Alaska: Hubbard, Inside Passage & Juneau on 13 July 2028 aboard Brilliant Lady
Sailing from Seattle on 13 July 2028 for 12 nights. Calling at Ketchikan, Sitka, Icy Strait Point, Hubbard Glacier, Haines, Juneau, Skagway, Victoria and Seattle.
Voyage Schedule
- Seattle Day 1: Thu 13 Jul
- Sea Day Day 2: Fri 14 Jul Sailing
- Ketchikan Day 3: Sat 15 Jul
- Sitka Day 4: Sun 16 Jul
- Icy Strait Point Day 5: Mon 17 Jul
- Hubbard Glacier Day 6: Tue 18 Jul
- Haines Day 7: Wed 19 Jul
- Juneau Day 8: Thu 20 Jul
- Skagway Day 9: Fri 21 Jul
- Sea Day Day 10: Sat 22 Jul Sailing
- Sea Day Day 11: Sun 23 Jul Sailing
- Victoria Day 12: Mon 24 Jul
- Seattle Day 13: Tue 25 Jul
Interactive Itinerary Map
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Overview
Embark on a remarkable Alaskan journey aboard the Brilliant Lady. This voyage explores the breathtaking landscapes and vibrant cultures of the Pacific Northwest and Alaska, offering travelers a blend of natural wonders, fascinating history, and lively port communities. From scenic cruising through glacier-filled passages to visits in iconic Alaskan towns, the itinerary is designed for those seeking adventure and unforgettable experiences. Onboard, guests can enjoy a wide array of entertainment, dining, and relaxation options—discover more about popular events and venues on the Brilliant Lady at VV Insider.
Top Sights & Featured Places
Ketchikan
- Explore historic Creek Street, famous for its colorful boardwalk and unique shops.
- Visit the Totem Heritage Center to discover Alaska Native culture and artistry.
- Take in the lush landscapes of the surrounding Tongass National Forest, the largest temperate rainforest in North America.
- Spot salmon at the Ketchikan Creek or enjoy local seafood specialties.
Sitka
- Discover Sitka National Historical Park, known for its scenic trails and impressive totem poles.
- Learn about Russian-American history at St. Michael’s Cathedral and the Russian Bishop’s House.
- Observe native wildlife, from bald eagles to sea otters, along the picturesque coastline.
- Stroll through downtown Sitka with its blend of Tlingit and Russian heritage.
Icy Strait Point
- Experience authentic Alaska Native culture through local exhibits and performances.
- Look for bears, whales, and eagles in the surrounding wilderness.
- Try the world’s largest ZipRider for a thrilling perspective over the treetops.
- Enjoy fresh seafood and local crafts at the port’s waterfront venues.
Hubbard Glacier
- Marvel at the immense scale of Hubbard Glacier from the ship’s decks.
- Watch for calving ice and listen to the dramatic sounds of the glacier moving.
- Capture unforgettable photographs of the brilliant blue ice and surrounding mountains.
Haines
- Visit the American Bald Eagle Foundation to learn about local wildlife.
- Explore the Hammer Museum, dedicated to the history of this unique tool.
- Take in panoramic views of the Chilkat Valley and surrounding peaks.
- Browse local galleries and shops featuring handmade Alaskan art and jewelry.
Juneau
- Tour the impressive Mendenhall Glacier and its visitor center.
- Ride the Mount Roberts Tramway for sweeping views over the city and Gastineau Channel.
- Discover Juneau’s gold rush history at the Alaska State Museum.
- Sample locally caught seafood and explore the lively downtown area.
Skagway
- Travel along the famous White Pass & Yukon Route Railroad for breathtaking mountain scenery.
- Stroll through the historic downtown, preserved from the Klondike Gold Rush era.
- Visit the Skagway Museum to learn about the town’s colorful past.
- Take advantage of hiking and nature trails just outside the city center.
Victoria
- Wander through the world-renowned Butchart Gardens, known for stunning floral displays.
- Admire the architecture of the British Columbia Parliament Buildings and the Fairmont Empress Hotel.
- Explore the historic Inner Harbour, home to shops, galleries, and museums.
- Experience Victoria’s blend of British charm and West Coast culture.