Alaska
Tracy Arm Fjord
Sail to a calving tidewater glacier.
A narrow fjord of blue ice, waterfalls, and seals on the floes.
Tracy Arm is a day of scenic cruising into the ice. The ship threads a narrow, deepening fjord, sheer granite, ribboned waterfalls, blue bergs drifting past, to the twin Sawyer Glaciers at its head, where harbour seals haul out on the floes and the ice calves into the water with a crack like a rifle. Many find it surpasses Glacier Bay.
What you’ll do
·Deck scenic cruising
·Glacier-face viewing
·Spot seals on the floes
·Waterfall close-passes
Why it’s special
Sawyer Glacier
A tidewater glacier calving into the fjord at its head.
Narrow-fjord cruising
Sheer granite walls and waterfalls closing in on the ship.
Seals on the ice
Harbour seals hauled out on drifting blue bergs.
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