7 nights · 22. July - 29. July 2027 · Vancouver → Seward
Seven nights aboard Silver Moon link Vancouver and Anchorage and lead you through the glitter and glory of Alaska's wilderness. The Inside Passage offers a constant shift of dense rainforest, narrow inlets and mighty tidewater glaciers. In the harbours of southeast Alaska you meet Tlingit culture, Russian heritage and Gold Rush stories.
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Vancouver is considered one of the most liveable cities in the world. Stanley Park, Granville Island Market, Gastown with its steam clock and the views of the snow-capped Coast Mountains make Vancouver the most spectacular Pacific port in North America.
Ketchikan is Alaska's southernmost fjord harbour and the world capital of salmon. Creek Street on stilts above the water, the Tlingit totem poles and the famous Misty Fjords in the hinterland make Ketchikan a classic Inside Passage stop.
Juneau is the only US state capital that cannot be reached by road - only by ship or aircraft. The Mendenhall Glacier reaching to the edge of town and whale watching directly off the harbour make Juneau one of the most impressive Alaska stops.
Skagway was the gateway to the Klondike Gold Rush of 1898. The historic main street of wooden houses, the White Pass and Yukon Route Railway through dramatic mountain landscapes and the pioneer history make Skagway the most atmospheric Alaska harbour.
Sitka was the capital of Russian America until the US purchase in 1867. The Russian Orthodox Cathedral of St. Michael, the Tlingit heritage of the indigenous people and the surrounding rainforest of the Tongass National Forest make Sitka the most culturally layered town in Alaska.
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