Apr
15
2010
You know how it is. The more options you have, the harder it is to choose! And that’s exactly what most travellers face when they’re looking to cruise to Alaska. There are many routes to choose from for Alaska cruises. Different routes are preferred for different reasons, but a Seattle roundtrip cruise to Alaska may be what you’re looking for! Here’s why.
Ease and Convenience
If you’re flying from within the United States to Seattle, there’s no customs at the airport, there’s direct travel connection from airport to cruise terminals and there’s less time travelling by air. It’s simply that easy and convenient when cruising from Seattle to Alaska.
Tags: Alaska, cruises, Seattle
Jan
10
2010
Taking an Alaska cruise from Vancouver (British Columbia, Canada) is the perfect way to see and experience the natural beauty of the far-flung glaciers,mountains, spot whales in the open, wildlife, and culture of America’s last frontier.
Alaska is a land you must explore to appreciate, and there’s no better way to explore Alaska than on a cruise where you’ll see the breathtaking Alaskan interior, the majestic fjords and the beautiful wildlife!
The Port of Vancouver has been the leading Canada homeport for Alaska cruises since 1970s, offering passengers more ships and departure dates to choose from than any other port.
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Tags: Alaska, Cruise, From, gateway, Vancouver