Alaska Cruise & Stay
£3929.00
Alaska, USA & Canada
9 nights in Alaska | All Inclusive
What to expect
All-inclusive Cruise
Adult-only areas & Broadway shows
Endicott Arm Glacier
Witness Dawes Glacier’s towering ice
Sitka
Wildlife wonders & rich heritage
Juneau
Discover "Alaska’s peak experience"
About this trip...
Get ready for an unforgettable Alaskan adventure as you combine two nights in vibrant Seattle with a breathtaking cruise through America’s Last Frontier. Begin your journey in the Emerald City, where striking waterfront views, iconic landmarks and a relaxed urban vibe set the tone for the days ahead. Then board the Norwegian Bliss and glide north through glacier-carved fjords, wildlife-rich waters and some of Alaska’s most spectacular ports. From the colourful coastal town of Sitka to the soaring peaks surrounding Juneau, each stop reveals dramatic scenery and rich local culture. Sail deep into Endicott Arm to witness the thunderous Dawes Glacier, spot whales and eagles along Icy Strait Point, and discover the lush landscapes of Ketchikan before calling at charming Victoria in British Columbia. With scenic cruising, once-in-a-lifetime wildlife encounters and the comfort of an All Inclusive package on board, this is Alaska at its most awe-inspiring.
Your package includes a 'More At Sea' upgrade, adding an extra touch of indulgence and exceptional value to your cruise. Book now and all applicable upgrade benefits will be included in your package price:
- Open bar – enjoy unlimited drinks, including cocktails and premium spirits, in every bar and restaurant throughout your cruise.
- Speciality dining – dine at one of the amazing speciality restaurants from Cagney’s Steakhouse to French cuisine at its finest, Japanese Teppanyaki to Italian classics and more – dine around the globe wherever you’re cruising.
- Internet package – keep in touch with 150 minutes Wi-Fi per person.
- Shore excursion credit – receive one Shore Excursion credit at each port.
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What's included?
Return London Heathrow flights and transfers-
Transfers: Seattle Airport/Seattle Hotel/Seattle Port
Two nights accommodation in Seattle-
Your own Studio Stateroom
Bed & Breakfast at Seattle Hotel-
All Inclusive package aboard the Norwegian Bliss
More At Sea Upgrade 
Accompanying Tour Leader 
Fully financially protected
What's extra:
- Pre-paid gratuities - £155.00
- For insurance, please click here
Itinerary
- Seattle, Washington, USA
- Seattle, Washington, USA
- Embark Norwegian Bliss
- At sea
- Sitka, Alaska, USA
- Juneau, Alaska, USA
- Endicott Arm & Dawes Glacier, USA (Cruising)
- Icy Strait Point, Alaska, USA
- Ketchikan (Ward Cove), Alaska, USA
- Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
- Seattle, Washington, USA
What you'll be doing:
Day One: Arrive in Seattle, Washington, USA
- Dinner at a local restaurant (not included)
Day Two: Sightseeing in Seattle, Washington
After breakfast, we have a full day to enjoy Seattle at our own pace. Perched between Puget Sound and Lake Washington, with mountain ranges rising on both sides, the city blends natural beauty with a lively urban feel. Perhaps join the Seattle Hop-on Hop-off Bus Tour to tick off the highlights, or head up the futuristic Space Needle for those classic skyline views. Whatever you choose, our accompanying Tour Leader will be there to offer suggestions and help us get the very best from the day.
- Breakfast included
Day Three: Embark Norwegian Bliss (16:00)
Today we transfer from our Seattle hotel to the port where we board the Norwegian Bliss, our home for the next seven nights.
- Breakfast, lunch & dinner included
Day Four: At Sea
Enjoy a perfect day at sea aboard the Norwegian Bliss. Experience all this amazing ship has to offer, breakfast with ocean views, lunch on one of the outside decks watching the breathtaking scenery or an afternoon of spa relaxation. As the sun sets, we can dine at Le Bistro, catch a Broadway-style show, and end the night with live music at the Cavern Club — pure sea-day bliss.
- All Inclusive
Day Five: Sitka, Alaska (10:00-18:00)
Sitka is a charming island community surrounded with stunning mountain and seaside panoramic views. The vast and rich wildlife boasts sightings of whales, brown bears, deer, sea otters, and various birds flock here. This destination offers superb fishing, and plentiful historical attractions.
- All Inclusive
Day Six: Juneau, Alaska (06:30-13:30)
Juneau has long been known as “Alaska’s peak experience,” thanks in part to its unrivalled glacier viewing at places like Tracy Arm Fjord, the Juneau Icefields and Glacier Bay National Park. We can kayak through the area’s protected waterways, take a thrilling flightseeing tour, wander historic downtown or even try our hand at panning for gold. Just outside the city, the majestic Mendenhall Glacier lies around 12 miles away — and it’s well worth the journey.
- All Inclusive
Day Seven: Endicott Arm & Dawes Glacier (Cruising)
This is why we come to Alaska — to stand before glaciers as breathtaking as Dawes, and to savour every moment of the journey there. From Stephens Passage, our ship slips into the glacially carved Endicott Arm, the quieter sister fjord to Tracy, and a place that feels wonderfully untouched. As we sail deeper into its 31-mile corridor, the scenery closes in around us: towering granite walls rising straight from the water, waterfalls cascading down the cliffs, and spruce and hemlock forests clinging to impossibly steep slopes. All of it leads us towards the unforgettable sight of Dawes Glacier waiting at the fjord’s head.
As we sail through the fjord, we can spot “bergy bits” — small chunks of glacial ice — some sculpted into striking shapes, others carrying resting seals. We’ll keep an eye out for bears, mountain goats and whales along the way. Nearing the glacier, the echo of cracking ice signals calving, as huge pieces break away and plunge into the sea. Standing around 600 feet tall and half a mile wide, the brilliant blue Dawes Glacier is an active tidewater giant — and likely one of the most unforgettable moments of our Alaska adventure.
- All Inclusive
Day Eight: Icy Strait Point, Alaska (06:00-15:00)
Venture “where the north wind doesn’t blow.” Known for this famous saying, Icy Strait Point is the ideal landing spot for adventurers in search of something new. Breathtaking and wonderfully wild, it’s one of the rare places where wildlife truly outnumbers people. Our visit here is sure to satisfy every taste for adventure. We can take a cruise from Icy Strait Point to soak up Alaska’s awe-inspiring scenery and choose from the many exciting excursion options offered by Norwegian Cruise Line.
- All Inclusive
Day Nine: Ketchikan (Ward Cove), Alaska (06:00-13:15)
Thanks to its abundant rainfall, Ketchikan is surrounded by some of the world’s most lush wilderness. Its Tlingit name, Kach Khanna, means “spread wings of the eagle,” and it’s easy to see why. With a little luck, we may spot one of these magnificent birds perched high in a Sitka tree as we approach Ketchikan (Ward Cove) on our Alaska cruise.
- All Inclusive
Day Ten: Victoria, British Columbia, Canada (20:00-22:59)
We can explore historic Bastion Square, wander through the treasures of Chinatown and enjoy the sights and sounds along the lively boardwalk of Victoria’s Inner Harbour.
- All Inclusive
Day Eleven: Departure day: Seattle (07:00)
After a final breakfast on board, we disembark the Norwegian Bliss to transfer to Seattle–Tacoma International Airport, with memories that will last a lifetime.
- Breakfast included
Accommodation
Norwegian Bliss
Facilities include:
Norwegian Bliss is custom-built for the spectacular. The stunning Observation Lounge has floor-to-ceiling windows, featuring 180-degree views designed to feel one with the great outdoors. Or head outside and stroll along the quarter-mile promenade known as The Waterfront®. Every seat boasts the best view in the house here, meals are served oceanside, and sunsets are best enjoyed with a cocktail in hand. Imagine exhilaration whilst exploring the wilds of Alaska. With a wide-range of dining options- including a complimentary 24-hour eatery and Speciality Dining standouts like Cagney's Steakhouse and La Cucina, mealtime is always a great time. There’s one word to describe the experiences awaiting you on one of Norwegian’s grandest ships: Bliss.
Room includes:
Studio staterooms are designed for solo travellers and include a full-size bed, a separate bath area, a one-way window to the corridor, and access to the private Studio Lounge. Amenities inside the room include a TV, hairdryer, and safe. Passengers also get private keycard access to their room and the exclusive Studio Lounge, which provides complimentary coffee, espresso, and snacks.
Dates & Prices
Essential Information
- Aft - the back or near the back of the ship Atrium - the central court (or centre area) of a cruise ship, usually rising through more than one story of the ship's interior
- Berth - a built-in bed or bunk, as in a ship's cabin or stateroom
- Bow - the very front of the ship Bridge - the navigational control centre
- Cabin or Stateroom Steward - a person whose work is to take care of the guests aboard a ship.
- Captain - the person in command of a ship Deck Plan - an overhead diagram of the cabins and the public rooms
- Disembark - to unload (passengers or goods) from a ship
- Dock - where your ship 'parks' when in port
- Forward - faces the front of the boat Gangway - allows you access on and off the ship
- Knot - a nautical mile (see Nautical below)
- Midship - the middle of the ship
- Muster - to come together or assemble aboard ship for inspection or roll call Muster Station - a specific location on ship to gather, based on stateroom assignment
- Nautical - of or having to do with sailors, ships, or navigation. A unit of speed of one nautical mile (6,076.12 feet or 1,852 metres) an hour: abbrev. kn or kt [to average a speed of 10 knots] Pier - a structure built out over the water and supported by pillars or piles: used as a landing place.
- Port - the left-hand side of a ship as one faces forward: opposed to starboard.
- Port - so named because the side toward the port (dock), since the steering oar (see starboard) prevented docking to the right.
- Port of Call - regular stopover(s) on a cruise itinerary.
- Purser - a ship's officer in charge of accounts, freight, tickets, etc., esp. on a passenger vessel. Important to you - a Purser takes responsibility for all money, transactions.
- Port - the left hand side of the ship whilst facing forward (bow). Easy to remember since "port" and "left" each have four letters.
- Ship - You always cruise on a "ship", never a "boat"
- Starboard - the right side of the ship whilst facing forward (bow).
- Stateroom - your cabin or berth Stern - the very back of the ship Studios - Norwegian Epic's private keycard access complex comprised of staterooms designed and priced for the solo traveller. Also includes access to the private Studio Lounge. Studio Lounge - A private lounge aboard Norwegian Epic reserved exclusively for Studio guests. This is a place to relax, watch TV, have a drink and meet fellow Studio guests. Tender - a boat for carrying passengers to or from a ship close to shore.
From the 12th October 2025 the EU is introducing a new European Entry System (EES) that will be phased in and fully operational by the 10th April 2026. Non-EU nationals including British passport holders will now be required to complete biometric checks on arrival and exit to Schengen countries, which will include facial recognition and fingerprints. There is no cost for this, and no action needs to be taken prior to departure.
General Passport Requirements
Six-Month Validity:
Most sailings require your passport to be valid for at least six months after your cruise ends.
Machine-Readable Passports:
For travel to the US under the Visa Waiver Programme, you must have a machine-readable passport with a digital photograph.
NCL Retaining Passports:
NCL personnel may need to keep your passport during most cruises. You must always carry a second government-issued photo ID as a result.
Specific Itinerary Exceptions
European Sailings: A passport is required for European sailings, with the exception of citizens of Schengen States whose itineraries do not leave EU territory.
South America & Panama Canal Sailings: Valid passports are mandatory for Panama Canal and South American sailings.
Russia (St. Petersburg): A valid tourist visa is required to go ashore independently.
Your Responsibility
Documentation Verification:
You are solely responsible for confirming all travel document and visa requirements for every country you visit.
Boarding Denial:
NCL can refuse boarding if you don't present valid ID and the necessary travel documents.
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