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Welcome to Dutch Harbor. Sometimes known as Unalaska, Dutch Harbor is located in the remote Aleutian Islands, stretching between the United States and Russia in the Bering Sea. Here, you can visit the oldest Russian-Orthodox church in North America or enjoy an abundance of outdoor activities, including hiking, sport fishing and kayaking.

Your day at sea will allow you to take full advantage of everything the ship has to offer. Seek out hidden treasures and make the most of the facilities onboard. All of the ships activities can be found on the vessels daily newsletter. If relaxation is on your mind then your sea day will allow you to sit back, soak in ship life and watch the world as it floats by.

Today you will cross over the international dateline. Remember to adjust your watches to the current time.

Your day at sea will allow you to take full advantage of everything the ship has to offer. Seek out hidden treasures and make the most of the facilities onboard. All of the ships activities can be found on the vessels daily newsletter. If relaxation is on your mind then your sea day will allow you to sit back, soak in ship life and watch the world as it floats by.

Welcome to Kodiak! Known as the Emerald Isle, this tiny village is known for its rolling green mountains and breathtaking natural splendour. Visit the Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge to spot native bears, deer and beavers, or check out the Baranov Museum to explore the rich history of the region.

Welcome to Seward, the gateway to Alaska. Shaped by glaciers and surrounded by mountains and ocean, Seward is a breathtaking work of nature. Explore the Kenai Fjords, search for wildlife at Resurrection Bay and get up close to the beauty of Exit Glacier.

Enjoy a scenic cruise as your ship makes its way towards one of Alaska’s most exciting natural treasures Hubbard Glacier. At 7 miles wide, 76 miles long, and 30 stories high, Hubbard is the largest tidewater glacier in North America. Witness glacier calving, where large chunks of ice break off and fall into the water below, and be sure to keep your eye out for the local whales, seals, and otters that hunt and play in the waters of Disenchantment Bay.

Welcome to Sitka, where wilderness and culture collide. Tucked between forested mountains and the Pacific Ocean, the town is filled with remnants of both Alaskan Native and Russian heritage. In town, search for totem poles at the Sitka National Historical Park, uncover history at the Russian Bishop’s House and check out St Michael’s Orthodox Cathedral. If nature’s more your thing, there’s plenty of water activities and wildlife watching on offer.

Icy Strait Point offers travellers the chance to view stunning wildlife like humpback whales, orcas, seals, eagles, and brown bears. You can then explore monuments of the region’s fishing heritage.

The only state capital in the USA that can only be reached by boat or seaplane. With no road access and its extreme remote location, the wildlife and wilderness in Juneau are second to none! Go sea kayaking, pan for gold, visit a salmon hatchery, or take a whale watching trip. Don’t miss the Mendenhall Glacier and a glimpse back to the ice-age!

Welcome to Wrangell. Located in the heart of Alaska’s Inside Passage, Wrangell is famed for its surreal scenery and gold rush history. Hike through rich forests, look out for bears and bald eagles at the Anan Wildlife Observatory and visit Chief Shakes Tribal House for an insight into the native Tlingit culture.

Today’s adventure brings us to Ketchikan, another fascinating location on the Alaskan coast. Visit a Native American village, watch a lumberjack show, take a trip to the Misty Fjords or go crab fishing!

Welcome to Seymour Narrows and Johnstone Strait. As you pass through Seymour Narrows, witness one of the most powerful tidal currents in the world, where swirling waters carve their way between steep, forested shores. Continue into Johnstone Strait and look out for orcas, dolphins and bald eagles as your ship glides through calm, sheltered waters framed by dramatic coastal wilderness.

Welcome to Vancouver. Offering the best of both worlds, here you can spend the morning hiking through mountains and the evening soaking in the city lights. Explore Gastown, wander through Stanley Park and grab a beer and bite to eat at Granville Island. If you’re a nature lover, don’t miss the forest scenery at Capilano Suspension Bridge and the stunning views and grizzly bears at Grouse Mountain.

Welcome to Victoria. Located on the southern end of the stunning Vancouver Island, Victoria boasts an exciting mix of history, culture, and nature. Visit the Royal BC Museum for a taste of culture and head to Fisherman’s Wharf to see the colourful floating houses. If you’re craving some time outdoors, Beacon Hill Park is complete with a petting zoo, rose garden, multiple sports fields, playground and more!

Your day at sea will allow you to take full advantage of everything the ship has to offer. Seek out hidden treasures and make the most of the facilities onboard. All of the ships activities can be found on the vessels daily newsletter. If relaxation is on your mind then your sea day will allow you to sit back, soak in ship life and watch the world as it floats by.