Our World Cruise 2027 continues from Hong Kong, and this is your chance to join it on the final straight. We'll set sail for Xiamen, home to some of China’s best beaches, and Shanghai, for a startling juxtaposition of old and new. Now we sail to Busan, South Korea, for bustling street markets and Buddhist temples, then Hiroshima, Japan, to contemplate moving monuments such as the Peace Park. Next, Shimizu, in the shadow of Mount Fuji, and the neon lights of Tokyo, are followed by the blossom-filled park at Hitachinaka and orchards of Aomori. In Hakodate, tea is served at the Former British Consulate, and, in Kushiro, we’ll see red-crowned cranes on the marshes. Now we cross the International Dateline to Kodiak in Alaska, where bald eagles soar overhead, then Homer for tales of pioneers, and Seward to hike around the fjords. We cruise by the awesome Hubbard Glacier bound for Skagway, with its Gold Rush-era buildings. In Alaska’s original capital, Sitka, the onion-shaped dome of Saint Michael’s is a reminder of the days when this was Russian territory, while Icy Strait Point offers thrills-and-spills activities. Onwards to Ketchikan, where buildings balance on stilts over the water, before the Seymour Narrows deliver us to the lively city of Vancouver.

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Famous for its bustling vivacity and countless skyscrapers, Hong Kong is a unique place with endless things to do. Dive into the heritage of the city in the Hong Kong Museum of History, explore its many shopping centers, and taste-tempting street food at the famous Temple Street Night Market. Don&#39;t forget to admire the panoramic city views from Victoria Peak.

Discover the dynamic interplay between ancient tradition and modern design on this exploration of Hong Kong&#39;s Feng Shui philosophy, embedded within the city&#39;s urban and natural landscapes.Begin with a panoramic drive through Central District, home to many of Hong Kong&#39;s iconic financial towers. The architecture here reflects meticulous Feng Shui planning, where positioning, height, and orientation are thoughtfully aligned to optimize the flow of energy or chi. From the placement of mirrors to angled façades, every detail reflects harmony and balance with the surrounding environment.Continue along the coast to Repulse Bay, an upscale residential enclave known for its ocean views and luxury apartment complexes designed with Feng Shui elements in mind. The area provides a glimpse into how these ancient principles influence residential architecture and lifestyle.Ascend to the Stubbs Road Lookout, perched in the Mid-Levels. From this vantage point, take in sweeping views across Victoria Harbour, the Wan Chai District, and the Kowloon Peninsula. Notable landmarks such as the Happy Valley Racecourse, Central Plaza, and Hopewell Centre illustrate Feng Shui principles applied at a citywide scale, balancing natural contours with architectural ambition.

Where ancient wisdom meets urban design—experience Hong Kong through the lens of Feng Shui and discover the harmony woven into its skyline.

Mystical Feng Shui of Hong Kong

Prepare to be mesmerized as you ascend Victoria Peak, renowned for its panoramic views of the city skyline and Victoria Harbour. Descend towards the southern part of Hong Kong Island, taking in breathtaking vistas of the South China Sea, picturesque beaches, and opulent villas.At Repulse Bay, additional stunning views will be revealed. The tour continues with a journey back to Kowloon through the Western Tunnel, offering glimpses of the impressive Tsingma Bridge. This significant civil engineering marvel connects the mainland with Hong Kong International Airport and Lantau Island.A stop at the Tsingma Bridge lookout provides an excellent opportunity to capture memorable photographs of this monumental structure.

Immerse yourself in the vibrant fusion of Eastern and Western cultures as you explore the city&#39;s iconic landmarks and hidden gems. From the towering skyscrapers to the bustling markets, this panoramic tour will take you on a journey that will leave you awe-inspired.

Panoramic Hong Kong

<div>Discover the enchanting island of Lantau, linked to the mainland by the world&#39;s longest 2 deck suspension bridge.</div><div>Head away from the hustle and bustle of Kowloon&#39;s waterfront to the island retreat of Lantau. Cross the world&#39;s longest road and rail suspension bridge, Tsing Ma Bridge. Take 5.7km Ngong Ping Skyrail (weather dependent). It is a dynamic new tourism experience on Lantau Island. The cable car travels between Tung Chung and Ngong Ping Terminals. The approx. 25 minutes journey provides spectacular panoramic views of the Giant Buddha, the flora and fauna of the beautiful North Lantau Country Park, the South China Sea and Hong Kong International Airport.</div><div>The island&#39;s main attraction is Po Lin Monastery, which houses 3 magnificent Buddhas. It is also home to the largest outdoor bronze Buddha in Asia, weighing in at over 2,800 lbs and measuring more than 85 feet high. The Monastery was built in 1924 and remains one of the most popular Buddhist temples in the territory.</div><div>The tour ends with a visit of Ngong Ping themed village. It has been architecturally designed and landscaped to reflect the cultural and spiritual integrity of the Ngong Ping area.</div><div> </div>

Embark on a half-day, guided tour via air-conditioned motorcoach to Lantau Island, the largest outlying island of Hong Kong. Drive through Tung Chung New Town, the island&#39;s rapidly developing region. Experience the 5.7km Ngong Ping Skyrail ride. Tour the Po Lin Monastery, a hilltop Buddhist retreat. Visit Ngong Ping, a cultural themed village designed to reflect the spiritual integrity of the area. Take time to browse village shops for souvenirs prior back to ship.

Lantau Island Monastery Exploration

Begin your exploration with a transfer to Tin Hau Temple, one of Hong Kong&#39;s oldest and most revered landmarks. Experience a unique cultural tradition by making a wish and drawing a bamboo stick, while admiring the incense coils suspended from the ceiling, symbolizing the wishes of devout worshippers.Next, visit a vibrant traditional food market, a vital part of local life. Wander through narrow aisles filled with fresh produce, seafood, and meats, where residents select ingredients for family meals.Afterward, indulge in a classic Hong Kong-style tea break at a bustling local café, where the lively atmosphere offers a taste of daily life.Continue to Tai Kwun, the former Central Police Station, transformed into a dynamic center for heritage and arts. This beautifully restored site offers an inspiring mix of history, contemporary art, and performance spaces.Conclude with a leisurely transfer back to your ship, reflecting on a day immersed in Hong Kong&#39;s rich culture and everyday experiences.

Feel the rhythms of daily life here in Hong Kong, sometimes pulsating, sometimes relaxed and always interesting, as you visit Tin Hay Temple, explore a bustling food market, and Tai Kwun&#39;s stunning blend of heritage and contemporary art.

Daily Life in Hong Kong

Begin your exclusive adventure with a transfer to the prestigious Peninsula Hotel. From this iconic landmark, embark on a breathtaking helicopter flight, offering panoramic views of Hong Kong&#39;s most stunning sights. Glide above the cityscape and marvel at landmarks such as Tsing Ma Bridge, IFC buildings, and Western Kowloon, all from the unique perspective of the skies.After this exhilarating experience, return to the elegance of the Peninsula Hotel for a quintessential high tea in its renowned lobby. Established in 1928, this historic hotel provides a serene setting to enjoy a British-style high tea service, steeped in tradition and luxury.Relax and indulge in the timeless ambiance before returning to the ship, reflecting on the unforgettable combination of thrilling adventure and refined relaxation.

Experience the ultimate luxury in Hong Kong with a thrilling helicopter ride over iconic landmarks, followed by an elegant high tea at the historic Peninsula Hotel.

Helicopter Flight & High Tea at Peninsula Hotel

Easy-going Xiamen is China&#39;s capital of cool, decorated in street art and populated by young designers, with a bustling shopping and café scene on Zhongshan Road. Draped across two islands and part of the mainland across the strait from Taiwan, this is also tea country, close to cultivation hotspots such the tea gardens of Anxi County, and with a long history as a center of tea trading – in the 19th century, the British called it Amoy. It&#39;s a beauty, too, thanks to Buddhist places of worship such as the truly magnificent 7th-century South Putuo Temple. Hop on a ferry to the charming old colonial streets of Gulangyu Island, a tranquil place, listed by UNESCO, free of both cars and bicycles.

Shanghai, located just inside the mouth of the great Yangtze River, marks the point where Asia&#39;s longest and most important river completes its 3,400-mile journey to the Pacific. The city&#39;s unique location is the source of its existence and has determined what it is today. Until 1842, Shanghai was merely a tiny fishing village. Following the first Opium War, Shanghai became a treaty port, which opened the city to foreign influence and resulted in the development of numerous British, French and American colonial settlements within the city and along the Yangtze River. Today, Shanghai is the center of China&#39;s economic resurgence and its skyline attests to this development in the form of towering skyscrapers, brightly lit commercial high-rises and the unsettling Oriental Pearl Tower. A testimony to Shanghai&#39;s colonial era, stately European buildings in art deco style line the Bund, the city&#39;s spacious waterfront promenade. An endless flotilla of sampans edge the Huangpu River, dividing old and new Shanghai. Beyond the rush of the city, serene ponds and gardens offer a gentle respite. Must-see sights include the Jade Buddha Temple and tranquil Yu Garden, impressive monuments to China&#39;s history and style. Inland lies Suzhou, with its majestic Grand Canal and classical gardens, as well as equally significant Hangzhou, terminus of the Grand Canal and the center of China&#39;s legendary tea industry.

Take part on an exclusive exploration of 19th-century Shanghai with a renowned expert on the city&#39;s Art Deco heritage.The journey begins at the iconic Fairmont Peace Hotel, a masterpiece of Art Deco design from the 1920s. With its copper-sheathed roof, Italian marble floors, and Lalique glass details, this historic landmark was once hailed as the “number one mansion in the Far East”. Positioned on the edge of the legendary Bund, it serves as the perfect gateway to discovering the grandeur of imperial Shanghai.As the tour progresses, delve into the city&#39;s remarkable transformation over the past 40 years, seeing the blend of local culture and European architecture. The exploration includes the most picturesque areas of the former International Settlement and the French Concession, followed by a scenic drive through Xintiandi and Fuxing Road.

Discover 19th-century Shanghai with Art Deco with a renowned expert, beginning at the Fairmont Peace Hotel on the Bund. Uncover the city&#39;s architectural evolution through its International Settlement and French Concession, blending local culture with European elegance.

Urban Development with Patrick Cranley

Busan, South Korea&#39;s second-largest city, is a dynamic blend of vibrant culture, stunning landscapes, and bustling urban life. Situated on the southeastern coast, Busan is so much more than a sum of its parts; it&#39;s a captivating mix of historic charm, modernity, and stunning, natural beauty. The city is famous for its beautiful beaches, such as local favorite Haeundae Beach, perfect for long strolls along the promenade or the more nostalgic Dadaepo Beach, where golden sands meet the turquoise sea. South Korea is still emerging as a traveler destination and as such, much of this beautiful country remains unspoiled. The city&#39;s history comes alive at places like the Beomeosa Temple, a Buddhist sanctuary founded in 678 AD, and the historic Gamcheon Culture Village, known for its colorful houses and artsy alleys. Or, if you are looking for a glimpse into Busan&#39;s maritime heritage, head to Jagalchi, one of Korea&#39;s largest fish markets. Experience bustling fish auctions and savor the freshest seafood dishes at the surrounding eateries.

For ever associated with the atomic bomb attack at the end of WWII, the moving monuments of Peace Park are what draw most visitors to Hiroshima. This resilient city has reinvented itself as a vibrant Japanese destination with a determinedly modern and international outlook. Youthful and fun, this is the place to dine on okonomiyaki – variously topped savoury cabbage and pork pancakes. Head to the Okonomi Mura district, where every restaurant specialises in this dish. Hop aboard one Hiroshima&#39;s historic streetcars and ride out to Mazda Stadium, home of the Toyo Carps, the beloved local baseball team founded in 1950. Or make pilgrimage to the UNESCO World Heritage site of Miyajima island. Look out for the floating red gate Torii shrine set in the sea as you approach, where your welcoming committee will be friendly free-roaming herds of little Nihonjika deer. Tiny Miyajima has a big reputation for oyster cultivation, cooked on streetside grills, topped with miso glaze, battered and deep fried. Delicious.

Framed by steam-shrouded mountains, Beppu is a city at the pulsing heart of Japan&#39;s onsen culture. The smoking fumaroles, bubbling pools, and spouting geysers that permeate the earth here across the Oita prefecture produce more spring water than anywhere else in Japan. And with this come spectacular onsen resorts, spa hotels set into forest-fringed coastal cliffs, and traditional ryokan tucked into secluded bays. The top of Mount Tsurumi is the place to view this magical misty scene, climbing above city and sea to its 1,375m summit aboard the Ropeway cable car. In spring, the slopes below blush pink as some 2,000 cherry blossom trees come into bloom. Steam makes its way into Beppu&#39;s distinctive jigoku-mushi cuisine, too, harnessing the hot springs to cook mineral-rich dishes. Hike through the caldera-sculpted landscape of nearby Aso Kuju National Park or, in spring and summer, kayak across the flooded rice fields and flowering marshland.

An imposing moated castle, its black-tiled roofs curling up towards the sky, sits across the street from a modern art museum in this multi-faceted city in southern Japan. It&#39;s also the capital of Wakayama prefecture, a mystical place of monastic settlements and mountainous pilgrimage trails. There are spiritual sites to visit right in town, too, with a trio of revered Shinto shrines said to be among the oldest in the country. Tap into the area&#39;s reputation as a hotbed for onsen (thermal springs) with a soak in mineral-rich waters, and try the province&#39;s mandarin oranges and famous umeboshi (salted pickled plums).

Sitting pretty on the sandy coastline between Tokyo and Kyoto, Japan&#39;s fourth-largest city is home to a thriving harbor district that is a lively destination in its own right. Part of the Garden Pier entertainment area, the country&#39;s busiest port is set around leafy landscaped grounds, home to an amusement park, shopping mall and aquarium. Wonder at the centuries-old wooden vessels that mapped the seas during the Age of Discoveries, displayed in intricate models at the port&#39;s Maritime Museum, and discover museum-ship Fuji, an icebreaker that explored Antarctica in the 1960s and 1970s. Further afield, a pair of golden shachihoko sea monsters crown Nagoya&#39;s imposing five-storey 17th-century castle. A symbol of this city&#39;s prosperity during the Tokugawa dynasty, the castle dates from Japan&#39;s Edo period and its powerful shoguns. Nearby, step back in time to that era on the streets of the Shikemichi preservation district, lined with white-walled merchants&#39; houses now transformed into cafés and craft boutiques.

Japan&#39;s capital, Tokyo, and its bustling port of Yokohama form a vast urban complex that boasts a unique combination of energy and orderliness. Fusing the vitality of a modern metropolis with the stately elegance of yesteryear, Tokyo is truly unique. From the timeless beauty of the Meiji Shrine to the glittering Ginza district and impressive Tokyo Tower, this international giant is a complex blend of East and West. Houses of wood and paper stand beside towering steel skyscrapers, while kimono-clad women stroll beside teenagers who have created a fashion all their own. The timeless Imperial Palace bears testament to Japan&#39;s enduring traditions. Despite encroaching urban development, it continues to exist in a verdant parkland of isolation. Images of the vibrant metropolis of Tokyo, which is home to more than 11 million people, will create memories of a lifetime.

With its apple orchards, cherry trees and backdrop of the Hakkoda Mountains, this city on the northern tip of Honshu island is a gateway to some of Japan&#39;s most beautiful landscapes. About 30 miles south is UNESCO World Heritage Site Shirakami Sanchi, a mountainous area with the last of East Asia&#39; virgin beech forests. Walking trails here lead to waterfalls and lakes, and you may spot golden eagles, black woodpeckers, Japanese macaques and even shy black bears as you go. Some 40 miles southeast, deep-blue Lake Towada is serenely breathtaking and offers gentle activities from walking to canoeing and boat rides. The Aomori area also enjoys a vibrant contemporary arts scene, from the gleaming white Aomori Museum of Art, complete with a colossal dog statue by Yoshitomo Nara, to the Hirosaki Museum of Contemporary Art, strikingly set in a former brewery, and Towada Art Center with eye-popping sculpture.

When Japan ended two centuries of self-imposed silence, Hakodate, was one of the first ports to open to the outside world. That was in 1859 – fast-forward to today and you&#39;ll find a modern metropolis capitalising on its prime location at the southern edge of Hakkaido, just across the water from Honshu. Yet this city values its heritage, especially the impressive 19th- and 20th-century buildings that blend Japanese and Western styles in the Motomachi district, such as the grandiose Old Public Hall of Hakodate and the Former British Consulate, where you can sip tea looking out at a rose garden. Flavors are more authentic at the Morning Market, where chefs from the surrounding cafés pluck fresh seafood from the stalls – try ikameshi (rice-filled squid). And those snow monkeys you see photos of bathing in steaming mineral waters – they&#39;re here in the botanical garden. To put it all in perspective, trek up the well-kept paths to the 334m summit of Mount Hakodate.

With its music-box museum, café-lined canal, and snow festival, there&#39;s something very romantic about this city on Japan&#39;s northernmost island of Hokkaido. That celebration of snow happens in early spring when illuminated statues carved out of the packed powder give the whole town a honeyed glow. But you can sip a warming local sake whenever at the Tanaka Sake Brewing distillery, which opened in 1899 and uses Hokkaido rice and water from the melted snow of Mount Tengu. For a snapshot of Otaru&#39;s history as a trading and fishing hub, wander along the banks of the 100-year-old canal or visit the lavish “herring mansions” built by wealthy families during the heyday of the industry in the 19th century.

If you&#39;re going on a bear hunt, there are few better places to do – the 3,500 Kodiak bears on this island equates to one every 0.7 square mile. You&#39;ll find this unique sub-species of brown bear and mainland grizzly reaching a paw into a salmon-rich river or ambling about the Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge – its pristine forests and meadows explain why Kodiak&#39;s moniker is the Emerald Isle. This could equally be called the fishing island, with halibut, salmon, and king crab all found in the waters lapping its shores. And don&#39;t forget the whales – this is one of Alaska&#39;s best places to watch them.

With snow-ringed peaks and the icy-blue waters of Kachemak Bay as a backdrop to paintbox-bright wooden buildings on stilts, Homer is known as a creative hub for good reason. Do an art crawl of the galleries from Pioneer Avenue to the end of the 4.5-mile Spit to see works rendered in paper, beads and glass, and afterwards feast on catch of the day at one of the restaurants on the shoreline (this is the halibut fishing capital of the world). The wilderness is never too far away in Alaska: here, sightings could include bears digging for clams at low tide and eagles soaring overhead.

Embark on a journey to the breathtaking wilderness of Seward, Alaska. This charming coastal town, nestled at the edge of the Kenai Peninsula, offers a rare and unforgettable experience for nature lovers. Immerse yourself in the stunning scenery of Kenai Fjords National Park, featuring towering glaciers, and pristine coastal fjords. Explore the rich history of the area, including the legacy of the indigenous Alutiiq people, and visit the Alaska SeaLife Center to witness the abundance of marine life in the Gulf of Alaska.

The vast and wild landscapes of the Hubbard Glacier offer breathtaking scenery. Located in the south central region of Alaska, these icy waters offer opportunities to catch sight of the regional humpback whales.

In its heyday, this frontier town was the largest in Alaska – its population went from 2 to 10,000 in a single year during the height of the gold boom.

Arrive at Russia&#39;s former New World capital. This historic island chain features Sitka Historic National Park, green-tufted landscapes, and St. Michael&#39;s Cathedral, built in the 1800&#39;s. This is an unusual stop for travelers, so enjoy a rare and unforgettable experience. 

The native Tlingit people might run the port of Icy Strait Point on Chichagof Island, but this is a place where wildlife reigns supreme. The Spasski River Valley has one of the highest densities of coastal brown bears in the world, while the waters surrounding the island teem with humpback whales as well as sea otters and sea lions. If the abundance of wildlife doesn&#39;t take your breath away, try the six-person zipwire running down from Hoonah Mountain at speeds of up to 60mph, some 300 feet above the rainforest. And don&#39;t leave port without a look at the salmon cannery turned museum.

How does riding the world&rsquo;s largest ZipRider feel? Well, there is only one way to find out during your visit to the award-winning Icy Strait Point. Higher than the Empire State Building and towering at 1,330 feet (405 m) above sea level, our ZipRider boasts speeds of up to 60 mph and a 25% grade.&nbsp;&nbsp; At 5,495 feet (1,675m) long and 6 cables side by side, this is truly an experience of a lifetime. Your fun starts with a mesmerizing ascent on the SkyGlider Gondola. You will find the views of Icy Strait, your ship, and maybe even a glimpse of the Glacier Bay National Park. &nbsp; Next is a short transfer to your launch platform, followed by an outfitting into your safety harness and brief safety instructions before the countdown begins. The gate opens, and you are accelerating, flying over the largest temperate rain forest in the world. The wind is whistling in your ears as you reach top speed during your descent &ndash; up to 60 miles per hour! Back at sea level, a series of breaks will safely decelerate your ride at the Drop Zone in the heart of Icy Strait Point.&nbsp;

The ZipRider is a unique adventure! It offers a thrilling experience and allows you to take in stunning views of the surrounding landscape as you soar through the air.

Scenic Mountain Ascent & Worlds Largest Zipline

Known to have one of the largest populations of coastal brown bear in the world, the first half of your adventure continues with a trip into the wilderness of Chichagof Island. Upon arriving to the Spasski River Valley, your experienced guide will lead you over gravel and boardwalk pathways through dense forest and muskeg marsh to several viewing platforms above the Spasski River. Learn about the coastal brown bear, their habitats, and why this area is ideal for their year-round foraging. Besides coastal brown bears, there is a chance to view other wildlife such as Sitka black-tailed deer, river otters, pine martens, and bald eagles.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Your half-day Alaska adventure continues as you to explore the rich waters of Point Adolphus, home to a myriad of marine mammals including whales, sea lions, seals, and porpoises. Enjoy warm, comfortable seating inside or savor the spectacular views from outside viewing decks.&nbsp; Don&rsquo;t forget to scan the shore for bald eagles in the evergreen treetops and bears on the beaches!&nbsp;&nbsp; Your onboard naturalist will describe the biology and behavior of the diverse species that gather every summer to indulge in Alaska&rsquo;s nutrient-rich waters.

Get ready to be captivated by the awe-inspiring beauty of nature as you embark on a thrilling bear search and whale watching cruise. This unforgettable journey will bring you face to face with majestic creatures in their natural habitat. Don&#39;t miss out on this incredible opportunity to witness the wonders of the wild firsthand.

Hoonah Whale & Bear Watching

Delve into the fascinating history of the Indigenous Tlingit community as you explore Icy Strait Point&#39;s nearby village of Hoonah. Travel through the charming Chichagof Island fishing village, learning about the rich oratory traditions and hunter-gatherer culture of the “people of the tides.” Your guide will share insights into the Tlingit&#39;s unique art, spirituality, and cuisine, bringing their vibrant history to life.The tour includes a Tribal Celebration—a captivating experience hosted by Huna Tlingit members. Through live storytelling, traditional dress, and cultural performances, this immersive celebration offers a rare glimpse into the Tlingit way of life, customs, and heritage.This journey invites you to connect with the spirit of Hoonah and gain a deeper appreciation for the Tlingit culture, passed down through generations.

A cultural experience that offers a glimpse into the rich heritage of the Tlingit community, allowing visitors to appreciate their deep connection to the land, their artistic traditions, and their spiritual beliefs. It&#39;s a unique and educational way to explore the history and culture of this remarkable indigenous group while enjoying the natural beauty of Alaska&#39;s coastal regions.

Hoonah Sightseeing & Tribal Connections

Explore the protected waters of Port Frederick as you launch from the beach at Icy Strait Point in a two-person wilderness kayak. Led by a certified local guide, you&#39;ll paddle along the scenic Hoonah waterfront, where bald eagles are often spotted and few travelers venture.Keep your eyes open for wildlife—humpback whales are known to feed along this very route. A motorized safety boat accompanies the group, but guests should be prepared to paddle through small waves and navigate moderate currents.

Paddle through the pristine waters of Port Frederick and immerse yourself in the natural beauty of Southeast Alaska. Surrounded by lush forests and rich with wildlife, this kayaking adventure is perfect for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts alike.

Icy Strait Kayak Adventure

Depart directly from Icy Strait Point on your safe, stable, covered, and comfortable whale-watching vessel and travel through the bountiful waters of Icy Strait to the renowned Point Adolphus area, home to Alaska&rsquo;s largest summer population of humpback whales. Along the way, there is the possibility of spotting some of the region&rsquo;s other marine life, including orca (killer whales), Steller&#39;s sea lions, seal, and porpoise. Don&rsquo;t forget to scan the shore for bald eagles in the evergreen treetops and bears on the beaches!&nbsp;&nbsp; Your onboard naturalist will describe the biology and behavior of the diverse species that gather every summer to indulge in Alaska&rsquo;s nutrient-rich waters.&nbsp;&nbsp; As a part of this combination tour, you will also enjoy a delicious seafood feast with a breathtaking view of stunning Port Frederick. The feast includes shrimp and seasonal crab, boiled in Southern seasoning with corn on the cob, Andouille sausage, onions, mushrooms, potatoes and garlic. After eating your fill, relax at the fire pit, roast marshmallows, and make your own s&rsquo;more&rsquo;s before returning to your ship. Bottled water, coffee, and tea are included. The whales are so plentiful that Icy Strait Point will give you a 100% refund if a whale is not spotted on the trip. However, don&#39;t anticipate a refund! Whales have been sighted on every tour conducted since it opened in 2004.

Venture out onto the waters of renowned Point Adolphus, home to Alaska&rsquo;s largest summer population of humpback whales, and experience the beauty of these gorgeous marine creatures up-close. Then taste the flavors of Alaska&rsquo;s fresh seafood as you take in the gorgeous views. &nbsp;

Icy Strait Whale Watching & Seafood Feast

Since the 1980s, timber harvesting shaped much of Chicagof Island&#39;s rugged landscape. While logging operations have ceased, they left behind over 150 miles of remote back roads—now perfect for exploration. There&#39;s no better way to experience this raw Alaskan wilderness than behind the wheel of your own iconic Jeep.Located within the Tongass National Forest—the largest in the United States—this area teems with wildlife, including Sitka black-tailed deer, brown bears, and majestic bald eagles. Keep your eyes peeled as you travel!Your lead guide, driving the first Jeep, will share insights into the island&#39;s logging history, local ecology, and native culture at various scenic stops. Along the way, guests may switch drivers to fully enjoy the journey with friends or family.Venture off the beaten path on a memorable backcountry adventure and discover the untamed beauty of Alaska in a way few ever do.

Discover over 150 miles of back roads left behind by past logging operations in the heart of Tongass National Forest—America&#39;s largest. Drive your own iconic Jeep through remote wilderness, with chances to spot brown bears, Sitka black-tailed deer, and eagles. Your friendly guide leads the way, sharing local history, wildlife insights, and hidden spots off the beaten path. Swap drivers at scenic stops and enjoy an unforgettable Alaskan adventure!

Back Country Jeep Adventure

Drive through the village of Hoonah, the largest Tlingit village in the world, on your way out to the Spasski River Valley. Continue through the Tongass National Forest up one of the old logging roads to the trail head.&nbsp;Once there, you will hike approximately two miles through private Native-owned lands, along an abandoned logging trail, to a secluded locally known viewing area. As you reach the top of the mountain, feel the serenity and see the breathtaking 360 degree views of Chichagof Island and its surrounding waterways and islands with nothing but nature all around you. Your local guide will share knowledge of the flora and fauna that inhabit the area, along with history of the land and its rich diverse culture.&nbsp; The opportunity to see brown bears, Sitka black tailed deer, eagles, and even humpback whales abound. With very little time spent in the forest area, this hour provides spectacular views of the area with ample opportunities for photography.&nbsp;

Experience an unforgettable adventure through the untouched wonders of the Alaskan wilderness with our Icy Strait Wilderness Hike. Located on Chichagof Island, the fifth largest island in Alaska, this hike offers a rare opportunity to immerse yourself in the raw beauty of nature. Traverse rugged terrains, meander through dense rainforests, and witness the incredible diversity of wildlife that calls this island home.

Icy Strait Wilderness Hike

Set off on a guided wildlife adventure through the Tlingit village of Hoonah and into the scenic coastal rainforest and muskeg meadows of Chichagof Island. As your local guide narrates the journey, keep an eye out for bald eagles perched in treetops, elusive Sitka black-tailed deer, and the impressive Alaska coastal brown bear—known to reach weights of up to 1,200 lbs (540 kg).Upon arrival in the river valley, you&#39;ll disembark the vehicle and follow your guide along gravel paths and boardwalks that traverse the delicate muskeg ecosystem. Strategically placed viewing platforms overlook the lower Spasski River—an active salmon stream and popular feeding area for local wildlife.Along the way, your guide will share insights into the unique ecology of the Tongass National Forest, pointing out native plant species and discussing the interconnected habitats that support the island&#39;s diverse fauna. This area also offers excellent opportunities for birdwatching and nature photography.

Embark on a thrilling journey into Alaska&#39;s wild heart with the Spasski River Valley Wildlife Bear Search. Witness coastal brown bears and other native wildlife in their natural habitat as expert guides lead you through pristine rainforest and muskeg. This unforgettable experience offers a rare chance to connect with nature and capture lasting memories in one of Alaska&#39;s most breathtaking settings.

Spasski River Valley Wildlife & Bear Search

Join our vibrant Alaska fisherwoman and master wilderness chef for a hands-on tasting session that will leave your taste buds tingling. Immerse yourself in the world of wild, natural, and sustainable Alaska seafood, as you learn about the unique techniques that make it truly exceptional.Discover the secrets of local fishing, preserving, and cooking methods that set Alaska food apart from the rest. Witness an expert filleting demonstration and get ready to grill your very own catch-of-the-day over our aromatic alder-wood grill.Indulge in a delectable tasting menu featuring fresh and canned salmon dishes, as well as succulent grilled halibut. Rest assured, all our food is sourced from nearby waters by local fishermen, ensuring unbeatable freshness.

Experiencing wild, natural, and sustainable Alaska food is a unique and memorable culinary adventure that showcases the region&#39;s pristine waters and commitment to responsible fishing practices.

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Paddle a kayak on sheltered waters, take a floatplane to a remote mountain lake or try your hand at sportfishing in Ketchikan, salmon capital of the world and a paradise for fishermen and nature-lovers alike. A quiet city with rich Native American heritage, it hosts the world&#39;s largest collection of authentic totem poles at Totem Bight as well as a rustic boardwalk, quaint restaurants perched on stilts above the water, and scores of fascinating shops and spectacular views from every vantage point.

This five-kilometer (three-mile) waterway between British Columbia and Vancouver Island is a small section of the bigger Discovery Passage strait. Named after the Royal Navy officer George Seymour, the strait is known for its narrowness and intense tidal currents.

Discover the vibrancy of this British Columbia cosmopolitan. Vancouver has eclectic neighbors to explore, exquisite seafood, and the largest natural park in North America.

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