A majestic cruise ship (Norwegian Bliss) sailing through clear waters with snowy mountains as a backdrop.

Lindblad Expeditions-National Geographic

Epic Alaska and British Columbia

Alaska

Sailing Itinerary

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A chartered Australian expedition ship, and the first passenger vessel ever built with an X-BOW

Aboard

  • The first passenger ship in the world to be built with the inverted Ulstein X-BOW
  • Ice class PC6, Polar Category B, built for the Southern Ocean, not for Alaska
  • Four Zodiac launch platforms and hydraulic viewing platforms that extend over the water
  • Two GeoDomes on deck seven, heated glass observation domes
  • Owned by SunStone Ships, operated by Aurora Expeditions, chartered to Lindblad from 2027

Ashore

Where You Stop

Vancouver

Hubbard Glacier

Sitka

Alaska

Alaska

Tidewater glaciers calving into the sea, humpbacks feeding in the Inside Passage, and gold-rush towns you can only reach by water, on a ship that carries you to all of it while you sleep.

Best Time to Go
Late May through early September; the season simply does not run outside it
Typical Length
7 nights round-trip, or 7 to 14 one-way with a land tour
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Scenic view of snowy mountains from a cruise ship in Alaska, highlighting nature's beauty.
MS Radiance of the Seas docked in Juneau, Alaska. Owned by Royal Caribbean.
The Radiance of the Seas in Juneau, Alaska

Photo: Fletcher6 · CC BY-SA 3.0 (share-alike) · Re-encoded to WebP.

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