12-night Alaska and British Columbia: Wilderness, Glaciers and Culture Expedition

June 10, 2025

HX: MS Roald Amundsen

Anchorage (Seward)/Vancouver

Vacation Offer ID 1543172

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Cruise Inclusions

Expedition Cruise

A stay in a cabin of your choice
Breakfast, lunch and dinner including beverages* in restaurants Aune and Fredheim
À la carte restaurant Lindstrøm included for suite guests
Complimentary tea and coffee
Complimentary Wi-Fi on board†
Complimentary reusable water bottle
English-speaking Expedition Team that organizes and accompanies activities on board and ashore
Range of included activities
*House beer and wine, sodas, and mineral water
†Please note that the Wi-Fi signal and phone reception are very limited in the remote areas where we travel, and streaming is not supported.

Onboard Activities

In-depth lectures and discussions hosted by experts on the Expedition Team
Full use of our Science Center, library and advanced biological and geological equipment
Our Citizen Science Program, where you can assist with ongoing scientific research
Photography tips and techniques for capturing landscapes and wildlife from our on-board professional photographer
Use of the ship's hot tubs, infinity pool, panoramic sauna, outdoor and indoor gyms, and running track
Informal gatherings with the crew for daily briefings

Landing Activities

Escorted landings with small expedition boats
Loan of boots, trekking poles and all equipment for activities
Complimentary wind- and water-resistant expedition jacket
Expedition photographers on hand to assist you

Notes

All planned activities are subject to weather and ice conditions
Excursions and activities are subject to change
Please make sure you meet all entry and boarding requirements?
No gratuities expected

Destination Guide
Suggested Shore Excursions

Destination	Arrival	Departure
Anchorage (Seward) Anchorage (Seward) 06/10/2025 Embarkation in stunning Seward. Embark MS Roald Amundsen in Seward, the gateway to the vast, mountainous Kenai Fjords National Park, home to the largest ice fields in Alaska. It is a spectacular and fitting launch point for the adventures ahead. After collecting your complimentary expedition jacket, check out your cabin, meet the Expedition Team, and explore the ship as we set sail on this epic expedition cruise through Alaska and British Columbia.,	06/10/2025	06/10/2025
College Fjord College Fjord 06/11/2025 Prepare to experience nature's raw power. Today we visit College Fjord, which features five tidewater glaciers and five valley glaciers, as well as a dozen other types. The 1899 Harriman expedition team charted the fjord and named the glaciers after their alma maters, including Vassar, Harvard, and Yale. Princeton is deliberately missing, apparently done as a snub. We'll get as close to the glaciers as we can, taking the small boats (RIBs) into the fjord if possible, or even exploring by kayak. From the water, you might catch sight of humpback whales, bald eagles, otters, and sea lions, all of which inhabit this icy wilderness.,	06/11/2025	06/11/2025
Icy Bay Icy Bay 06/12/2025 Wildlife watching in glacier-fed waters. Today, experience a fantastic expedition day in Icy Bay. Three glaciers (Guyot, Yahtse, and Tyndall) regularly calve into the bay. If conditions allow, explore it in the small boats (RIBs) or by kayak, immersing you in the remarkable beauty of this icy landscape. Wildlife abounds in the Gulf of Alaska, offering unrivaled photography opportunities. In these waters, you can often see humpback whales, orcas, Steller sea lions, sea otters, and harbor seals loafing around on floating chunks of ice.,	06/12/2025	06/12/2025
Point Adolphus Point Adolphus 06/13/2025 Ancient forests, wildlife, and whales. In the morning, we'll pass by Point Adolphus, located on the northern tip of Chichagof Island, across from Glacier Bay National Park. The nutrient-rich waters are famous for attracting humpback whales and other marine life, so be sure to head on deck with your camera ready. William Henry Bay lies south of Haines, at the edge of the Chilkat Range mountains, and is home to brown bears, black bears, and moose. Under the guidance of an expert local guide, we'll drop anchor here and explore the shores lined with old-growth forest.,	06/13/2025	06/13/2025
William Henry Bay William Henry Bay 06/13/2025 Ancient forests, wildlife, and whales. In the morning, we'll pass by Point Adolphus, located on the northern tip of Chichagof Island, across from Glacier Bay National Park. The nutrient-rich waters are famous for attracting humpback whales and other marine life, so be sure to head on deck with your camera ready. William Henry Bay lies south of Haines, at the edge of the Chilkat Range mountains, and is home to brown bears, black bears, and moose. Under the guidance of an expert local guide, we'll drop anchor here and explore the shores lined with old-growth forest.,	06/13/2025	06/13/2025
Haines Haines 06/14/2025 Discover artistic heritage in the 'Valley of the Eagles'. Beside Lynn Canal is the frontier town of Haines, originally home to the Chilkat Tlingit people. Renowned for their weaving skills, you'll see excellent examples of their work, with mountain goat fur and cedar bark woven into intricate designs. Haines has a flourishing art scene, with galleries and workshops filled with totem carvings, silverwork, and sculptures. Investing in Alaskan art is a great way to support local creators. You can practice your photography skills in the incredible landscapes; it's also ideal for adventurers seeking hiking and wildlife spotting opportunities. Look for bald eagles, bears, and moose.,	06/14/2025	06/14/2025
Tracy Arm Tracy Arm 06/15/2025 See the lesser-known gems of Holkham Bay. Holkham Bay is home to two beautiful fjords, Tracy Arm and Endicott Arm. Your captain will decide which offers better exploration options on the day. Both are equally special to explore. At the end of each fjord, fresh icebergs calve from the glaciers against a stunning backdrop of forested cliffs. Endicott Arm is a breeding ground for harbor seals, often seen on the floating ice. You might also see whales, bears, mountain goats, and moose. Get tips from the onboard photographer before heading out on the small boats (RIBs) to get closer to these unique sights.,	06/15/2025	06/15/2025
Sitka Sitka 06/16/2025 Take in Sitka's views and a unique mix of cultures. Surrounded by Tongass National Forest, Sitka is only accessible by sea or air. Get out on deck for stunning views of the Sisters Mountains and Mount Edgecumbe Volcano. Discover Sitka's fascinating history with the Expedition Team. Inhabited by the Tlingit people for 10,000 years, it was occupied by Russia in 1804 before being sold to the US after the Crimean War. Today, Sitka blends all three cultures. Visit the Russian Orthodox cathedral and the Russian Bishop's House. Admire ornate Haida and Tlingit totem poles at Sitka National Historical Park — it's a real treat. You can also enjoy a walking trail through the forest to the ocean.,	06/16/2025	06/16/2025
Petersburg Petersburg 06/17/2025 Discover Southeast Alaska's magical waterways. Explore Alaska in true expedition style, with an exploration day that gives us the freedom to probe this magical corner of the Inside Passage. We may head to the charming town of Petersburg, with its proud Norwegian heritage and thriving fishing community. Explore the docks and discover the fantastic nature to be found across Frederick Sound, just outside the harbor. We may also hit the water in our small boats (RIBs) and seek out secluded coves, iceberg-filled bays, and thickly forested shorelines. Try and spot some of Alaska's most iconic wildlife, including eagles, otters, whales, and even bears, if luck is on your side.,	06/17/2025	06/17/2025
Wrangell Wrangell 06/18/2025 Visit one of Alaska's oldest harbor towns. We will continue cruising the Alaskan islands to Wrangell. Only a mile out of town, the incredible Petroglyph Beach is where you can see ancient rock carvings among the sand. Visit the local museum to learn more about Wrangell's fascinating past. Now part of the United States, it was once governed by Britain, Russia, and the Tlingit people. Cross to Shakes Island, where the Chief Shakes Tribal House and totem poles tell the story of the Indigenous Tlingit people. Hikers will enjoy the nature trails, surrounded by alluring scenery at the mouth of Stikine River, along with the foot of Mount Dewey, sitting at the edge of the rainforest.,	06/18/2025	06/18/2025
Misty Fjords Misty Fjords 06/19/2025 Revel in a wilderness where wildlife thrives. Misty Fjords are part of the Tongass National Forest. It is a pristine wilderness of evergreens, waterfalls, and snow-capped peaks. The revered naturalist writer John Muir described the area as one of the most beautiful places he'd ever seen. Weather permitting, join the Expedition Team to tour Misty Fjords in the small boats (RIBs) or kayaks. Misty Fjords are rich in wildlife. Scan for mountain goats, bears, and moose as you explore. The waters are home to Pacific salmon, otters, sea lions, harbor seals, orcas, and Dall's porpoises. Skyward, you might spot herons and bald eagles.,	06/19/2025	06/19/2025
Inside Passage Inside Passage 06/20/2025 See sublime scenery as we sail the Inside Passage. The Inside Passage coastal route takes us through the great North American Pacific Fjordland, a protected stretch of water over 930 miles long. Unlike other cruises that pass through at night, you'll be able to view the sublime scenery in all its glory during the day. Our smaller expedition ship allows us to reach areas that larger vessels can't, meaning that we can explore the breathtaking scenery of lesser-traveled channels. Keep your cameras and binoculars close at hand to spot dolphins, porpoises, orcas, and humpback whales.,	06/20/2025	06/20/2025
Alert Bay Alert Bay 06/21/2025 Indigenous culture and heritage in Alert Bay. We arrive at Alert Bay, a scenic village on Cormorant Island, north of Vancouver Island. Here, we'll have the opportunity to meet and learn from the Kwakwaka'wakw First Nations community. For them to welcome us is a real privilege. At the U'Mista Cultural Center, see elaborate totem poles, paintings, carvings, ceremonial masks, and other meaningful artifacts. The island's sheltered waters attract a huge array of wildlife. One highlight is the yellow-billed loon, with its distinctive speckled back. Keep an eye out for orcas and humpback whales close to shore.,	06/21/2025	06/21/2025
Vancouver Vancouver 06/22/2025 Arrive at British Columbia's largest city. Your expedition cruise ends in this beautiful city at the foot of the Rockies. Visit Gastown, the city's oldest neighborhood, and climb Vancouver Lookout for a panoramic view overlooking neon-lit Granville Street, the West End beaches, and the towering cedars of Stanley Park. Vancouver has a flavor all of its own — including its global cuisine. Dine out in Chinatown, Punjabi Market, or Little Italy for a taste of the city's buzzing atmosphere. While you're here, why not join an optional Post-Program tour to the historic and beautiful mountain resort of Whistler.,	06/22/2025	06/22/2025

Hurtigruten introduced a groundbreaking addition to its fleet with the MS Roald Amundsen, a state-of-the-art vessel featuring innovative and environmentally sustainable hybrid technology. This advanced propulsion system significantly reduces fuel consumption, proving that hybrid technology is viable on large ships.
As the first of two hybrid ships that Hurtigruten will add to its fleet, the MS Roald Amundsen uses electrical propulsion to cut emissions. The ship’s sustainable technology reduces fuel consumption and CO2 emissions by 20 percent, setting a new standard for eco-friendly cruising.

Ship Statistics

Built Year: 2019
Gross Tonnage: 20 889 T
Maximum Speed: 15 knots
Ship Length: 140
Passenger Capacity: 530
Number of Decks: 9
Dining / Restaurants: Yes

Jacuzzi: Yes
Bars / Lounges: Yes
Fitness Center: Yes
Lounge: Yes
Staterooms / Suites: Yes
Wheelchair Accessible: Yes

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Size approximately: 17 - 19 m2. Accessible cabin with balcony. High deck, broad balcony, double bed, TV, kettle, tea and coffee.

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Category: XTJ
Deck 7

Size approximately: 18 m2. High deck cabins with balcony. Spacious cabins, different sizes, flexible sleeping arrangements, some with sofabed, TV, kettle, tea and coffee. With a limited view.

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Deck 8
Deck 7

Size approximately: 15 - 19 m2. Cabins on a high deck with a balcony. Spacious cabins, different sizes, double bed, some with sofabed, TV, kettle, tea and coffee.

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Size approximately: 15 - 19 m2. High deck cabins with a balcony. Spacious cabins, different sizes, flexible sleeping arrangements, some with sofa bed, TV, kettle, tea and coffee.

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Deck 5

Size approximately: 22 m2. Large accessible cabins without balcony. Lower/middle decks, flexible sleeping arrangements, TV, kettle, tea and coffee.

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Deck 5
Deck 4

Size approximately: 24 - 27 m2. Large cabins without balcony. Lower/middle decks, flexible sleeping arrangements, sofabed, TV, kettle, tea and coffee.

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Deck 5
Deck 4

Size approximately: 19 - 23 m2. Larger cabins on middle decks. Most 20 square meters, flexible sleeping arrangements, some with sofabed, TV.

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Category: MF
Deck 7

Size approximately: 22 m2. Corner suite with large windows. Corner suite with large windows. Flexible sleeping arrangements, TV, minibar, bathrobe, kettle, tea and coffee, espresso maker. Without balcony.

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Deck 9
Deck 8

Size approximately: 20 - 28 m2. Suites with private balcony, different sizes, top-high decks, flexible sleeping arrangements, some with sofabed, TV, minibar, bathrobe, kettle, tea and coffee, espresso maker.

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Category: MD
Deck 7

Size approximately: 35 m2. Large Corner Suite with private balcony, flexible sleeping arrangements, sofabed, TV, minibar, bathrobe, kettle, espresso maker. Adapted for guests with wheelchair.

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Category: MC
Deck 9
Deck 8
Deck 7

Size approximately: 20 - 30 m2. Aft Corner Suite with private balcony and hot tub. Various sizes, large windows, flexible sleeping arrangements, some with sofa, TV, minibar, bathrobe, kettle, tea and coffee, espresso maker.

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Category: MA
Deck 8

Extra Large Corner Suite with private balcony. Ship’s most spacious cabins with large windows, flexible sleeping arrangements, sofabed, TV, minibar, bathrobe, kettle, tea and coffee, espresso maker. The first minibar setup is included for each item, each replenishment is chargeable.

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