Alaska cruises
Glaciers, whales, and small harbor towns, all from the deck of your ship. I help couples choose the right line, the right route, and the right month, so the trip you picture is the trip you get.
Twenty minutes, no pressure, no obligation to book.
Alaska has more moving parts than most cruises. These are the choices that shape the trip.
Round trips from Seattle or Vancouver keep the flights simple. One-way sailings let you see more, and some pair with a few days on land. We talk through which fits how the two of you like to travel.
The season runs roughly May through September. Early season is quieter and cooler, midsummer has the longest days, and late season brings fewer crowds. I match it to what you want to see.
A balcony is worth a hard look in Alaska, since much of the scenery is the point. We talk about where it matters and where a window does the job.
Glacier flights, wildlife, train rides, and quiet walks in port. I help you pick a few that suit you and skip the ones that don't.
Both offer a wide range of Alaska itineraries, including options that pair the cruise with time on land.
Strong specialty dining and suite options, for couples who want the evenings on board to feel like part of the trip.
Norwegian sails to Alaska with a lot of dining and entertainment choices on board. My 2027 group sailing is on Norwegian Encore, so ask me about it.
Smaller, port-focused ships for couples who care more about the destination than the ship. They are a different kind of trip, and I'll tell you honestly whether it fits you.
If yours isn't here, ask me on the call.
It depends on what you want. Midsummer has the longest days and the warmest weather. May and September are quieter and usually easier on the budget. We pick the month around what matters most to the two of you.
Popular Alaska sailings fill up well ahead, and I'm booking up to two years out for some cruises. Booking early gives you the best choice of cabins and dates, and usually the best value for what you pay.
Often, yes, especially if the two of you would rather watch a glacier from your balcony than lie on a beach. If one of you wants warm water and sand, we'll talk about that before you book.
Yes. I'm putting together a group sailing to Alaska on Norwegian Encore, leaving Seattle July 4, 2027. The group cruise page has the route and what's included, and I can tell you what's still open on the call.
See the Alaska group cruiseTell me a little about your trip and we'll set up a planning call.
Request a planning callTwenty minutes, no pressure, no obligation to book.