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Until January 31, clients who book a 2026 Alaska departure with Holland America Line’s Have It All premium cruise package – which includes beverages, dining and shore excursion credit, Wi-Fi and tips – will also enjoy: O A free stateroom upgrade O Up to $500 onboard credit per stateroom O An extra $200 excursion credit per stateroom


BEST ALASKA ADVENTURES FOR 2026


Holland America’s seven-day sailings depart from April to September, with June and July offering prime wildlife and glacier opportunities.


7-Day Alaska Explorer


This round-trip sailing from Seattle is bursting with the best of Alaska’s rich landscapes. Clients will visit historic Juneau, Sitka and Ketchikan, known for its rich Indigenous culture,


followed by glacier viewing at Glacier Bay National Park or Dawes Glacier, where close-ups of dramatic scenery are guaranteed.


7-Day Glacier Discovery Available northbound or southbound, this one-way itinerary is


designed for clients who want maximum glacier time. Two full ‘glacier days’ are included, in Glacier Bay National Park and either Hubbard


Glacier or College Fjord. Stops in Ketchikan and Skagway offer a slice of history and bring Indigenous culture and the Gold Rush era to life.


7-Day Alaska Inside Passage This popular itinerary sails round-trip from Vancouver, exploring


stops such as Glacier Bay and Mendenhall Glacier near Juneau and Skagway, where guests can jump aboard the scenic White Horse Railway. Their return will be unforgettable, cruising through the networks of islands, fords and waterways of the Inside Passage.


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