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Get ready to go wild in The Last Frontier with Norwegian Jade. Explore the outdoor playground that is Ketchikan, where you can hike and/or bike through an enchanting rainforest, take a luxury boat tour to see diverse wildlife or catch a lively lumberjack show. From Juneau, hike through the Glacier Gardens Rainforest along flowered paths and soak in incredible views of Mendenhall wetlands, Gastineau Channel and Admiralty Island as you journey to the base of Mendenhall Glacier. Then settle in on vintage rail cars in Skagway and set off on a 40-mile roundtrip train ride through the spectacular White Pass.
Get ready for amazing views and wildlife like nowhere else as you sail through the islands of Alaska’s Inside Passage.
Thanks to its abundant rainfall, Ketchikan is surrounded by some of the world’s most lush wilderness. Its Tlingit Indian name, Kach Khanna, means “spread wings of the eagle.” Chances are you’ll see one of these magnificent birds perched atop a Sitka tree during your Alaska cruise to Ketchikan (Ward Cove).
Juneau has been called “Alaska’s peak experience,” certainly due in part to its unparalleled glacier viewing from such places as Tracy Arm Fjord, the Juneau Icefields and Glacier Bay National Park. Kayak up one of the area’s many protected waterways, go flightseeing, tour historic downtown or try your hand at panning for gold. The majestic Mendenhall Glacier lies nearly 12 miles outside Juneau, a treck worthwhile.
In a single year from 1896 to 1897, this remote town along the Inside Passage grew from a few tents to a city of 20,000 gold seekers. Today, travellers come in search of other riches – to experience yesteryear along Skagway’s charming boardwalk lined with buildings that replicate those Gold Rush days.
Sail to Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve, a United Nations World Heritage Site. Comprised of 3.3 million acres of natural wonders, it is home to magnificent glaciers, snow-capped mountains and abundant birds and wildlife. Take an Alaska cruise to experience the magnificent glaciers and wildlife at the Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve.
Day 7 – At Sea
Although situated only approximately 60 miles from Anchorage, Whittier feels a world away. This small, secluded town – only accessible by land via the two-mile long Anton Anderson Memorial Tunnel – is nestled between soaring mountain peaks and the Passage Canal. Having been originally founded as a military facility during World War II, today, Whittier is your gateway to the famous Prince William Sound. The spectacular rugged coastlines and waterways are home to abundant wildlife, including bears, mountain goats, Dall sheep, whales, sea lions, otters and much more. Unleash your inner explorer on one of the many outdoor activities or enjoy a scenic boat tour along a portion of the sound.
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