

Alaska
The Last Frontier, the Great Land, North to the Future, Land of the Midnight Sun - The nicknames vary, but what remains unchanged is Alaska's status as a premier, rugged, and fascinating travel destination. The largest, least densely populated, northernmost and westernmost U.S. state Alaska is practically its own country.
With thousands of miles of scenic coastline, experiencing the 49th state on an Alaskan cruise is a. The massive glaciers, misty fjords, tranquil waterways, immense mountains, thriving rainforests, and rugged tundra landscapes are home to scores of wildlife… all viewable from the comfort of your cruise ship or via exciting onshore excursions.
Due to its massive size and diverse landscapes, Alaska can be broken down into several regions. The Inside Passage, also known as the Panhandle, stretches across the southeastern end of state and is the most accessible destination within Alaska. Its majestic forests, wealth of fjords and islands, and abundant wildlife add to the appeal of this region. Southern and Southwestern Alaska includes the city of Anchorage and the volcanic Aleutian Islands. Farther north, Arctic Alaska is home to impressive tundra landscapes, the aurora borealis, and the midnight sun.