Princess Cruises Alaska Cruise Inside Passage with Glacier Bay
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This is a compilation of videos from our Alaska Cruise out of Seattle Washington in May of 2023. We departed from Seattle, Washington with ports of call in Juneau, Skagway, Glacier Bay, Ketchikan, and Victoria B.C. on Royal Princess. We were a bit delayed in our departure so we didn't sea a whole lot until the morning arriving into Juneau. We didn't Vlog so if you have any questions or want more info please leave a comment! Below is a list of activities we did at each stop.
In Juneau, we booked with Wings Airways for the glacier and Taku Lodge experience. We were only able to fly over the glaciers due to arriving late in port. This was amazing and would 100% recommend.
In Skagway, we booked The White Pass Railroad and Yukon Route. This was a great family experience and well worth the time and money.
In Ketchikan, we booked a UTV excursion. This was one of my favorite excursions in all Alaska. We went through Adventure Kart.
In Seattle we were able to arrive a day early and visit Pike Place. Upon coming back after our cruise we spent the day at the Space Needle and Chihuly Garden and Glass.
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great job, thank you for sharing.
Thank you!
We love cruising this our fourth time this year and we love it
Same here we have 3 more this year. Next time we go to Alaska we are going to try for first week of August!
Still cold during month of April we schedule at May 19
Happy Cruise Week! We had amazing weather but it wasn't too bad. Most of the time we were in the mid 50s. Glacier Bay was low 40s and the mornings were about the same. Looks like your weather is going to be very similar. The key for us was layers. have a good base layer (NOT Cotton) and you can build from there. If its wet but not to cold you can just use a shell, if its a bit colder and wet you can add a mid, and if your lucky and its not wet you can loose the shell. Try to avoid heavy coats that aren't waterproof. If you can master a base, mid, and shell you will be prepared for whatever Southeast Alaska brings you this time of year. I hope you have an amazing trip!