Majesty of Alaska

10-day Cruise from Vancouver to Seattle onboard Regatta

HISTORY AND GRANDEUR | From the warm Canadian embrace of vibrant Vancouver to the Scandinavian touches of emerald-forested Seattle, discover the many threads in the fabric of Alaska and the Pacific Northwest. Russian influences are evident in remote Sitka, while the echoes of the explorers are heard among the whales near Hubbard Glacier. Skagway, known as the “Gateway to the Klondike,” brought people from all over the world during the heady days of the gold rush, while Ketchikan’s clean air and refreshing climate have been likened to that of Scotland. Juneau’s bawdy days as a gold mining town are in sharp contrast to the spiritual beauty of the native Tlingit in Icy Strait Point. To learn more about Oceania Cruises’ Alaska, visit www.alaskacruiselog.com.

• The ice at the terminal face of Hubbard Glacier is approximately 450 years old and is over 2,000 feet thick in some locations
• At Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve near Skagway, towering mountains, hanging glaciers and lush forests are home to a the world’s largest gathering of bald eagles
• More than a mile long, the zip line at Icy Strait Point is a thrilling way to take in the beautiful scenery of Alaska
• Explore the gorgeous historical homes and buildings of Victoria, also known as the “City of Gardens,” in the comfort of a horse drawn trolley

Glacial Passage

7-day Cruise from Seattle to Vancouver onboard Regatta

The twin Sawyer Glaciers of Tracy Arm Fjord set the tone for this adventure. Watch for wolves, bears, deer and harbor seals. Off the coast, whale sightings are common. Along the incomparable Inside Passage, bald eagles soar overhead, and the sea is swarming with salmon near Ketchikan. Anan Bear and Wildlife Observatory gives a glimpse into the wilderness around Wrangell, and kayaking the waters off Sitka is a serene and deeply moving experience. Even the big cities bring nature to your doorstep. Vancouver's expansive and lushly forested Stanley Park is layered with flowers lining its many trails, while iconic Mount Rainier outside Seattle adds its volcanic silhouette to the skyline. To learn more about Oceania Cruises’ Alaska, visit www.alaskacruiselog.com.

ALASKA EXPLORER YOUTH PROGRAM
For guests who travel with children, our Alaska Explorer youth program offers the opportunity for everyone to experience the excitement of exploring the Northwest Coast and Alaska in a meaningful, enriching way. Designed for age groups between 5 and 13, the program is supervised by experienced and enthusiastic youth counselors and includes games, activities and Alaska-inspired special events. Look for this icon on select voyages.

Alaskan Wilderness

10-day Cruise from Seattle to Seattle onboard Regatta

From the ultra-modern Experience Music Project in Seattle to the multicolored hues of traditional Butchart Gardens near Victoria, you can see it all on this ten-day voyage. The isolation of dramatic Icy Strait Point is balanced by the small-town charms of Juneau, Alaska's capital city. Sitka, where Russia transferred ownership of Alaska to the United States in 1867, still exhibits its Russian heritage in the historic Russian Bishop's House and the onion domes of the Russian Orthodox Church. The still waters of the fishing village of Ketchikan are a prelude to the unspoiled beauty of the Inside Passage and the glories of unmatched Hubbard Glacier, which extends 76 miles inland. To learn more about Oceania Cruises’ Alaska, visit www.alaskacruiselog.com.

ALASKA EXPLORER YOUTH PROGRAM
For guests who travel with children, our Alaska Explorer youth program offers the opportunity for everyone to experience the excitement of exploring the Northwest Coast and Alaska in a meaningful, enriching way. Designed for age groups between 5 and 13, the program is supervised by experienced and enthusiastic youth counselors and includes games, activities and Alaska-inspired special events. Look for this icon on select voyages.

Alaskan Glory

10-day Cruise from Seattle to Seattle onboard Regatta

CALL OF THE WILD | In the summer months, the Alaskan wilderness springs to life, and there is no better way to explore this magnificent untamed country than from the comfort of the luxurious Regatta. Kayaking through Tongass National Park near Ketchikan provides unique opportunities to view bald eagles, seals, jumping salmon and starfish up close. Learn the art of dogsledding from professional mushers and take in the awe-inspiring Alaskan wilderness around Juneau on a dogsled ride. An exhilarating bike ride around the village of Hoonah allows for an intimate look at Alaska’s largest Tlingit settlement and marvelous views of the surrounding forests and icy waters. To learn more about Oceania Cruises’ Alaska, visit www.alaskacruiselog.com.

• Near Juneau, hike along the Trail of Time for splendid vistas of Mendenhall Glacier and the results of its retreat from the picturesque valley
• Cruise the gorgeous Alaskan coastline in search of the otters, whales, porpoises and sea lions that frolic in the waters near Sitka
• The calm waters and spectacular scenery of the Inside Passage are best viewed from Regatta’s decks
• Home of uninterrupted blooms from March through October, the Butchart Gardens in Victoria draw visitors from near and far

Coastal Alaska

7-day Cruise from Seattle to Seattle onboard Regatta

What moment will you carry with you forever? Will it be the stillness of Tracy Arm Fjord or the resounding crack of ice breaking free from Sawyer Glacier and thundering into the sea? Perhaps it will be your time in Wrangell, where you can hike to the top of Mt. Dewey, scoot along the Stikine River in a jet boat or catch salmon and halibut on a fishing excursion. Prince Rupert vies for your attention with a seaplane flight over lush rainforests, deep valleys, rugged mountain fjords and cascading waterfalls. And the Inside Passage presents an array of wildlife that unfolds like a theater backdrop from the deck of Regatta. To learn more about Oceania Cruises’ Alaska, visit www.alaskacruiselog.com.

ALASKA EXPLORER YOUTH PROGRAM
For guests who travel with children, our Alaska Explorer youth program offers the opportunity for everyone to experience the excitement of exploring the Northwest Coast and Alaska in a meaningful, enriching way. Designed for age groups between 5 and 13, the program is supervised by experienced and enthusiastic youth counselors and includes games, activities and Alaska-inspired special events. Look for this icon on select voyages.