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Seabourn offers an exhilarating 14-day expedition through the awe-inspiring landscapes of Alaska aboard the Seabourn Quest. Departing from Vancouver, the journey explores the scenic splendour of Ketchikan's famed totem poles, the historical richness of Sitka, and the thunderous majesty of Hubbard Glacier. The tour ventures through the ecological treasures of the Inian Islands and the historical tapestry of Haines, revealing Alaska's remarkable blend of natural wonder and cultural heritage. Each destination, from the artsy town of Ketchikan to the ecologically diverse Misty Fjords, showcases the unique charm and allure that underscore Alaska's reputation as a must-visit wilderness.
As the expedition cruises through the Inside Passage, visitors are treated to unparalleled vistas, such as Tracy Arm's striking twin Sawyer Glaciers, and experience the vibrant local culture in towns like Juneau and Wrangell. En route back to Vancouver, ports like the culturally rich Prince Rupert and historical Alert Bay offer insight into the histories and vibrant cultures of the Pacific Northwest. This round trip concludes in Vancouver, where urban sophistication meets the lure of nearby nature, promising a rich and rewarding finale to an extraordinary journey.
Vancouver is a dazzling mix of urban sophistication and nearby wilderness adventures. With mountains and the sea framing the city, it's an outdoor paradise offering hiking, skiing, kayaking, cycling, and many more activities. Simultaneously, its vibrant cultural scene showcases a rich diversity, primarily Asian influences, making Vancouver a dynamic and cosmopolitan city. It's often celebrated as one of the world's most livable cities due to its balance of modern conveniences and natural beauty.
Enjoy a relaxing day at sea. Experience the ship's various amenities, from fine dining to leisure activities on board, as you sail towards the heart of Alaska's breathtaking landscapes.
Ketchikan, notable for its vibrant totem poles and lush island landscapes, is a hub of artistic culture. Visitors can explore steep streets reminiscent of San Francisco, bustling floatplanes, and salmon-rich waters. Once a robust cannery town, Ketchikan now thrives on tourism while retaining a rugged frontier spirit. Don't miss the artistic offerings and the chance to delve into the town's rich history.
Sitka captivates with its intriguing blend of Alaska Native, Russian, and American histories set against a stunning ocean backdrop. Perfect for on-foot exploration, highlights include St. Michael's Cathedral and Sitka National Historical Park. Once a site of conflict and now a cultural blend, Sitka's narrative is one of history and resilience.
Hubbard Glacier offers an awe-inspiring experience with its colossal size and dynamic presence. Towering columns of ice create an ever-changing landscape as they calve dramatically into the sea. The colours of the ice, ranging from pure white to deep blues, are spellbinding in their ethereal beauty.
The Inian Islands boast a rich ecosystem teeming with wildlife such as Steller sea lions and sea otters. Explore this vibrant marine life with memorable Zodiac® outings in a landscape that remains wild and untamed.
Icy Strait Point, with its restored salmon cannery, offers a unique glimpse into the region's history combined with thrilling activities like zip-lining. Visitors can also engage in more relaxed pursuits like gondola rides with mountain views, or indulge in freshly caught seafood at local eateries.
Haines, a blend of accessible wilderness and vibrant culture, showcases spectacular views of the Lynn Canal and Chilkat Mountains. From its historical roots as a military post and gold rush trailhead, Haines now celebrates its rich Native American culture and provides opportunities for excellent fishing and outdoor recreation.
Juneau, isolated yet cosmopolitan, is a city of contrasts where historic charm meets modern sophistication. Visitors can explore renowned museums, the Mt. Roberts Tramway, and nearby natural wonders like the Mendenhall Glacier. Its rich cultural tapestry is accentuated by striking natural beauty.
Tracy Arm is a quintessential Alaskan fjord lined with towering cliffs and cascading waterfalls that lead to the awe-inspiring twin Sawyer Glaciers. This area within the Tongass National Forest is teeming with wildlife and offers a quintessential glimpse of the untouched beauty of the Alaskan wilderness.
Off the beaten path, Wrangell embraces its heritage with a rich tapestry of history and culture. Located at the mouth of the Stikine River, this charming community captivates with genuine Alaskan charm and local artistic offerings, making it a unique stop on any Southeast Alaskan journey.
Explore the breathtaking landscapes of Misty Fjords, where steep cliffs drape with forests and waterfalls cascade into the sea. The serene beauty of Rudyerd Bay, deep within the fjords, offers a glimpse of the dramatic natural wonder that defines the Alaskan wilderness.
Steeped in Tsimshian culture, Prince Rupert offers a rich historical backdrop set against the wild beauty of coastal rainforests and fjords. Once a burgeoning trade center rivaling Vancouver, today it combines small-town charm with a vibrant community spirit, making it a welcoming stop.
Spend another day indulging in the ship's luxurious offerings as you unwind and prepare to return to the bustling port of Vancouver. Enjoy the scenic journey and partake in various onboard activities that make your expedition memorable.
Home to the Kwakwaka’wakw people, Alert Bay is rich in indigenous culture and history. Visitors can explore the village, known for what is claimed to be the world's tallest totem pole, and witness the revival of traditional customs amidst stunning coastal scenery.
Returning to Vancouver, you once again have the chance to savour the city's vibrant mix of natural wonders and cultural diversity. From stunning landscapes to delicious cuisine, it's evident why Vancouver leaves such a lasting impression on its visitors.
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