Alaska Cruise Ports

Hubbard Glacier is six miles wide, stunningly blue on clear days, and so active that it is nicknamed "the Galloping Glacier." Bring a camera.

Go glacier spotting in this smart fjord. The glaciers are named for renowned colleges; Harvard is the largest and has a face that is a mile and a half across.

Accessible from Alaska cruise port Whittier through the Passage Canal, Prince William Sound features 17 tidewater glaciers, the densest concentration in the world. Ice plunging into the sea and marine wildlife gliding through crystal waters are fairly common sights.

Glittering blue glaciers at the terminus of each arm fill the waters with icebergs. If that’s not enough, visitors often see chubby seals on ice floes or bears shuffling through this wilderness area.

See seals resting on ice hunks, towering icebergs, waterfalls rushing down from staggering cliffs as you cruise through this fjord’s emerald waters.

Float through this ice-filled inlet, flanked by snow-capped peaks on either side and get views of the largest in-tact coastal temperate rain forest in the United States.