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    Alaska cruises get more popular every year, as people decide to experience wilderness on a scale available in few other places, and a vivid history that's visible at every turn of the ship channel or road.

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    When choosing your cruise North, be aware of the multitude of options that are available from the companies listed here. There's no longer any need to alter your plans to fit a particular company's idea of what you want to see and do. Regardless of how you decide to travel, take all the time you can - we have a LOT for you to to see up here!

    As well as the cruises found on the search box above, see:

• Inside Passage cruises from southern ports
• Local tours & cruises
• Cruise Sales Agencies
- often a source for greatly discounted fares

Cruising to Alaska is different from many other destinations in that the itinerary is the main priority for most people, the actual ship secondary. For information about the glaciers, ports, weather, reference books, cruisetours, excursions and much more, see:

• reviews & photo albums from cruises and excursions
• glaciers,
• Alaska cruise ports,
• ship bridgecams,
• current and historic weather averages to help you decide when to visit,
• Alaska cruise books
• Alaska discount books
• port schedules let you see how many ships will be in port with you,
• CruiseCritic.com has an extremely active Board with both experienced cruisers and Alaska residents answering questions, and

• Now that you know you need to come up, you need these packing lists

    You can also request free Alaska Cruise brochures, with some offers that you won't find online.