Hubbard Cruises

From the comfort of the ship, head with us through the Gulf of Alaska and into Disenchantment Bay. We think you’ll be amazed when you feast your eyes on one of the most active glaciers of its kind in Alaska. The Hubbard Glacier is a spectacular sight to behold and, at 1,350 square miles of clear blue ice, is the longest river of ice anywhere in North America. Its open face is over six miles wide and the ice that you can see clearly there is approximately 400 hundred years old. Although you definitely get a good view of the glacier from the ship, we don’t get too close as the glacier routinely drops icebergs which can be the equivalent of a ten storey building!

Skagway Cruises

Catch a steam train for a thrilling trip through the White Pass Summit or a diesel ride to the Yukon Suspension Bridge and the Klondike Gold Fields, where you may pan for gold. Explore the back alleys and rich history of Skagway with one of the lavishly costumed madams of the Red Onion Saloon. Take a raft through the Bald Eagle Preserve and look out for bears, moose, and eagles, or hike through Denver Valley with an experienced guide. And for the ultimate thrill head to the Adventure Park and Zip Lines where, with nerves of steel, and a good head for heights, you can cross suspended bridges and whizz through the air high in the trees.

• Glacier tours Take a helicopter to the Denver Glacier for a dog sled tour, or head further afield for awesome sights such as the Ferebee Glacier waterfalls and the spectacular Meade Glacier, or canoe to the face of the Davidson Glacier.
• White Pass Ride aboard the historic White Pass railroad before trekking to the Laughton Glacier. Or catch a ride to the White Pass Summit, 3,290 feet above sea level, to the terrifying yet gracefully presented Yukon Suspension Bridge.