Sailing from Seattle on 27 August 2026 for 7 nights. Calling at Ketchikan, Sitka, Prince Rupert and Seattle.

Voyage Schedule

Overview

Experience the breathtaking natural wonders of the Pacific Northwest on the “Alaska: Inside Passage & Glacial Fjords” voyage aboard the Brilliant Lady. This seven-night journey showcases the unspoiled beauty of Alaska’s coastal wilderness, with scenic cruising through iconic waterways and visits to charming frontier towns. Enjoy a thoughtfully curated blend of adventure and relaxation on board, with access to popular venues and entertainment options highlighted on VV Insider’s Brilliant Lady guide.

Top Sights & Featured Places

Inside Passage (Cruising), Alaska

• Marvel at dramatic fjords, lush forests, and snow-capped peaks along this legendary coastal route.
• Keep watch for whales, sea lions, and bald eagles as the ship navigates the narrow channels.
• Photographers and nature enthusiasts will find countless opportunities for memorable snapshots.

Ketchikan, Alaska

• Stroll the historic Creek Street boardwalk, once a bustling Red-Light District.
• Explore the Totem Heritage Center to discover Alaska Native culture and impressive totem poles.
• Consider a visit to Misty Fjords National Monument for awe-inspiring wilderness scenery.

Sitka, Alaska

• Enjoy the unique blend of Russian and Tlingit heritage in Sitka’s architecture and museums.
• Visit Sitka National Historical Park, renowned for its scenic trails and totem pole displays.
• Wildlife lovers can join excursions for sea otter spotting or birdwatching.

Endicott Arm & Dawes Glacier (Cruising), Alaska

• Experience a dramatic glacial landscape, with towering ice cliffs and floating blue icebergs.
• Watch for the thunderous spectacle of calving ice from Dawes Glacier.
• Look out for seals lounging on the ice and mountain goats along the rugged shoreline.

Prince Rupert, British Columbia

• Discover the multicultural charm of this Canadian port, gateway to wild coastal landscapes.
• Visit the Museum of Northern British Columbia for insight into Indigenous history and art.
• Explore Cow Bay’s waterfront shops and cafés, or take a nature walk along the Rushbrook Trail.