.

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PRINCE RUPERT, BC

Explore Metlakatla Pass by zodiac, surrounded by coastal wilderness, Indigenous culture & wildlife like whales and eagles.

Time
7:30 AM
Duration
2.25 Hours
Activity Level
Moderate-Strenuous

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$219

PRINCE RUPERT, BC

Hike Prince Rupert’s rainforest trails, discover native plants & culture, and enjoy views of the dynamic Butze Rapids.

Time
7:30 AM
Duration
2.75 Hours
Activity Level
Moderate-Strenuous

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$99

PRINCE RUPERT, BC

Ride an eco e-bike through Cow Bay, Waterfront Park, Sunken Gardens & Rushbrook Marina for Prince Rupert’s best sights.

Time
7:30 AM
Duration
2.25 Hours
Activity Level
Strenuous

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$119

PRINCE RUPERT, BC

Discover Tsimshian heritage—explore the Northern BC Museum, Long House traditions, drumming, dances, and Cow Bay!

Time
7:30 AM
Duration
2 Hours
Activity Level
Moderate

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$139

PRINCE RUPERT, BC

Discover Prince Rupert’s harbor, Railway Museum & Museum of Northern BC while exploring Tsimshian culture and history.

Time
7:30 AM
Duration
2 Hours
Activity Level
Easy-Moderate

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$159

7
AUG 20, 2027
AT SEA
8
AUG 21, 2027
Vancouver
ARRIVE
8:00 AM
DISEMBARK
9:00 AM
MARINA
NO
SHORE EXCURSIONS
0

Vancouver's location at the mouth of the Fraser River and on the waterways of the Strait of Georgia, Howe Sound, Burrard Inlet and all their tributaries makes this busy seaport an easy place for meeting. It is one of Canada's most populated, most ethnically diverse cities that is a popular filming location. Visit the interesting neighborhoods of Gastown, Granville Island and Chinatown. Walk across the Capilano Suspension Bridge and stroll through Stanley Park. See the Vancouver Art Gallery and the Museum of Anthropology. There is an amazing variety of things to see and do here.

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432 ft (132 meters)
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135 Crew Members
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Scenic Alaska

JUNEAU, AK → VANCOUVER, BC

7 Nights on Star Seeker

Aug 14, 2027 — Aug 21, 2027

Mist-shrouded evergreen forests, soaring eagles and whale pods abound on this cruise that features visits to Sitka, Juneau, Haines, and Ketchikan. Fish for halibut, lingcod and rockfish on a guided fishing trip near the picturesque Tongass National Forest. Bicycle remote coastal roads and hike the soft trails of a mossy temperate rainforest outside Sitka, or try your hand stretching molten glass in a local artist studio. Experience the clamor and challenges of directing a dog team from a dogsled. Alaska’s pristine beauty remains the perfect accompaniment to baked salmon served on an aromatic cedar planks, decadent king crab legs and rustic clam chowder with Yukon potatoes, and this journey is rich in opportunities for sampling fresh-caught seafood and authentic local fare.

1
AUG 14, 2027
Juneau
EMBARK
1:00 PM
DEPART
8:30 PM
MARINA
NO
SHORE EXCURSIONS
2

Located on the Gastineau Channel in the Alaskan panhandle, Juneau sits at sea level below steep mountains between 3,500-4,000 feet high. Atop these mountains is the Juneau Icefield, a large ice mass from which about 30 glaciers flow, and two of them - Mendenhall Glacier and Lemon Creek Glacier are visible from the local road. A unique feature of Juneau is that it is the only U.S. capital that has no roads connecting it to the rest of the state.

Juneau. Alaska State Museum and Glacier Gardens with Transfer to Windstar Hotel

Enjoy a full day in Juneau that pairs two of the city’s most memorable attractions: Glacier Gardens Rainforest Adventure and the Alaska State Museum. Your guided tour begins in downtown Juneau with a scenic drive to Glacier Gardens, where you will explore the vibrant lower gardens, admire the beautifully designed landscapes and cascading stream, and learn the story behind the garden’s famous upside-down trees. From there, board a covered shuttle for a narrated journey through the rainforest, climbing to 580 feet above sea level for sweeping views of Mendenhall Valley, the Chilkat Mountains, and Gastineau Channel. Your day continues at the Alaska State Museum, where exhibits showcase Alaska’s rich history, including Indigenous cultures, natural history, the Russian era, and statehood, along with Alaska Native art, maritime artifacts, and Gold Rush relics. After your visit, unwind with a convenient transfer back to the Windstar hotel.

Port
Juneau
Time
9:01 AM
Duration
3.5 Hours
Activity Level
Easy-Moderate

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$129 USD

Juneau. Alaska State Museum and Glacier Gardens with Transfer to Airport

Enjoy a full day in Juneau that pairs two of the city’s most memorable attractions: Glacier Gardens Rainforest Adventure and the Alaska State Museum. Your guided tour begins in downtown Juneau with a scenic drive to Glacier Gardens, where you will explore the vibrant lower gardens, admire the beautifully designed landscapes and cascading stream, and learn the story behind the garden’s famous upside-down trees. From there, board a covered shuttle for a narrated journey through the rainforest, climbing to 580 feet above sea level for sweeping views of Mendenhall Valley, the Chilkat Mountains, and Gastineau Channel. Your day continues at the Alaska State Museum, where exhibits showcase Alaska’s rich history, including Indigenous cultures, natural history, the Russian era, and statehood, along with Alaska Native art, maritime artifacts, and Gold Rush relics. After your visit, relax on a comfortable transfer to the Juneau International Airport.

Port
Juneau
Time
8:30 AM
Duration
3.5 Hours
Activity Level
Easy-Moderate

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$129 USD

2
AUG 15, 2027
Haines
ARRIVE
6:00 AM
DEPART
6:00 PM
MARINA
NO
SHORE EXCURSIONS
7

Haines is one of the most popular Alaska cruise ports and one of the best places for hiking, fishing and wildlife viewing, especially bald eagles.  Within the Haines city limits Fort William H. Seward is a nationally recognized historic landmark, with some of its structures open to the public. Other cultural offerings in Haines include the Alaska Indian Arts Center where traditional craftsmen offer demonstrations of their work, the Sheldon Museum & Cultural Center where local Tlingit people are featured, the Hammer Museum, dedicated to the history of the hammer and the Tsirku Canning Company Museum with memories of Haines' salmon canneries.

Haines, Klukwan Native Cultural Tour 

Experience the living culture and traditions of the Tlingit people on a meaningful journey to the historic village of Klukwan. Begin with a scenic drive from Haines, where your guide introduces you to the region’s landscape and cultural heritage. Upon arrival, you’ll be welcomed into the community and visit the Klukwan Heritage Center, home to the renowned Whale House collection. Here, learn about Tlingit history, artistry, and traditions through engaging storytelling and exhibits that bring the culture to life. Enjoy time to explore the center, browse the gift shop, and sample a traditional snack of smoked salmon spread accompanied by tea, coffee, or water. This immersive experience offers a respectful and authentic glimpse into one of Alaska’s oldest continuously inhabited Native villages. Before returning to the ship, reflect on the stories and traditions shared during this enriching cultural encounter.

Port
Haines
Time
9:00 AM
Duration
2.75 Hours
Activity Level
Easy-Moderate

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$189 USD

Haines, Concierge Collection Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve Float Trip

Treat yourself to an exclusive rafting and scenic drive through the famous Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve. Begin with a riverside drive along the Haines Highway. The drive is incredibly scenic: glacier-clad mountains thrust to the sky, colorful wildflowers line the road, green riverside channels provide habitat for moose, bear and trumpeter swans. The highway was declared a National Scenic Byway in 2009. Arrive at the river in the heart of the Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve, approximately 40 minutes away. Board your raft and enjoy a scenic float down the Chilkat River through the famous Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve. You will be immersed in the Alaskan wilderness, floating the silent river. Paddling is not required, as your expert guide will push the raft along, leaving your hands free for your binoculars or camera. Along the way, your guide will interpret the natural history of the area and share some exciting stories from life in the Alaskan wilderness. You will learn to spot bald eagles and gain an appreciation for the challenges that bald eagles face to survive. Early in the summer, resident eagles are often seen coming and going from their nest to feed their young. As the summer continues and the river fills with salmon, more and more eagles arrive to feed. Please note: This tour goes through prime Bald Eagle habitat, however, eagle sightings are not guaranteed. This tour includes a copy of Where Eagles Gather: The Story of The Alaska Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve, Haines, Alaska.

Port
Haines
Time
8:30 AM
Duration
3.5 Hours
Activity Level
Moderate

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$249 USD

Haines, Wilderness Odyssey By Jet Boat

Enjoy the peace and quiet of the true Alaskan Wilderness as you travel about 25 miles of the Chilkat River System , exploring the different channels that this unique, braided river system offers. Watch for wildlife as they are frequently sighted during the river tour. The flat bottom river boats are designed specifically to traverse the narrow and sometimes shallow, channels, which is the only way to explore this road-less portion of the Bald Eagle Preserve. This tour is well known for moose and bear sightings , although not a guarantee, wildlife sightings are quite frequent. The tour will take off from private property, so all the amenities are available for you to feel comfortable and right at home while the friendly staff will prepare your meal . Sit around the crackling fire and enjoy the clean fresh air and beauty that surrounds you. You will come away with a greater appreciation of the wilderness and the people who call this "last frontier" their home. Your tour will begin at the pier where your ship is docked, with a 30-minute bus ride into the heart of the Bald Eagle Preserve on the Haines Scenic Byway. Where the road ends, your adventure begins. Please note : Wear comfortable hiking shoes and layered clothing appropriate for the weather. Bring your camera and/or binoculars. Life jackets will be provided. The boats are open air so ponchos and waterproof blankets will be provided.

Port
Haines
Time
8:30 AM
Duration
3.25 Hours
Activity Level
Moderate

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$239 USD

Haines, Chilcoot River E-Bike Tour

Saddle up for one of Southeast Alaska's most exhilarating and immersive experiences as you explore the stunning Chilkoot Corridor on a Fat Tire Electric Bike, with as much or as little pedal assist as you like. Your expert guides bring the region's rich layered history vividly to life along the way — from the Tlingit people's early encounters with Western explorers and the border disputes with Canada, to the thundering days of the Porcupine Gold Rush and the remarkable story of the Schnabel family's gold mining legacy, made famous by the hit TV show Gold Rush. The ride culminates at the breathtaking Chilkoot River, one of Alaska's most reliable spots for brown bear sightings in mid to late summer, where harbor seals and salmon compete in the shallows and eagles circle overhead — while your guides ensure every wildlife encounter is safe and utterly unforgettable. Refuel with a selection of locally inspired snacks including seasonal specialities such as strawberry shortcake, Salmon Candy from Haines Packing Company, and local sourdough bread and butter, alongside trail mix, nuts, dried fruit, and Nature Valley bars, with freshly roasted Mountain Market coffee, tea, hot chocolate, and bottled water available throughout. The adventure continues with a visit to the Haines Sheldon Museum — included in your tour — before wrapping up at Three Northmen or Port Chilkoot Distillery (for guests with peanut allergies), where craft sodas and spritzers round out a day that is as much about connection and storytelling as it is about Alaska's wild, spectacular landscape. New to e-bikes? No problem — guides take all the time needed to get every guest comfortable and confident before setting off.

What to Bring: Comfortable clothing dressed in layers, sturdy closed-toe shoes, sunscreen, and a camera. Please note: snack availability is subject to change.

Port
Haines
Time
8:00 AM
Duration
3.75 Hours
Activity Level
Strenuous

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$209 USD

Haines, Concierge Collection: Chilkoot Lake Nature & Wildlife

Meet your naturalist guide for a small-group driving tour (14 guests maximum) to scenic and wildlife-rich Chilkoot Lake State Park. This park has it all: a turquoise lake surrounded by snowy mountain peaks, a salmon-filled river flowing into the sea, and important Tlingit cultural sights. Depending on the season, bald eagles, harbor seals, and brown bears can be seen here. As you drive through the park, your guide knows the best places to stop for scenery and the possibility of wildlife spotting. Bald eagles nest here and are commonly seen perched in the trees above the river and soaring overhead. Beginning in August, brown bears amble down to the riverbanks to feed on salmon. Supplied with extra binoculars and a powerful spotting scope to bring the wildlife in close, your guide explains how the animals fit into the Chilkoot's complex ecosystem. May, June, and July feature an explosion of wildflowers with bald eagles nesting along the lush river. Beginning in August, pink salmon-the smallest and most abundant of the Pacific salmon varieties-begin their run up the Chilkoot River to spawn. This is the best opportunity to see brown bear as they are often witnessed feeding along the banks of the river. Make sure to bring your camera to take advantage of the numerous photo opportunities. Please note: Dress in warm, dry layers and wear closed-toed shoes. This tour goes through prime wildlife habitat, however, wildlife sightings are not guaranteed.

Port
Haines
Time
8:30 AM
Duration
3 Hours
Activity Level
Easy

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$159 USD

Haines: Guides Choice Photography Discovery

Haines is known for its wildlife and stunning natural surroundings. This small-group tour is for every type of photographer - from those who have a professional-level camera to those who primarily use their Smart Phone. Either way, you'll learn how to take better photos. Your professional photographer guide will select the best locations to find the most dramatic light and wildlife activity. Composition tips, camera settings and how to take advantage of available light are discussed, along with how to predict wildlife behavior. Bald eagles are commonly seen and, depending on the time of year, brown bears can sometimes be found feeding on salmon along the Chilkoot River. This tour will go through prime wildlife habitat, however, wildlife sightings are not guaranteed. The small-group nature of the tour will allow the guide to spend time with each participant, ensuring you will come away with ideas and goals for your future photography. Please note : This tour requires a minimal amount of walking; however, guests must be able to embark/disembark the vehicles via steps. It is not recommended for guests who utilize a wheelchair. Dress in layers, wear comfortable walking shoes, bring rain gear and your camera equipment. Observing bear and other wildlife is the goal but cannot be guaranteed.

Port
Haines
Time
8:30 AM
Duration
3.5 Hours
Activity Level
Moderate

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$199 USD

Haines, ATV Adventure

Your knowledgeable guide will meet you at the dock in Haines. A scenic 26-mile drive along the National Scenic Byway and through the Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve will bring you to a remote staging area. At the staging area, you'll receive an orientation and safety briefing on the Arctic Cat and Kawasaki side-by-side ATVs from your guides. Guests wishing to drive must be at least 21 years old and bring a valid driver's license. There are a combination of 2-person and 4-person machines to accommodate varying group sizes and families. There will be several spots along the tour where you can swap drivers to give everyone some time at the wheel. The ATVs are automatic transmission and drive similar to a car for ease of operation. These high performance ATVs are fun to drive and a great way to explore the Alaska wilderness. Over the next 12 miles of gravel road, your guide will lead you through a series of remote areas, and you'll explore the wilds of Alaska! As you drive along beaver ponds and mountain meadows you may spot swans, salmon, eagles, bears or moose along the way. You'll cross over Little Salmon Creek and ascend to a series of viewpoints overlooking the Klehini, Tsirku and Chilkat River Valleys . From your high point, you'll enjoy a picnic lunch while you bask in the surrounding mountain views. After lunch, descend the mountain and make your way back to the private staging area before returning by bus back to Haines. Please note: Dress in warm, dry layers and wear closed-toed shoes. You will be provided with a helmet, goggles and a rain poncho.

Port
Haines
Time
8:30 AM
Duration
3.75 Hours
Activity Level
Strenuous

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$229 USD

3
AUG 16, 2027
Tracy Arm / Endicott Arm
ARRIVE
5:30 AM
DEPART
5:00 PM
MARINA
NO
SHORE EXCURSIONS
4

Depending on the day's conditions, you will cruise Tracy Arm or Endicott Arm. Both glacial fjords feature icebergs drifting serenely by and towering granite cliffs, carved by millennia of glacial activity. Here, you can witness impressive calving events as icebergs thunder into the water. The surrounding wilderness, with its rugged terrain, offers a pristine backdrop for spotting wildlife like seals and mountain goats.

Tracy Arm or Endicott Arm, Windstar Signature Expedition - Kayaking

Windstar Signature Expeditions are operated by Windstar Cruises directly from the ship. Windstar has partnered with Expert Expedition Voyage Consultants to provide insight, education and commentary on the stunning scenery of the Alaskan Wilderness. On your 2.5-hour kayak expedition in the Tracy Arm-Fords Terror Wilderness through Tracy Arm or Endicott Arm you will kayak in front of the South Sawyer Glacier or Dawes Glacier. Both are tidewater glaciers that are actively calving. You may see harbor seals hauled out on the ice floes or mountain goats high on the cliffs above. The vertical granite cliffs rise as much as 4,000 feet from the sea and have numerous waterfalls. John Muir referred to this area as "a wild, unfinished Yosemite". Please note: You can conveniently change in your suite. Dress according to the prevailing weather conditions; you will be provided with a life jacket. Wildlife sightings are not guaranteed and tour operation is weather dependent. The decision to go to Tracy Arm or Endicott Arm will be decided the day of the excursion by the Captain and Expedition Leader, it will be made based on the prevailing ice conditions, weather and other cruise ship traffic in the area. Both locations allow for similar sightseeing opportunities. Expedition Voyage Consultants may include geologists, marine biologists, botanists, and glaciologists. You will be paddling for about 2 hours.

Port
Tracy Arm / Endicott Arm
Time
11:00 AM
Duration
2 Hours
Activity Level
Strenuous

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$289 USD

Tracy Arm or Endicott Arm, Windstar Signature Expedition - Zodiac Tour

Windstar Signature Expeditions are operated by Windstar Cruises directly from the ship. Windstar has partnered with Expert Expedition Voyage Consultants who will operate the Zodiac boats while also providing insight, education and commentary on the stunning scenery of the Alaskan Wilderness. On your Zodiac expedition in the Tracy Arm - Fords Terror Wilderness through Tracy Arm or Endicott Arm you will ride in front of the South Sawyer Glacier or Dawes Glacier. Both are tidewater glaciers that are actively calving. You may see harbor seals hauled out on the ice floes or mountain goats high on the cliffs above. The vertical granite cliffs rise as much as 4, 000 feet from the sea and have numerous waterfalls. John Muir referred to this area as "a wild, unfinished Yosemite". Please note: You can conveniently change in your suite. Dress according to the prevailing weather conditions; you will be provided with a life jacket. Wildlife sightings are not guaranteed, and tour operation is weather dependent. The decision to go to Tracy Arm or Endicott Arm will be decided the day of the excursion by the Captain and Expedition Leader, it will be made based on the prevailing ice conditions, weather and other cruise ship traffic in the area. Both locations allow for similar sightseeing opportunities. Expedition Voyage Consultants may include geologists, marine biologists, botanists, and glaciologists.

Port
Tracy Arm / Endicott Arm
Time
11:00 AM
Duration
1.25 Hours
Activity Level
Easy-Moderate

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$369 USD

Tracy Arm or Endicott Arm, Windstar Signature Expedition - Kayaking

Windstar Signature Expeditions are operated by Windstar Cruises directly from the ship. Windstar has partnered with Expert Expedition Voyage Consultants to provide insight, education and commentary on the stunning scenery of the Alaskan Wilderness. On your 2.5-hour kayak expedition in the Tracy Arm-Fords Terror Wilderness through Tracy Arm or Endicott Arm you will kayak in front of the South Sawyer Glacier or Dawes Glacier. Both are tidewater glaciers that are actively calving. You may see harbor seals hauled out on the ice floes or mountain goats high on the cliffs above. The vertical granite cliffs rise as much as 4,000 feet from the sea and have numerous waterfalls. John Muir referred to this area as "a wild, unfinished Yosemite". Please note: You can conveniently change in your suite. Dress according to the prevailing weather conditions; you will be provided with a life jacket. Wildlife sightings are not guaranteed and tour operation is weather dependent. The decision to go to Tracy Arm or Endicott Arm will be decided the day of the excursion by the Captain and Expedition Leader, it will be made based on the prevailing ice conditions, weather and other cruise ship traffic in the area. Both locations allow for similar sightseeing opportunities. Expedition Voyage Consultants may include geologists, marine biologists, botanists, and glaciologists. You will be paddling for about 2 hours.

Port
Tracy Arm / Endicott Arm
Time
8:30 AM
Duration
2 Hours
Activity Level
Strenuous

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$289 USD

Tracy Arm or Endicott Arm, Windstar Signature Expedition - Zodiac Tour

Windstar Signature Expeditions are operated by Windstar Cruises directly from the ship. Windstar has partnered with Expert Expedition Voyage Consultants who will operate the Zodiac boats while also providing insight, education and commentary on the stunning scenery of the Alaskan Wilderness. On your Zodiac expedition in the Tracy Arm - Fords Terror Wilderness through Tracy Arm or Endicott Arm you will ride in front of the South Sawyer Glacier or Dawes Glacier. Both are tidewater glaciers that are actively calving. You may see harbor seals hauled out on the ice floes or mountain goats high on the cliffs above. The vertical granite cliffs rise as much as 4, 000 feet from the sea and have numerous waterfalls. John Muir referred to this area as "a wild, unfinished Yosemite". Please note: You can conveniently change in your suite. Dress according to the prevailing weather conditions; you will be provided with a life jacket. Wildlife sightings are not guaranteed, and tour operation is weather dependent. The decision to go to Tracy Arm or Endicott Arm will be decided the day of the excursion by the Captain and Expedition Leader, it will be made based on the prevailing ice conditions, weather and other cruise ship traffic in the area. Both locations allow for similar sightseeing opportunities. Expedition Voyage Consultants may include geologists, marine biologists, botanists, and glaciologists.

Port
Tracy Arm / Endicott Arm
Time
8:15 AM
Duration
1.25 Hours
Activity Level
Easy-Moderate

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$369 USD

4
AUG 17, 2027
Wrangell
ARRIVE
9:00 AM
DEPART
6:00 PM
MARINA
NO
SHORE EXCURSIONS
4

One of the oldest towns in Alaska, Wrangell is located near the mouth of the Stikine River. Much of its history can be seen in the impressive collection of totems scattered throughout the town. Highlights here are the amazing Petroglyph Beach State Historic Park where you can find primitive rock carvings and just 30 miles away is the Anan Wildlife Observatory with the largest pink salmon runs in the Inside Passage, and a platform from which you can look for eagles, harbor seals and black bears.

Wrangell, Experience Wrangell

Discover the highlights of this truly Alaskan town and see its colorful history and native culture come to life while visiting the Wrangell Museum and Petroglyph Beach with Kiks Adi Totem Park view and Alaskan Native interpretation. Departing the pier, meander to downtown Wrangell to view Kiks Adi Totem Park. Then, learn about fishing and the Stikine River and its significant influence on the development of Wrangell. Pass through the town and see its historic churches, while on the way, catch a glimpse of a traditional Tlingit Tribal House and Wrangell's oldest harbor. Visit Wrangell's famous anthropological sight, Petroglyph Beach and see ancient rock carvings dating from 4,000 to 6,000 years ago, before the settlement by the Tlingit tribes. Enjoy a petroglyph rubbing demonstration before heading to the Wrangell Museum. The local museum houses a rich assortment of over 5,000 historic photos, native artifacts, a collection of Tlingit petroglyphs, and fishing, mining and logging displays. Please note: The order of sites may vary. Walking is required to and from the sites, especially Petroglyph Beach, a natural beach with rocks, gravel, sand and logs that can be slippery at low tide. There are several steps to Petroglyph Beach, not suitable for those in wheelchairs. Walkers or canes can do this tour, but you may choose also to stay on the bus where the walking is too much. You may wish to enjoy additional city highlights on their own before returning to the ship.

Port
Wrangell
Time
9:30 AM
Duration
2.75 Hours
Activity Level
Easy-Moderate

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$119 USD

Wrangell, Windstar Signature Expedition - Wrangell Interpretive Hike

John Muir hiked here while using Wrangell as headquarters for his Stikine delta explorations. Participants are assured of wonderful views and a true immersive forest experience with an elevation gain of about 400 feet. This hike will present good views of the surrounding mountains and landscapes and a chance to learn about rainforest ecology. This intimate interpretive tour will be led by two of our experienced onboard Expedition Staff. Please note: This excursion will depart directly from the ship and will be led by two Expedition Staff. No equipment is required. Guests will need to wear their own suitable footwear and dress according to the prevailing weather conditions. Expedition Voyage Consultants may include geologists, marine biologists, botanists, and glaciologists. The departure time for this tour is subject to change due to the nature of the excursion. Destination Services will notify you about your tour departure time. The walk is mostly on boardwalk which does not have handrails, can become slippery when wet and has approximately 300 steps to the summit of Mount Dewey. This tour is not recommended for those with walking or mobility issues.

Port
Wrangell
Time
9:30 AM
Duration
1.5 Hours
Activity Level
Strenuous

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$59 USD

Wrangell, Marine Wildlife, Captains Choice

Join your captain and biologist guides on a magical discovery of wildlife in the protected waterways of the Inside Passage. Travel to nearby feeding grounds on a covered jet boat and find whales chasing after schools of small fish, otters frolicking playfully in the kelp beds, sea lions fighting over the best spot on a perch, seals basking on a rock or peeking at you from the water. Sometimes you may find Orca cruising the waterways in search of food or porpoises following the boat to play in the wake. Eagles fish to feed their young and seabirds look to take advantage of the leftovers from feeding mammals. This day is about animals. Where they go, you will go. The biologist guides will decide the best itinerary for the day based on the conditions and the behavior of the animals at the time of year. This 5- hour tour includes a sandwich and snack lunch, water and a brief stop on the beach. Please note: Your captain and guides strive to include as much wildlife as possible, however wildlife sightings of all species are not guaranteed. Weather, sea conditions and safety are important factors in where the captain chooses to go. Wear weather-appropriate clothes and shoes for boating.

Port
Wrangell
Time
9:30 AM
Duration
5 Hours
Activity Level
Easy-Moderate

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$449 USD

Wrangell, Island Heritage

Journey through the past to the present on a personalized tour experience of Wrangell and its most popular attractions. Your Alaskan Native guide will share the diverse history of Wrangell starting with the first inhabitants, the Tlingit Nation, whose history spans approximately 10,000 years. Sit down as invited guests at Chief Shakes Tribal House to hear stories that have been with us; passed down generation to generation. Learn the story of Fort Wrangell, unearth ancient petroglyphs and explore Wrangell today (from the comfort of your shuttle). Bottled water and a souvenir petroglyph rubbing will be available for you. Three great sites will be visited: Chief Shakes Tribal House, the Wrangell Museum and Petroglyph Beach. Several historic sites are viewed from the shuttle as part of the driving portion of this tour. The tour will depart from and return to your pier. As the third oldest city in Alaska, ruled by four nations, under three flags, Wrangell's rich and diverse history is sure to captivate you! Please note: This is a walking and driving tour. Much time will be spent on your feet at Petroglyph Beach and the Wrangell Museum. Wear comfortable walking shoes and weather appropriate attire. You will be transported by shuttle bus to each of the sites. All sites are handicap accessible, although not able to accommodate wheelchairs.

Port
Wrangell
Time
9:30 AM
Duration
3 Hours
Activity Level
Easy-Moderate

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$169 USD

5
AUG 18, 2027
Misty Fjords/Rudyerd Bay
ARRIVE
8:00 AM
DEPART
5:00 PM
MARINA
NO
SHORE EXCURSIONS
3

Cruising Misty Fjords/Rudyerd Bay in Alaska offers an awe-inspiring adventure through one of nature's most pristine landscapes. Towering granite cliffs rise dramatically from mirror-like waters. The mist-shrouded environment evokes a sense of ancient mystery and tranquility, while diverse wildlife, including seals and eagles, adds to the experience. Navigating these majestic fjords provides an unforgettable glimpse into Alaska's raw, untouched beauty, where every turn reveals a new, breathtaking vista

Misty Fjords, Windstar Signature Expedition - Misty Fjords Zodiac Tour

Signature Expeditions are operated by Xanterra  Parks and Resorts directly from the ship. Xanterra has partnered with Expert Expedition Voyage Consultants who will operate the Zodiac boats while also providing insight, education and commentary on the stunning scenery of the Alaskan Wilderness. On your Zodiac expedition through Misty Fjords National Monument you will see 3,000-foot glacier-sculpted cliffs with numerous waterfalls cascading down the cliffs, wildlife like bald eagles, and perhaps brown and/or black bears and mountain goats. Throughout the forest you will find western hemlock, Sitka spruce and western red cedar. Please note: You can conveniently change in your suite. Dress according to the prevailing weather condition; you will be provided with a life jacket. Wildlife sightings are not guaranteed and tour operation is weather dependent. Expedition Voyage Consultants may include geologists, marine biologists, botanists, and glaciologists. The departure times for the Signature Expedition tours are subject to change due to the nature of these excursions. Destination Services will notify you about your tour departure time. Please inform the Destination Services team if you are travelling in a group of 4-6 people and booked on the same expedition as the zodiac boat tours can only accommodate 6 guests at a time.

Port
Misty Fjords/Rudyerd Bay
Time
9:30 AM
Duration
1.25 Hours
Activity Level
Easy-Moderate

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$369 USD

Misty Fjords, Signature Expedition - Misty Fjords Kayaking

Signature Expeditions are operated by Xanterra directly from the ship. Xanterra has partnered with Expert Expedition Voyage Consultants to provide insight, education and commentary on the stunning scenery of the Alaskan Wilderness. On your 2.5-hour kayak expedition through Misty Fjords National Monument you will see 3,000-foot glacier-sculpted cliffs with numerous waterfalls cascading down the cliffs, wildlife like bald eagles, and perhaps brown and/or black bears and mountain goats. Throughout the forest you will find western hemlock, Sitka spruce and western red cedar. Please note: You can conveniently change in your suite. Dress according to the prevailing weather condition; you will be provided with a life jacket. Wildlife sightings are not guaranteed, and tour operation is weather dependent. Expedition Voyage Consultants may include geologists, marine biologists, botanists, and glaciologists. You will be paddling for about 2 hours. The departure times for the Signature Expedition tours are subject to change due to the nature of these excursions. Destination Services will notify you about your tour departure time. All kayaks used for the Signature Expedition tours are 2-person tandem kayaks.

Port
Misty Fjords/Rudyerd Bay
Time
11:00 AM
Duration
2 Hours
Activity Level
Strenuous

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$289 USD

Misty Fjords, Signature Expedition - Misty Fjords Kayaking

Signature Expeditions are operated by Xanterra directly from the ship. Xanterra has partnered with Expert Expedition Voyage Consultants to provide insight, education and commentary on the stunning scenery of the Alaskan Wilderness. On your 2.5-hour kayak expedition through Misty Fjords National Monument you will see 3,000-foot glacier-sculpted cliffs with numerous waterfalls cascading down the cliffs, wildlife like bald eagles, and perhaps brown and/or black bears and mountain goats. Throughout the forest you will find western hemlock, Sitka spruce and western red cedar. Please note: You can conveniently change in your suite. Dress according to the prevailing weather condition; you will be provided with a life jacket. Wildlife sightings are not guaranteed, and tour operation is weather dependent. Expedition Voyage Consultants may include geologists, marine biologists, botanists, and glaciologists. You will be paddling for about 2 hours. The departure times for the Signature Expedition tours are subject to change due to the nature of these excursions. Destination Services will notify you about your tour departure time. All kayaks used for the Signature Expedition tours are 2-person tandem kayaks.

Port
Misty Fjords/Rudyerd Bay
Time
9:30 AM
Duration
2 Hours
Activity Level
Strenuous

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$289 USD

6
AUG 19, 2027
PRINCE RUPERT, BC
ARRIVE
7:00 AM
DEPART
1:30 PM
MARINA
NO
SHORE EXCURSIONS
5

Prince Rupert is a charming coastal town on the northern edge of British Columbia, known for its dramatic fjords, lush rainforest, and abundant wildlife. As the gateway to the Inside Passage, it offers scenic beauty at every turn, from misty mountains to vibrant harbor views. Visitors can explore Indigenous culture, local museums, and the bustling Cow Bay district filled with shops and cafés. Its cool marine climate and rich natural surroundings make it an ideal spot for outdoor adventures and wildlife excursions.

Prince Rupert, Northern Great Bear Rainforest by Zodiac

Enjoy a short scenic walk along the oceanfront promenade to Cow Bay Marina, where your adventure begins. After donning a survival suit and receiving a safety briefing, board a zodiac for an exhilarating journey through the National Historic Site of Metlakatla Pass. Cruising along a route tailored to the day’s conditions, take in dramatic mountain landscapes, lush rainforest, and pristine coastal scenery. Keep watch for wildlife such as orcas, humpback whales, sea otters, and bald eagles, as sightings vary with nature. Throughout the journey, your expert guide will share engaging insights into the region’s ecosystems, history, and rich Indigenous culture, bringing the landscape to life as you explore this remarkable coastal wilderness.

Port
PRINCE RUPERT, BC
Time
7:30 AM
Duration
2.25 Hours
Activity Level
Moderate-Strenuous

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$219 USD

Prince Rupert, Butze Rainforest Nature Hike

Begin your journey with a brief transfer aboard an air-conditioned motor coach from the Northland Cruise Terminal. Along the way, your guide will offer insight into the history of Prince Rupert and the surrounding communities. Upon arrival, embark on your hike deep into the rainforest while learning of the various plants and trees, their importance in traditional native medicines and culture, as well as their role in the food chain. Approximately halfway through the hike, you will rest at a viewpoint overlooking the Butze Rapids, a great stop for a picture to remember the moment. The unique tidal rapids reverse direction with the tides; peaceful at high and low tides, roaring with white foam while the ocean tide is flowing. Enjoy homemade granola bars and bottled water at the rapids before returning to downtown Prince Rupert. Upon completion of your hike, you will board your ship. Please note: Wear closed-toe walking shoes and comfortable clothing, bring a rain jacket, sunscreen, and insect repellent.

Port
PRINCE RUPERT, BC
Time
7:30 AM
Duration
2.75 Hours
Activity Level
Moderate-Strenuous

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$99 USD

Prince Rupert, City and Nature by E-Bike

Discover Prince Rupert on a guided eco e-bike ride that blends coastal scenery, heritage landmarks, and local culture. Set out from the vibrant waterfront district of Cow Bay, where colorful shops, welcoming cafés, and a lively maritime atmosphere reflect the area’s fishing heritage. Ride along the scenic waterfront to Waterfront Observation Park, your first photo stop, where you’ll view the historic Kwinitsa Railway Station—the former terminus of the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway. Now a museum, it offers insight into the role the railway played in shaping Prince Rupert. Continue past the beautifully preserved Pillsbury House and pause at the Sunken Gardens before making your way toward the courthouse and around Cow Bay to Rushbrook Marina. Here, enjoy a scenic stop and a leisurely walk along the Rushbrook Trail, taking in the coastal surroundings before returning to the pier by e-bike. Please note: Tour sequence may vary. Participants must be comfortable riding a bicycle and complete a brief skills test.

Port
PRINCE RUPERT, BC
Time
7:30 AM
Duration
2.25 Hours
Activity Level
Strenuous

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$119 USD

Prince Rupert, Echoes of Time: Indigenous Life and Culture

Immerse yourself in the rich heritage of the Tsimshian people on a cultural journey spanning over 14,000 years of Native history. Begin with an engaging introduction that brings together stories of ancient traditions and modern life, offering insight into the deep connection between the people and the land. Continue to the Museum of Northern British Columbia, where expert guides lead you through thoughtfully curated exhibits showcasing Indigenous art, artifacts, and cultural traditions. Gain a deeper understanding of Native life through these powerful displays. A short walk brings you to a traditional Long House, where the experience comes alive through rhythmic drumming, masked dances, and evocative songs that have been passed down through generations. Feel the energy of these living traditions as you witness and engage with this vibrant cultural expression. Following the experience, you may choose to return to the museum to explore the galleries further or browse the gift shop for authentic Indigenous crafts. Alternatively, enjoy time at leisure in Cow Bay, where you can stroll the waterfront and take in the local atmosphere.

Port
PRINCE RUPERT, BC
Time
7:30 AM
Duration
2 Hours
Activity Level
Moderate

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$139 USD

Prince Rupert, City Highlights & Museum

Board a bus at the pier and settle in to enjoy a fascinating and informative guided excursion around the City of Prince Rupert. Learn about the history, heritage and culture of the City with a knowledgeable guide; experience the beauty of the Northwest Coat at scenic stops; visit the Kwinitsa Railway Museum that celebrates the City's history as the terminus of the GTP railway, and discover the ancient history of Northwest Coast peoples at the world class Museum of Northern BC. As you tour, see sights reminiscent of the many peoples and cultures who founded the City, adventurers and entrepreneurs who wanted to be part of what was to be a transportation hub linking Canada to the countries of the Pacific Rim. From the British gentleman who founded a dairy at Cow Bay and gave it its name, to the Chinese gold miner who started Prince Rupert's longest lasting grocery, from the many shop owners who set up their first businesses in tent towns, to the American and European gentlemen who invested in the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway and its fleet of ships. Stop at a scenic viewpoint and look out over Prince Rupert Harbour and the famous Metlakatla Pass. Imagine this stretch of Northwest Coast as the ice from the last glaciation receded and sea levels rose, but where a few thousand years later the Tsimshian made their winter villages with great cedar houses and canoes, and thrived in the rich coastal landscape. Drive through downtown, take in the diverse styles of architecture, pass City Hall, and head toward the waterfront, the location of Prince Rupert's industrial history. Learn about the modern day port, the transportation hub that now, a century after Prince Rupert was founded, does link Canada to the countries of the Pacific Rim. Stop at the waterfront's Kinsmen Park and visit the Kwinitsa Railway Station Museum, where you will learn about the building of the cross-Canada Grand Trunk Pacific Railway and the founding of the City. Finally travel to the Museum of Northern BC, known for its important First Nations collection, impressive exhibits, knowledgeable guides, and stimulating tours. Connect with the ancient past, exploring the art, history and living culture of the Tsimshian. Then board the bus for the short trip back to the pier, or spend more time and the Museum and enjoy a leisurely downhill walk back to the pier. Please note: Wear comfortable walking shoes. This tour is wheelchair accessible.

Port
PRINCE RUPERT, BC
Time
7:30 AM
Duration
2 Hours
Activity Level
Easy-Moderate

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$159 USD

7
AUG 20, 2027
AT SEA
8
AUG 21, 2027
Vancouver
ARRIVE
8:00 AM
DISEMBARK
9:00 AM
MARINA
NO
SHORE EXCURSIONS
0

Vancouver's location at the mouth of the Fraser River and on the waterways of the Strait of Georgia, Howe Sound, Burrard Inlet and all their tributaries makes this busy seaport an easy place for meeting. It is one of Canada's most populated, most ethnically diverse cities that is a popular filming location. Visit the interesting neighborhoods of Gastown, Granville Island and Chinatown. Walk across the Capilano Suspension Bridge and stroll through Stanley Park. See the Vancouver Art Gallery and the Museum of Anthropology. There is an amazing variety of things to see and do here.