Not only does the cost include transportation on a beautiful five-star vessel, but it also includes meals, entertainment, snacks, and lodging.
While it is the most popular sailing out of Vancouver, locals looking to cruise along Alaska's awe-inspiring coast typically have to pay a premium.
Norwegian Cruise Line is a favourite among cruisers who enjoy a more relaxed atmosphere on board, without sacrificing quality and style. There's no dress code or scheduled dining times but guests can still enjoy elegant dinners in specialty restaurants onboard. Alternatively, Holland America Line delivers a premium cruise product with attentive service, beautiful accommodations, and upscale dining options for a reasonable price. It is also known for its high-end entertainment, including inspired performances in its B.B. Kings Blues Club.
What can guests expect when cruising Vancouver-Alaska with Norwegian or Holland America? NCL is currently offering promotions for guests that book the June 7 departure to Anchorage from Vancouver. This means travellers can enjoy several "perks" for free or for a reduced rate, depending on the option they select.
For folks who haven't cruised, the WIFI packages can work out to be quick a bit of money. If you plan on checking emails, logging into social media, or surfing the web on board, you'll need the WIFI package. If you plan on having drinks, they are not regularly included on almost any regular cruise line and end up being quite expensive.
Travellers will have to get a one-way ticket back from Anchorage to Vancouver but it is recommended to spend one night in Alaska after the cruise. If you prefer to fly out the day that the sailing ends, ensure you have adequate time to make it to the airport and allow for extra time to pass through security.
South Africa Latest News, South Africa Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Vancouver police investigating fatal stabbing in city's west endVANCOUVER — Police in Vancouver are investigating a fatal stabbing in a busy neighbourhood Saturday night.
Read more »
Sail Canada says coach Lisa Ross was fired for financial reasons, not because she was pregnantSail Canada said discussions and the decision to terminate Lisa Ross’s contract ‘took place well before she verbally informed Sail Canada High Performance Director that she was pregnant’
Read more »
Sail Canada says coach fired because lack of money, not pregnancyLisa Ross wants her job back. The two-time Olympic sailor for Canada was named to the national sailing team's coaching staff three years ago. Nine days after telling Sail Canada in March that she was pregnant and would take maternity leave later this year, Ross was fired.
Read more »
Healthy food increasingly out of reach for Vancouver Island's poorest, says reportReport highlights high cost of housing and food; lower-income people forced to make difficult choices
Read more »
St. Louis City SC 3, Whitecaps 1: 'Shameful performance' of referee should force game cancellation, says Vanni SartiniThe Vancouver Whitecaps lost because of \u0022shameful\u0022 refereeing, said coach Vanni Sartini.
Read more »