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Skagway Cruise Port Overview
The Skagway cruise port is a small-town gateway to big Alaska scenery. Ships tie up just steps from historic Skagway, where boardwalks, gold rush storefronts, and the trails of Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park sit right behind the pier.
Trains of the White Pass and Yukon Route climb into the mountains, salmon run in town creeks, and you can be sipping coffee on Broadway minutes after you touch the gangway.
The Skagway cruise port is a po
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Your Ultimate Guide to Victoria: From Cruise Port to Stunning City Center
Victoria, the charming capital city of British Columbia in Canada, is a popular stop for American cruise lines navigating the Pacific Northwest and Alaska routes. Major cruise lines such as Holland America, Princess Cruises, and Norwegian Cruise Line frequently call at the Port of Victoria, which is Canada’s busiest port of call. Victoria is famous for its seafood, with local specialties like Pacific salmon and Du
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What You Need to Know about the Juneau Cruise Port: Taxis, Glaciers, & How to Dress
About the Juneau, Alaska Cruise Port
Juneau is home to both the Alaskan state capital and one of the state’s busiest cruise ports, which is officially named “Port Juneau”. This port, along with Ketchikan and Skagway, comprise 80 percent of Alaska’s passenger visits, and it’s a great port to visit because downtown Juneau is pedestrian-friendly and adjacent to the port, with lots to do and see.
What You Need to Know about the Ketchikan Cruise Port: Taxis, Free Activities & Weather
About the Ketchikan, Alaska Cruise Port
The Port of Ketchikan in Alaska is a great port because it’s located right by the town of Ketchikan, so there are many things to do and see without spending money on transportation or an excursion.
Located on the southeastern tip of Alaska, Ketchikan has 64 points of interest in the town, just a short distance from the port. Ketchikan is a small c
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What You Need to Know about the Sitka Cruise Port: Shuttle, Excursions & Weather
The Sitka Sound Cruise Terminal in Sitka, Alaska is a modern port that greets cruisers from many of the major cruise lines. The Sitka dock is a premier port of call on Alaskan itineraries, accommodating two cruise ships, and it features a beautiful wood building, opened in 2011, that fits perfectly into the glacial carved mountains of the area. While you may not realize it while exploring the touristic ar
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