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From towering glaciers and snow-capped mountains to wildlife encounters and wilderness adventures, Alaska offers the kind of scenery that stays with travellers long after they return
For agents looking to inspire customers with an unforgettable cruise holiday, Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) offers plenty of ways to experience the Last Frontier.
With a choice of port-rich seven- to 16-day itineraries, NCL makes it easy to explore more of Alaska, with sailings departing from Seattle, Vancouver, Whittier and beyond.
And with four ships to choose from, there’s an option to suit every type of customer. From Breakaway Plus Class ships packed with ways to relax and unwind, to smaller ships offering a more intimate experience, customers can choose the onboard atmosphere that best complements their Alaskan adventure.
What’s more, NCL’s ships have been designed with the destination in mind. The Waterfront® promenade provides the perfect spot to take in the scenery from the ocean, while the panoramic Observation Lounge offers uninterrupted views as the landscape unfolds. After a day of exploring, guests can retreat to the Thermal Suite for some well-earned relaxation – and to warm up.
For those wanting to explore more of Alaska, NCL’s Cruisetours combine a cruise with enriching land-based experiences before or after sailing. Highlights include Denali National Park, giving travellers the chance to journey further into the wilderness and discover Alaska beyond the coastline
For a classic introduction to Alaska, Norwegian Joy® offers a seven-day round-trip sailing from Seattle with departures available between June and August 2027, calling at Juneau, Icy Strait Point, Ketchikan and Victoria. It’s an itinerary that packs some of the region’s most memorable ports into a week, while giving guests plenty of time to enjoy the ship and take in the scenery.
From August to October 2027, Norwegian Encore® offers a similar seven-day round-trip itinerary from Seattle, adding Skagway to Juneau, Ketchikan and Victoria. Meanwhile, Norwegian Jade® sails seven-day itineraries from Vancouver to Whittier between May and August, visiting Skagway, Juneau and Ketchikan.
For another option, Norwegian Bliss® sails round-trip from Seattle between May and October 2027, calling at Juneau, Ketchikan, Sitka and Victoria.
Juneau has been referred to as “Alaska's peak experience” by many travellers, certainly due in part to its unparalleled glacier viewing from such places as Tracy Arm Fjord, the Juneau Icefields and Glacier Bay National Park. Here, guests can kayak up one of the area's many protected waterways, go flightseeing, tour historic downtown or try their hand at panning for gold.
What’s more, agents can add even more value by upgrading customers to the line’s Free at Sea™ package from £249pp* on seven- to eight-day cruises. The includes Premium Beverages, Speciality Dining, Wi-Fi and excursion credits, helping customers get more from their time onboard and ashore.
For customers dreaming of seeing Alaska’s spectacular wilderness from the comfort of a cruise ship akin to a boutique hotel, NCL offers the itinerary choice, onboard experience and flexibility to make that dream a reality.
*Free at Sea upgrade charge is per person and based on a 7-8 day cruise. Offers and combinability subject to availability, capacity and change or withdrawal at any time. Terms and conditions apply to all offers. See Norwegiancentral.com for full details.
