Our Alaska Selection...
	
	    
			  "Big and beautiful are two of the best words to  describe Alaska. The state is the largest in North America and boasts a  coastline longer than all the other state coastlines put together. The scenery  of icy blue glaciers, sky-high peaks and shimmering fjords is simply  breathtaking"
     
		Cruises around  Alaska generally run from May to September. May welcomes the start of summer,  when the local wildlife, including bears, starts to come out of hibernation;  June offers the warmest temperatures and maximum daylight hours; and September,  the end of summer, is a good time to glimpse the Northern Lights.
	    - Plenty  of cruise lines travel to Alaska, so you can pick the itinerary and ship that  is right for you – try the search tool above
- Alaska’s  cruise season runs from around May to September
- The  sheer size of Alaska’s glaciers and snow-capped peaks will leave you awe struck
Kenai Fjords  National Park in Seward is the place to go for abundant wildlife, such as  whales, sea otters and seals, plus plentiful glaciers, fed by the vast Harding  Icefield. The beautiful Inside Passage is another highlight with its ever-changing  scenery of frontier towns, picturesque bays and forest-carpeted mountains. 
          
See the mighty Margerie Glacier in Glacier Bay or visit the former gold rush  towns of Ketchikan and Skagway. The 13-mile long Mendenhall  Glacier and Tracy Arm Fjord near Juneau are also musts.
        At  the centre of the state lies Denali National Park. This sprawling and stunning  park is home to North America’s tallest peak, which can apparently be seen from  the capital of Anchorage on a clear day.