Alaska

– The wild northern frontier
Misty Fjords National Monument, Alaska
  • True frontier
    Sail with the pioneers of expedition cruising to stunning Alaska, and explore a true frontier with a rich sense of adventure.
  • The wonders of nature
    Experience vast wilderness, beautiful fjords, bays, glaciers, icebergs and mountain ranges – a feast for all your senses.
  • Amazing wildlife
    Stay active with hikes, kayaking and boat cruising while scouting for magnificent creatures like bears, whales and eagles.
  • Unique native culture
    We call on remote small communities and historic towns to learn about the fascinating traditions and history of Alaska.
Misty Fjords National Monument, Alaska
Alaska is a paradise for wildlife. Whales feed in Alaskan waters. Bears roam the shores or catch salmon in rivers. Sea lions group on rocky outcrops, eagles soar from tree to tree, and seals float on icebergs deep in the fjords.
Lituya Bay, a part of Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve
St. Matthew Island, Alaska
Russian and Native American interaction can be explored at Kodiak. The area has a history of fur traders from Russia and the Russian influence remains here in the form of a beautiful Russian Orthodox Church.
Saxman Village
Bear in Geographical Harbour, Alaska
Bald Eagle, Sitka
Kodiak, Alaska

Cruises in Alaska

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Sail with the experts

– Your Expedition Team in Alaska

Our experts are here to safeguard both explorers and the pristine environment. They serve as your invaluable hosts throughout your expedition cruise.

Leading and teaching

During your discovery of Alaska and Canada, your Expedition Team will lead the way on hikes, guided tours, historical site visits, landscape explorations, and flora and fauna spotting (birds, bears and more).

“Our Explorer and small boat cruising activities are a great way to discover smaller places that can´t be reached by big ships.”

– Tomasz, Assistant Expedition Leader

Meet the Alaska Expedition Team