Royal Caribbean: Alaska round-trip from Seattle, Summer 2019
Seattle welcomes one of the world’s most groundbreaking ships, Royal Carribbean's Ovation of the Seas, sailing round trip to Alaska every Friday from May 24 to September 6!
Get a bold, new perspective on Alaska’s wilderness as you sail between unforgettable shores from Skagway to Juneau. Along the way, you’ll get to soak up the North’s natural splendor as you cruise along Alaska’s Inside Passage and get an up-close look at Dawe’s Glacier and Endicott’s Arm. No other cruise ship lets you see Alaska like this.
Get a bold, new perspective on Alaska’s wilderness as you sail between unforgettable shores from Skagway to Juneau. Along the way, you’ll get to soak up the North’s natural splendor as you cruise along Alaska’s Inside Passage and get an up-close look at Dawe’s Glacier and Endicott’s Arm. No other cruise ship lets you see Alaska like this.
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Fri Seattle, Washington Sat Cruising Sun Juneau, Alaska Mon Skagway, Alaska Tue Endicott Arm and Dawes Glacier Wed Cruising Thu Victoria, British Columbia Fri Seattle, Washington |
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Professional Travel Service can offer low group rates and a $50 onboard credit per stateroom through our partnership with Ensemble on certain departure dates listed below. Listed fares are per person, double occupancy, and are subject to change. Bookings require a $500 refundable deposit.
Taxes and port fees are $181.32 per person and are subject to change.
Taxes and port fees are $181.32 per person and are subject to change.
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Other highlightsThe sheer size of Alaska lends itself to a wide variety of terrain and travel experiences. This diversity means you need to be prepared for a lot of change while traveling.
The best time to travel to Alaska depends on your priorities. If you're interested in the Midnight Sun, the longest day of the year is June 21, when you can experience close to 20 or more hours of sunlight in some parts of the state. If you're more interested in the Alaska Northern Lights, the earlier sunset in later summer will allow more contrast and better views of this natural wonder. No two days will be the same, and you'll need to pack your clothing to prepare for temperature changes throughout the day. Think layers: zip-up sweaters, boots, rain jackets. |
