Alaska Azamara Cruises

Alaska cruises offer spectacular glacier viewing, wildlife encounters, and dramatic Inside Passage scenery.

Top Alaska sailings

• Alaska Ceo Cruise: Hubbard Glacier, Haines & Ketchikan
• Alaska Cruise: Ketchikan, Juneau & Skagway
• Canada & Alaska Cruise: Vancouver, Klawock & Icy Strait Point
• Alaska & Japan Cruise: Icy Strait, Seward & Tokyo
• Canada To Japan Grand Voyage
• Canada To New Zealand Grand Voyage
• Sydney To San Diego Grand Voyage
• Hong Kong To London Grand Voyage
• Canadian Rockies Cruisetour: Rocky Mountaineer Silverleaf Service
• Canadian Rockies Cruisetour: Rocky Mountaineer Goldleaf Service

Alaska cruises by line

• Holland America Line Alaska cruises
• Princess Cruises Alaska cruises
• Norwegian Cruise Line Alaska cruises
• Royal Caribbean International Alaska cruises
• Celebrity Cruises Alaska cruises
• American Cruise Lines Alaska cruises
• Silversea Alaska cruises
• Viking Ocean Cruises Alaska cruises
• Disney Cruise Line Alaska cruises
• Seabourn Alaska cruises

Frequently asked questions

When is Alaska cruise season?

Alaska cruise season runs from late April through September, with peak season in June and July. May offers lower prices and fewer crowds, while August and September provide fall colors and potential northern lights viewing.

What should I pack for an Alaska cruise?

Pack layers including waterproof jacket, warm fleece, comfortable walking shoes, and binoculars for wildlife viewing. Even in summer, temperatures range from 50-70°F, and rain is common in the Inside Passage.

What's the difference between Inside Passage and Gulf of Alaska cruises?

Inside Passage cruises (roundtrip from Seattle/Vancouver) focus on ports like Juneau, Ketchikan, and Skagway. Gulf of Alaska cruises are one-way between Vancouver and Anchorage, often including Glacier Bay and Hubbard Glacier.

What wildlife can I see on an Alaska cruise?

Alaska cruises offer opportunities to see humpback whales, orcas, sea otters, seals, bald eagles, and bears. Glacier Bay and Tracy Arm are particularly good for wildlife viewing.