Explore and book Princess Cruises 7 Night Alaska Cruise on the Star Princess departing from Seattle, Washington on Aug 9, 2026 and ending in Juneau, Alaska on Aug 16, 2026 Sail to Skagway, Alaska, Ketchikan, Alaska, Seattle, Washington, Endicott Arm, Alaska, Victoria, British Columbia, Juneau, Alaska

Seattle, Washington

Space Needle
Pikes Place
Pioneer Square
Boeing's Future of Flight Aviation Center
Hiram Chittenden Locks
International District

Ketchikan, Alaska

Canopy Adventure & Wildlife Expedition
Bering Sea Crab Fisherman’s Tour
Adventure Kart Expedition
Tracy Arm Fjord & Glacier Explorer
Exclusive Flightseeing & Crab Feed
Neet’s Bay Bear Watch Expedition
Great Alaskan Lumberjack Show

Endicott Arm, Alaska

Juneau, Alaska

As Alaska's capital, Juneau presents a captivating blend of urban and wilderness experiences. From the Mendenhall Glacier and Gold Rush history to local seafood delicacies, Juneau promises an authentic Alaskan experience.

Skagway, Alaska

Explore Downtown Skagway
Get Out on the Takshanuk Mountain Trail
Ride the White Pass Rail
Visit the Skagway Cemetery
Check Out the Sawyer Glacier
Hike the Chilkoot Trail
Climb Klondike Rock
Get Wild on a Helicopter and Dogsledding Tour
Go Ziplining in Grizzly Falls

Victoria, British Columbia

A perfect blend of British charm and Canadian spirit, Victoria welcomes visitors with historic architecture, lush gardens, and a picturesque harbor. The famed Butchart Gardens are a must-visit for nature enthusiasts.

7 Night Alaska Cruise

Alaska

North America

The Star Princess, Princess Cruises' upcoming Sphere-class vessel, is set to enhance the cruise experience with its novel design and expanded accommodation options, including luxurious cabins and suites. It promises to elevate onboard dining with a variety of new food and beverage concepts, alongside familiar favorites. A highlight of the Star Princess is The Dome, an innovative, multi-deck entertainment venue, offering a unique indoor/outdoor pool area by day and transforming into a dynamic entertainment space with aerial performances by night. The ship also features a revamped Piazza, advanced Princess Arena theater, an expanded casino, and a two-story Lotus Spa, ensuring a diverse and engaging experience for its passengers.

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Embark on a breathtaking journey through the Tracy Arm-Fords Terror Wilderness region, with close-up views of Endicott Arm Fjord and Dawes Glacier. Depart directly from your cruise ship aboard a high-speed catamaran, designed for panoramic viewing of towering cliffs, turquoise waters, and cascading waterfalls. The dramatic fjord, with rock walls rising 4,000 feet, is home to abundant wildlife, including harbor seals and humpback whales. An onboard naturalist will provide insights as the catamaran makes multiple photo stops, ensuring you capture the area’s pristine beauty. Conclude your tour with a return to your ship in downtown Juneau.

Enjoy the highlights of Juneau on this 4-hour tour featuring the stunning Mendenhall Glacier and a salmon bake set in the Tongass National Forest. Start at Mendenhall Glacier, a vast, blue ice formation that’s half a mile wide and hundreds of feet deep, with time to explore the Visitor Center. Then, savor an all-you-can-eat salmon bake with Alaska's iconic flavors, including grilled salmon, BBQ ribs, and sides, as live music plays. After your meal, relax by the fire with marshmallows, wander through the forest, or visit Salmon Falls for a chance to pan for gold.

Discover the stunning coastal scenery of Juneau on this half-day kayaking adventure from North Douglas Island, offering breathtaking views of the Mendenhall Glacier. After a quick orientation, set out in two-person kayaks for a serene paddle through the Mendenhall Wetlands, where you may encounter porpoises, seals, sea lions, eagles, and even whales. Designed to echo the Aleut Indians’ traditional travel, this journey provides a peaceful approach to nature, enhanced by your guide’s stories of Smugglers Cove and local history. Back at the base, recharge with a light snack before returning to port.

Set against the backdrop of Alaska's majestic landscapes, the Mendenhall River rafting excursion is ideal for adventurers of all ages and skill levels. After a scenic ride to Mendenhall Lake, you’ll set off across tranquil waters guided by an experienced leader, navigating around floating icebergs with spectacular views of the glacier and surrounding peaks. Choose between an oar boat, where the guide manages all the work, or a paddle raft for an active experience tackling gentle rapids. Concluding with a warm snack on shore, this excursion combines the thrill of river rafting with the serenity of Alaska’s wilderness.

Discover the world of Alaska’s iconic wild salmon on this 3.5-hour adventure, perfect for families and newcomers to fishing. Begin with a visit to a local salmon hatchery, where you’ll tour the facility, observe salmon swimming up a fish ladder, and learn about the fascinating salmon lifecycle and their importance in Alaskan culture. Then, head to the shoreline or dock to cast a line for an exciting two-hour fishing experience, surrounded by stunning Alaskan landscapes. With guidance from experienced locals, you’ll feel like a pro, and arrangements can even be made to ship your catch home as a unique souvenir.

Explore the stunning marine life and landscapes of southeast Alaska on this guaranteed whale-watching excursion from Auke Bay. Begin with a short motorcoach ride to a water jet-powered catamaran, designed for prime wildlife viewing, with panoramic windows in the main cabin. A naturalist will share insights into Alaska's diverse wildlife as you look out for Steller sea lions, harbor seals, bald eagles, and possibly Sitka blacktail deer or bears. With a “money-back” guarantee for whale sightings in June through August, this unforgettable tour offers a remarkable look at the majestic creatures that thrive in these nutrient-rich waters.

Step into the role of a marine biologist on this hands-on whale research excursion in Auke Bay. Begin with a short walk to the harbor, where you'll board a specialized research vessel outfitted with a heated cabin, open viewing areas, and large windows for unobstructed wildlife sightings. During peak season, whale sightings are guaranteed as you assist with data collection, monitoring sea life in a touch tank, and identifying whales using GPS and camera technology. Learn about humpback whale behaviors from an expert guide, and enjoy a chance to win prizes in the Capture Juneau Photo Contest for a memorable keepsake.

Take in Alaska’s breathtaking landscapes from above and on foot with this unforgettable helicopter tour and glacier landing. Fly over the lush rainforest and rugged granite peaks of the Juneau Icefield, then touch down on Mendenhall Glacier for a one-hour guided walk. Equipped with outerwear, trekking poles, and crampons, you’ll explore the icy terrain as your guide explains glacier features and points out unique formations. After soaking in this rare experience, re-board the helicopter for a scenic return flight, keeping an eye out for wildlife along the way.

Step into Alaska’s lumberjack culture at the Great Alaskan Lumberjack Show, where you’ll watch top lumberjacks from Alaska and British Columbia compete for the “Bull of the Woods” title. Just a short walk from the pier, enjoy an hour of thrilling events like log rolling, axe throwing, buck sawing, and a daring 50-foot tree climb, all from a heated, cushioned grandstand. With a lively host sharing tales of lumberjack lore, this family-friendly show offers excitement, humor, and a unique glimpse into frontier life. Afterward, explore Ketchikan or head back to the ship at your leisure.

Escape into the peaceful beauty of Tongass National Forest on a guided canoe adventure across Lake Harriet Hunt. Under the guidance of an experienced instructor, paddle a Native-style canoe as you enjoy serene views, keep watch for local wildlife, and hear stories of Ketchikan's rich natural and Native history. Arriving at shore, take a short nature hike through lush forest trails, where your guide will point out native plants and wildlife. Enjoy a snack and beverage at base camp before receiving an "I Canoed Ketchikan" pin as a memorable keepsake of your experience.

Embark on an Alaska-built expedition vessel to explore the stunning waterways near Ketchikan. Marvel at the vibrant activity of the harbor, with colorful floatplanes and fishing boats set against the scenic backdrop of Tongass National Forest. Your knowledgeable captain will tailor the route based on tides and weather, maximizing your chances of spotting wildlife such as humpback whales, orcas, porpoises, and seals. Capture the beauty of the rugged coastline and return with scenic photos, ending your adventure with your ship as a picturesque backdrop.

Embark on a thrilling treetop adventure in Ketchikan’s temperate rainforest. Start with a narrated drive to Knudson Cove, where your guide leads you to a unique aerial course featuring suspended logs, rope bridges, and swinging steps across eight high ropes elements. Glide through the forest canopy on a series of ziplines, surrounded by towering old-growth cedar and Sitka spruce trees. Conclude your adventure with a climb up a 50-foot tower, mastering rock-climbing techniques with the guidance of expert instructors, before returning to the pier with unforgettable memories.

Experience Alaska’s rugged wilderness on this land-and-sea adventure through Tongass National Forest. Begin by driving a Jeep Wrangler along mountain roads, taking turns behind the wheel as you explore abandoned logging trails and stop for scenic photos. Next, arrive at the serene Lake Harriet Hunt, where you’ll paddle a Native-style canoe to a secluded forest camp for a snack. Conclude with an optional nature walk led by your guide, or relax at the camp’s gazebo, taking in the tranquility of the old-growth forest.

Experience an authentic fishing adventure in Ketchikan, Alaska, the “Salmon Capital of the World,” as you set out on a modern fishing boat equipped with a covered cabin and restroom. After a scenic narrated transfer to Knudson Cove Marina, board your boat for a 3-3.5 hour salmon fishing trip in the sheltered waters of Clover Passage. Trolling with downriggers, you’ll have the chance to reel in a prized salmon, which can be processed and shipped home or prepared for dinner onboard. Keep an eye out for local wildlife such as eagles, whales, and sea lions, and enjoy a snack and beverages provided throughout your excursion.

Discover Ketchikan and Revillagigedo Island in style with a personalized tour aboard a fully equipped Hummer H2. With your own guide and itinerary, you can explore iconic sites like Saxman Native Village, Totem Bight State Park, or Herring Cove for wildlife viewing, or enjoy rainforest walks and beach strolls. The Tongass National Forest offers stunning stops like Ward Lake, with waterfall viewing and nature at every turn. This VIP experience caters to your interests, whether it’s shopping, dining, or uncovering hidden gems, all in the comfort of a luxurious, climate-controlled vehicle.

Board your motorcoach for an exciting day exploring Seattle's most popular attractions by land and by sea! Your narrated city drive takes you through the Emerald City's vibrant downtown area, elegant boutique-lined streets and the International District, home of Seattle's Chinatown, a protected historic district.

Departing your ship, you'll board your motorcoach for a relaxing ride to Woodinville, Washington, home to The Woodhouse Wine Estates and Château Ste Michelle.

Board your motorcoach with your fellow aviation enthusiasts and travel 30 miles north of Seattle to the newly constructed Future of Flight Aviation Center, a cutting-edge facility featuring 28,000 square feet of interactive aviation exhibits.

Discover Seattle at your own pace and hop-on and off as many times as you like at any of 14 stops. With regular departures and unlimited rides throughout the day, this self-designed tour is the perfect way to explore independently:

Imagine a garden of glass, planted under glass. The soaring installation at the foot of the Space Needle showcases the most dazzling works of internationally acclaimed glass artist Dale Chihuly. With 45,000 square feet of galleries and landscaping, it's a sensational new art experience at the landmark Seattle Center.

Created more than a century ago to connect the city's citizens and farmers, Pike Place Market is a beloved Seattle treasure. Encompassing a nine-acre Market Historic District overlooking Elliott Bay, it's the place to buy directly from farmers, butchers, fishmongers, cheese mongers, bakers, winemakers and craftspeople. There are more than 200 small independent businesses and a diverse array of restaurants. Thus, it's the perfect venue for a half-day Pike Place Market Walking & Tasting Tour.

The starting point of your tour is Doc Maynard's Public House, a restored 1890s saloon, but your adventure truly begins en route, as your guide shares tales, peppered with irreverent humor, of Seattle's intriguing subcultures.

Step aboard a historic 1927 yellow streetcar for a lively 90-minute tour that brings Skagway’s history to life. With costumed guides sharing tales of the Klondike Gold Rush and local legends, visit the Gold Rush Cemetery, the National Park Historic District, and a scenic overlook offering breathtaking views of your ship framed by towering mountains. Pass through Skagway’s charming residential area, known for its vibrant gardens, and glimpse the childhood home of Governor Sarah Palin. As Alaska’s first motorized sightseeing tour, this iconic experience promises a fun and informative journey through the heart of Skagway.

Step into Skagway’s colorful past with this spirited two-hour walking tour led by a lively madam from the iconic Red Onion Saloon. Begin your journey with a souvenir garter as your guide shares tales of legendary Gold Rush characters like Soapy Smith and Klondike Kate while strolling through historic back alleys and the town’s former red-light district. Explore the restored brothel museum at the Red Onion Saloon, where you'll toast with champagne and see authentic relics from the era. Afterward, enjoy free time to shop for unique keepsakes or wander downtown Skagway at your own pace.

Step back in time to Skagway’s Gold Rush era on this entertaining and scenic excursion. Begin with a visit to Liarsville, a recreated 1898 tent city where lively characters teach you to pan for gold—and ensure you strike it rich in the gold fields! Continue your journey along the historic White Pass & Yukon Route railroad, climbing to the 3,290-foot summit. Along the way, your guide shares stories of the adventurous stampeders while you take in stunning views of Brackett’s Wagon Road, Pitchfork Falls, and the eerie Tormented Valley, with plenty of photo opportunities.

Step into Skagway’s lively past on this spirited tour exploring the town’s saloon history and Gold Rush legends. Begin with a stop at the historic Red Onion Saloon, where costumed madams serve breakfast and entertain with tales of iconic characters like Klondike Kate. Enjoy a signature cocktail, then explore the upstairs brothel museum for a glimpse into Skagway’s colorful past. Next, visit the Gold Rush Cemetery to see the final resting places of legendary figures, and finish at The Lookout, where panoramic views of Skagway Valley, Lynn Canal, and nearby glaciers await.

Dive into Skagway’s rich history and adventure with this interactive tour blending the excitement of the Iditarod and the allure of the Gold Rush. At Dredgetown, meet sled dogs and their puppies, witness a thrilling sled demonstration, and explore the gear used by mushers in epic Arctic races. Feel the chill of -40°F in a cold chamber before trying your hand at panning for gold, with a guaranteed find to spark your gold fever. End your journey exploring the Gold Parlor, shopping for Alaskan keepsakes, or relaxing by the river with breathtaking mountain views.

Experience Alaska’s natural beauty from thrilling heights on this 3 hours and 15 minutes adventure park excursion in Skagway. After a scenic drive along the Klondike Highway, you’ll embark on a rainforest trail to reach the adventure park, where expert guides will outfit you for a series of exhilarating challenges. Start with a ropes course featuring Burma loops, a suspension bridge, and a balance beam before soaring across the forest canopy on a series of ziplines. Conquer the “Walk the Plank” finale as you glide high through the treetops, creating unforgettable memories in Alaska’s lush wilderness.

One of the best ways to get to know this city is on foot, and this two-hour comprehensive walking tour will satisfy history buffs, photographers and inquisitive travelers alike. So lace up and get ready to set your sights and camera on the magnificent landmarks that help define Victoria.

Victoria, western Canada's oldest city, was founded in 1843 as a Hudson's Bay Company trading post. Victoria's early history has been carefully preserved and can be seen in lovingly restored residential, commercial and public buildings. This city is the most "British" in all of Canada and boasts prominent reminders of its colonial past. On your drive you will see the impressive architecture and beautiful, elegant Victorian and Edwardian-era mansions around every corner.

Enjoy Victoria's well-preserved past on this tour of Victoria's highlights. Your journey begins along the waterfront through the city's picturesque Beacon Hill Park, and then into the downtown Inner Harbour area. Here you will see the iconic Empress Hotel, the BC Legislature Building, the Old Town and North America's second-oldest Chinatown.

Located high above Victoria on Little Saanich Mountain, the observatory rises above the city and affords views of the Olympic Mountain Range. The centuries-old facility served as a preeminent research facility through the years, and many discoveries about the nature of the Milky Way were made here. Today, it is used by members of the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada. The observatory opened to the general public as the "The Centre of the Universe" and includes a small planetarium and multimedia presentations. Astronomer James Hesser led the development of the facility and has promoted education and public outreach throughout his long career.

Board your motorcoach for a scenic tour to the Saanich Peninsula and the breathtaking Butchart Gardens, a National Historic Site of Canada. After a short drive, you'll find yourself surrounded by 55-acres of some of the most lavish and lush landscaped grounds in the world. Colorful blooms, rare flowers and themed gardens greet you as you meander through the property over footbridges, passing cascading fountains and charming lily ponds

There's always something blooming at the acclaimed Butchart Gardens every day of the year. Fall brings a profusion of vibrant autumnal colors, winter's shorter days showcase evergreen shrubs and hundreds of varieties of primrose, and during spring you'll see 300,000 bulbs blanketing the 55-acre former home of Robert and Jennie Butchart. And summer at the gardens is also breathtaking. In addition to 900 varieties of dazzling floral displays this enchanted garden lights up the night with fireworks and a wonderland of subtle light and shadow known as Night Illumination.

Inspired by his love for Uisge Beatha, meaning the "water for life," Graeme Macaloney, the ex-pat Scot founder of Victoria Caledonian Distillery & Twa Dogs Brewery, set out to create the finest single malt whisky in North America and perhaps the world. A kilted guide will lead you on an interactive tour of this exceptional facility and offer a behind-the-scenes look at what it takes to produce these fine libations. During the experience, you will enjoy a tasting of the award-winning craft whiskies and beers.

The charming capital city of Victoria is even more fun and exciting when viewed from the top of a double-decker bus! Fully narrated by knowledgeable driver/guides, this economical, 1.5-hour adventure reveals the best of Victoria's architectural monuments, gracious homes, exquisite gardens and historic points of interest.

Board the horse-drawn trolley at the cruise ship terminal and begin a scenic tour through the picturesque city of Victoria. One hour in length, this tour is suited for those who wish to devote time to independent sightseeing or an additional excursion.

Board your motorcoach for a scenic tour to the Saanich Peninsula and the breathtaking Butchart Gardens, a National Historic Site of Canada. After a short drive, you'll find yourself surrounded by 55-acres of some of the most lavish and lush landscaped grounds in the world. Colorful blooms, rare flowers and themed gardens greet you as you meander through the property over footbridges, passing cascading fountains and charming lily ponds.

Embark on a breathtaking journey through Skagway’s historic past and dramatic landscapes on this scenic minibus tour. Travel the Klondike Highway, one of North America’s most stunning mountain roads, paralleling the historic White Pass railroad as your guide shares captivating tales of the Gold Rush era. Along the way, marvel at natural wonders like Dead Horse Trail, Pitchfork Falls, and glaciers before reaching the West White Pass summit at 3,290 feet, where expansive views and pristine mountain air await. This journey through the St. Elias Mountains promises awe-inspiring vistas and a rich connection to Skagway’s heritage.

Experience the rugged beauty of Alaska and the Yukon on this unforgettable excursion. Begin aboard the historic White Pass & Yukon Route railroad, where vintage cars and panoramic windows showcase dramatic landscapes along the “Scenic Railway of the World.” Continue by motorcoach to the Yukon Suspension Bridge, where you can marvel at the rushing Tutshi River below and explore museum-quality displays on the area’s natural history. Enjoy a hearty brunch featuring pancakes and bison sausage before returning to Skagway via the picturesque Klondike Highway, with a final stop at the historic Gold Rush Cemetery to learn about the colorful characters of Skagway’s past.

Immerse yourself in Alaska’s natural splendor on this 6-hour kayaking adventure at Chilkoot Lake. Begin with a scenic 45-minute ferry ride to Haines, where stunning fjords and the chance to spot whales set the tone for the day. After a tour of historic Fort Seward and a safety briefing, paddle through the serene waters of Chilkoot Lake in stable kayaks, perfect for observing wildlife like bald eagles, waterfowl, and possibly brown bears. Surrounded by towering mountains, you’ll enjoy 1.5 hours of exploration on this pristine lake, a truly unforgettable way to experience Alaska’s wilderness.

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