Alaska's Inside Passage Yacht Cruise

"The Last Frontier"
In Southeast Alaska, we travel through the largest national forest in the United States where grizzly bears, black bears, mountain goats, bald eagles and wolves make their home. On our way to view Alaska's massive glaciers, we enter some of the world's deepest fjords. In the still of the evening, we watch bears ambling along wild shorelines. And everywhere in the swirling currents below, the world's largest mammals, the great whales, forage in bountiful waters along the sheltered coastline. We meet Alaska and its wildlife at eye level.
Cruise Itinerary |
Yacht |
Length of Cruise |
Rates & Dates |
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| 8 days/7 nights |
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| 8 days/7 nights |
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8 days/7 nights |
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| 9 days/8 nights |
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15 days/14 nights |
With American Safari Cruises, you can spend as much as two full days sailing in Glacier Bay National Park, not merely cruising past the astounding scenery, but stopping to go ashore or kayak with your Expedition Leader or Park Ranger. You'll explore this unforgettable "natural laboratory" where receding glaciers reveal a landscape that hasn't been uncovered from the ice in tens of thousands of years. To experience Glacier Bay is to experience nature in its primary stages, a rare opportunity indeed!
American Safari Cruises offers one of the most in-depth explorations of remarkable Glacier Bay. The Safari Quest focuses on spending two consecutive days inside the park. The Safari Explorer spends one or two days, and the Safari Spirit and Safari Escape spend two consecutive days visiting the park in May and September.
And that's only the beginning...
Experience Alaska's interior on a fully customized land extension. Our extensive knowledge and relationships in Alaska provide a complete travel experience for the vacation of a lifetime!
Note: American Safari Cruises operates in parternship with the Tongass National Forest. All hikes and walks occurring in Alaska's Tongass National Forest are permitted by the U.S. Forest Service.
| Suggested Reading for Alaska Itineraries here. |