North America & Alaska
Alaska
Glaciers, whales, and the Inside Passage.
Alaska is the wilderness you reach by sea. Tidewater glaciers calve into fjords, humpbacks breach in the channels, brown bears fish the salmon streams, and frontier capitals like Juneau have no road in at all. The Inside Passage threads it all together, rainforest, ice and water on a scale that resets the eye.
Where you’ll go
5 places to step ashore
Juneau
The Mendenhall Glacier, humpback whales, and a state capital with no road in.
Ketchikan
Rainforest, the world's largest collection of totem poles, and a floatplane wilderness.
Sitka
Onion-domed Russian history, sea otters, and rainforest on the open Pacific.
Icy Strait Point
A Tlingit-owned cannery port with Alaska's best whale-watching and brown bears.
Tracy Arm Fjord
A narrow fjord of blue ice, waterfalls, and seals on the floes.