EXCLUSIVE ALASKA DEPARTURES · JULY 2027
Three unforgettable sailings.
One beautifully planned journey.
Picture Perfect Adventures is hosting three exclusive Alaska departures designed for travelers who want breathtaking scenery without the stress of planning alone. Choose from roundtrip sailings from Seattle or Vancouver, with itineraries featuring iconic glaciers, remarkable wildlife, and some of Alaska’s most memorable ports. Picture Perfect Adventures will help you compare the ships, routes, and staterooms so you can choose the journey that feels right for you. Exclusive departure space is available for a limited time.
Find your perfect fit
Together, we'll choose the ship, itinerary, and stateroom that match how you want to experience Alaska.
Feel fully prepared
Get clear help with documents, excursions, dining, packing, and all the little questions along the way.
Travel with confidence
You'll have a real person to call before your trip, so you never have to figure everything out alone.
CHOOSE YOUR ALASKA
Three remarkable sailings
Each itinerary has a different rhythm. Start with what matters most to you.
SAILING ONE
Eurodam
7-Day Alaska Explorer · Roundtrip Seattle
A relaxed Signature Class ship, five distinct ports, and Glacier Bay—the ideal first Alaska cruise.
GROUP RATES FROM
$1,824
per person, double occupancy
plus $420 taxes and fees
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Seattle Embark & Puget Sound
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At Sea Inside Passage scenery
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Juneau Glaciers & whales
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Glacier Bay + Icy Strait Ranger narration & wildlife
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Sitka Russian heritage & totems
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Ketchikan Creek Street & rainforest
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Victoria Evening harbor call
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Seattle Disembark
The Crown Jewel
Why Glacier Bay matters
A National Park Service ranger boards the ship and narrates as tidewater glaciers rise from the water. There’s no excursion to book and nothing extra to pay—the park comes to your balcony.
SAILING TWO
Koningsdam
7-Day Inside Passage · Roundtrip Vancouver
For travelers who want the White Pass railroad and two dramatic glacier experiences in one week.
GROUP RATES FROM
$1,824.00
per person, double occupancy
plus $355 taxes and fees
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Vancouver Embark at Canada Place
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Inside Passage Scenic cruising
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Tracy Arm + Juneau Glaciers & whales
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Skagway White Pass railroad
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Glacier Bay Ranger-narrated cruising
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Ketchikan Totems, salmon & rainforest
07
Inside Passage Scenic cruising
08
Vancouver Disembark
SAILING THREE
Star Princess
7-Day Inside Passage · Roundtrip Vancouver
For travelers who want the White Pass railroad and two dramatic glacier experiences in one week.
GROUP RATES FROM
2,119.00
per person, double occupancy
plus $355 taxes and fees
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Seattle Embarkation
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Inside Passage Scenic cruising
03
Endicott Arm and Dawes Glacier Glaciers & nature
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Juneau Whales and Galciers
05
Skagway White Pass Railroad
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At Sea
07
Victoria Harbor Call
08
Seattle Disembark
Frequently asked questions
Alexa Young, Product Manager
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Do I need a passport?
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Koningsdam departs Vancouver and requires a valid passport. For the Seattle roundtrips, a passport is strongly recommended; Amber will confirm the current requirements at booking.
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Is Alaska good for first-time cruisers?
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Yes. These itineraries are port-rich, easy to reach, and pair dramatic scenery with the relaxed service Holland America and Princess are known for.
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Can I bring my kids?
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Absolutely. Alaska is wonderfully family friendly. Third- and fourth-guest pricing varies, so request a quote for your exact family.
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What’s included?
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Your stateroom, main dining, entertainment, and the Glacier Bay ranger program on the Holland America sailings. Excursions, beverages, specialty dining, and gratuities are additional.
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What if I need to cancel?
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Each cruise line’s cancellation schedule applies. Amber will review it before your deposit and can also quote travel protection.
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What should I pack for an Alaska cruise?
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Pack light layers, a waterproof outer layer, comfortable water-resistant shoes, and a small day bag. Add a warm hat and gloves for glacier viewing, plus a few lighter pieces for surprisingly mild afternoons.
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Is a balcony worth it for Alaska?
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A balcony is wonderful for private scenery and easy wildlife watching, but it is not essential. Oceanview and inside stateroom guests can enjoy the same landscapes from open decks and observation lounges. Amber can help you decide where the upgrade adds the most value.
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Will I get seasick?
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Many Inside Passage days are sheltered, but open-water portions can still have motion. Choose a lower, more central stateroom if you are sensitive, and ask your medical provider which prevention option is appropriate for you.
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Should I book Alaska excursions early?
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Yes—especially whale watching, scenic rail journeys, flightseeing, and small-group wildlife tours. Popular departures can fill months ahead, although Amber can also help compare cruise-line and reputable independent options.
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Are wildlife sightings guaranteed?
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Aaska’s wildlife is truly wild. Season, weather, location, and luck all matter. A specialized local tour can improve your chances, but no responsible guide can promise a particular animal or encounter.
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PLAN WITH CONFIDENCE
Alaska travel guides
Not quite ready to choose a sailing? Start with these practical guides from Picture Perfect Adventures, then come back when you’re ready to talk through the details.
EXCLUSIVE DEAPRTURE SPACE
Ready to see Alaska in 2027?
Tell us who’s traveling and which sailing caught your eye. We’ll walk you through availability, deposits, and the best fit without the pressure.
Call or text 870-692-5089