Scenic Alaska Senior Cruise

The cruise to Alaska departs from Vancouver’s seaport at 4:30 PM. Get ready to enjoy this 8-day journey in this accessible, all-inclusive cruise ship experience!

After spending the night in your accessible room and having some breakfast at one of the many tasty venues on-site, you will cross through Alaska’s Inside Passage: A protected web of waterways that boasts glacier fjords and rain forests such as Misty Fjords National Monument and the Glacier Bay National Park & Preserve.

You will also be able to spot several ports and constructions that speak Alaskan history.

On day 3, you will head to Juneau, Alaska’s state capital.

After arriving at 1:00 PM, you will have time to explore on your own until the ship’s departure at 10:00 PM.

We always recommend boarding the cruise earlier than the scheduled departure time.

At Juneau, you will find a town surrounded by water, forests, and mountains. Being the most remote US state capital, the city holds its particular charm and maintains a more uncomplicated way of life.

Here, you will find a variety of adapted activities with ensured wheelchair-accessible transportation. One of them is the gold panning and underground mine exploration, an activity in which you will go underground at what once was the biggest gold mine in the world.

On day 4, you will arrive at Skagway at 7:00 AM and depart at 8:00 PM, an entire day of exploring opportunities.

An iconic 19th town that still preserves its architecture and small-town charm, Skagway is still immersed in the gold rush lore.

You can visit the Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park, which has accessible restrooms at its visitor’s center, different exhibitions, and hiking trails. Park rangers also offer free walking or wheeling tours of the historic district.

Skagway is a great place to shop at small businesses and dine at quaint restaurants that serve freshly caught fish.

With many activities to choose from, a must is visiting the historic White Pass & Yukon Route Railroad, an International Historic Civil Engineering Landmark.

On day 5, you will arrive at Glacier Bay at 7:00 AM and depart at 4:00 PM.

This national park and preserve will surely be a memorable experience. With several glaciers, frosted peaks, and mossy forests, the one-of-a-kind flora and fauna this place holds are forever changing, making your affair unique and unrepeatable.

Be sure to attend the Glacier Bay Primer Talk, where park rangers and cultural guides will introduce you to all the exploration possibilities this park offers and the importance of respecting its ecosystem.

Here, you can watch local footage of the astonishing documentary "Alaska In Concert," a BBC production. Alaska Stage Show is another option; it showcases Glacier Bay's culture in an entertaining way.

On day 7, you will sail Alaska's Inside Passage: A protected web of waterways that boasts glacier fjords and rain forests such as Misty Fjords National Monument and the Glacier Bay National Park & Preserve.

Humpback whales, orcas, brown bears, and bald eagles are some of the many wildlife species you may spot. Here is where you can take some unique photographs and have a deep breath of fresh and chilly Alaskan air.

You will end your trip in Vancouver, where the ship arrives at 7:00 AM local time. After checking out of the cruise, make a day out of your final destination!

Our team can easily customize this portion of the trip should you desire to book an accessible accommodation for an extra day or need privatized transportation to the airport or if you desire to extend your trip length.