The main U.S. gateway to Alaska — round-trip Inside Passage and glacier cruises all summer long.
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Seattle is the main U.S. home port for Alaska cruises. Most sailings are 7-night round trips through the Inside Passage, visiting ports such as Juneau, Ketchikan and Skagway and cruising past glaciers. Round-trip Alaska cruises from Seattle also stop in Victoria, British Columbia. Our specialists compare sailings and can arrange flights, hotels and transfers.
Sail to Alaska and back without one-way flights.
Look for whales, eagles and glaciers in the Inside Passage.
Round-trip cruises include a call in Victoria, British Columbia.
Pike Place Market, the Space Needle and the waterfront make a great extra day.
The Alaska season usually runs from about April or May to September or October.
Cruise lines, ships and itineraries from each port change by season and year. Your specialist confirms what's sailing on your dates before you book.
Seattle has two cruise terminals: Pier 66 (Bell Street, downtown) and Pier 91 (Smith Cove). Your cruise line decides which one — we'll confirm it for you.
Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) is about 15 miles from downtown — allow 30 – 45 minutes.
June to August has the warmest weather and longest days. May and September can be quieter and may offer better value.
Round-trip Alaska cruises from Seattle stop in Canada. U.S. citizens can usually sail with a birth certificate and photo ID, but a passport is strongly recommended.
Tell us your dates and how many are traveling. A CLIA-certified cruise specialist will compare sailings from Seattle across cruise lines and call you back — usually within 15 minutes during business hours.
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