Cruise to the last frontier

A cruise in Alaska is a unique opportunity to dine, relax and take in awe-inspiring fjords of the Inside Passage, where mountains rise from the ocean and majestic inlets are only visible from the sea.

At Pursuit, we’ve partnered with the very best cruise lines, so we can help you choose the cruise that's right for your interests, budget, and timeline. At no extra cost!

By booking your cruise and land tour with us, we'll be able to coordinate your itineraries for both portions of your vacation. That means less work for you, and if there is a disruption to your itinerary, we can help sort it out!

Why Book your cruise with us?

Every person you meet from the first phone call to our tour guides and hotel staff are local Alaskan experts

We own and operate some of the top tours and lodges in Alaska's most iconic locations

Our tours take you further than any other in Alaska, so you'll see the most secluded and pristine places.

We live with a passion for place and a sincere desire to create life-changing experiences

Known as Alaska’s “First City”, Ketchikan is best recognized for its narrow downtown district set against a backdrop of steep mountains. Thirty-one miles long and hugging the bluffs along the ocean shoreline, homes and businesses are built on stilts above the water. No trip is complete without visiting its city parks to admire the world’s largest collection of standing totem poles.

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Originally settled by the indigenous Tlingit people over 10,000 years ago, the Russians founded Old Sitka in 1799. Also known as Redoubt Saint Michael, the former capital of Russian Alaska still shows off its rich heritage in its architecture and cultural pastimes.

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Just steps from the cruise dock terminal, Alaska’s vibrant capital city shows off a lively downtown district featuring shops, museums and restaurants. And because nature is part of everything we do, it’s not surprising that the famous Mendenhall Glacier is just a quick side trip away (just 12 miles) in the Tongass National Forest.

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The name is part of North American pioneering legend. The historic town of Skagway is the spot where 40,000 eager prospectors set out on their way to the Yukon, seeking their fortunes during the gold rush. Today, visitors still walk the wooden boardwalks, exploring buildings restored to the glory of nearly 100 years ago.

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Situated between some of the tallest coastal mountains in a deep-water fjord, the breathtaking landscape makes Valdez a popular destination for outdoor activities.

Easy access to this spectacular town makes historic Whittier a natural focal point for exploring Prince William Sound and the Chugach National Forest. It’s also a very popular stop for glacier day-cruises and hiking.

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This is the gateway to Kenai Fjords National Park, with many tidewater glaciers flowing into the fjords. The amazing display of wildlife found in Resurrection Bay makes Seward a popular tourist destination for cruises and adventure tours. Pre- and post-cruise packages allow you to explore the park up close on day-cruise adventures or by foot on a guided hike to Exit Glacier.

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Anchorage is Alaska's largest modern metropolis that is no stranger to the rugged wilderness. Its hip urban comforts are equally balanced by the countless natural experiences that await on the city's periphery.

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Consistently recognized as one of the world’s most livable cities, cosmopolitan Vancouver is the gateway to adventure for many west coast travelers. Its easy access to Alaska cruises, Whistler Mountain resorts and the majestic Canadian Rockies make Vancouver a bucket-list destination for visitors from around the world.

Cruise to the last frontier

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