Cunard Alaska Cruises
Sailing with Cunard, guests can experience what luxury cruising is really like. Its state-of-the-art ships are designed to make every moment relaxing and fun, and on itineraries across Alaska, guests can discover the wonders of this beautiful region, with every detail of their journey tailored to them.
Why Sail with Cunard on an Alaska Cruise?
The landscapes of Alaska are stunning, with its mountains, forests, rivers and glaciers making it one of the most picturesque destinations in the world. Appreciating the ports of Alaska for all that they have to offer is easy when guests are totally relaxed and at ease, and this is where Cunard demonstrates why it is a leading cruise line.
Throughout their journey, Cunard guests are treated to the very best in onboard service. From complimentary breakfast in bed to enlightening lectures about the history and geography of Alaska, every aspect of their onboard experience is designed to help them enjoy their voyage to the fullest.
What Are the Best Cunard Alaska Cruise Destinations?
Alaska provides a great balance of rich wilderness and lively towns for guests to explore throughout their itinerary. No matter what they are interested in, guests of every age will discover destinations they will fall in love with. Here are some of the top ports that guests can discover with Cunard Alaska cruises:
Ketchikan
Discover authentic shops, restaurants and museums along the historic Creek Street of Ketchikan. This port is full of charming sights and offers access to the Tongass National Forest, where guests can look for exotic wildlife or explore by kayak.
Juneau
As the scenic capital of Alaska, Juneau welcomes Cunard guests to explore its picturesque meadows, mountains and forests. This port holds so many incredible sights in store, including the 13-mile-long Mendenhall Glacier.
Glacier Bay
For those seeking true Alaskan wilderness, Glacier Bay ticks every box. The natural world is in full bloom here, from the icy peaks of the Margerie and Johns Hopkins glaciers to the sea lions, otters and birds that call Bartlett Cove home.
Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve, Alaska, USA
Sitka
Influenced by Tlingit, Russian, and American history, Sitka is a port with stories to tell. Sitka National Historical Park is home to authentic Tlingit art and heritage sites, and Tongass National Forest is where guests can find impressive wildlife such as black-tailed deer and brown bears.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Guests will set sail on their Cunard Alaska cruise from Seattle, U.S.A.
The best time to visit Alaska depends on what cruisers are looking for in their holiday. The summer months of July and August offer the best conditions for hiking and spotting creatures like moose, seals and bears, while the shoulder seasons of May and September are ideal for those seeking good conditions, lower prices, and fewer crowds.
The best time to see the Northern Lights on an Alaska cruise is during the winter when the nights are longest, and the skies are darkest. The further north guests are, the greater their chances of seeing this phenomenon, and they will typically need to stay up into the early morning.
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Make Travel Simple with a Cunard Fly Cruise
There’s so much to see around the world, and with a fly cruise, guests can set sail at a departure port that places them in the midst of their dream destinations right away. With Cunard fly cruises, guests can fly to exotic ports and start exploring sites and attractions on the other side of the world with ease. On a Cunard fly cruise, the whole world is within sailing distance.
