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iconic alaska & canadian coasts | adults-only cruising

29th Jul 2026 | 8 nights | Virgin Voyages | Brilliant Lady

This package can be tailored to suit you
Financially protected by the ATOL scheme
$1000pp of extras included onboard
Inside Passage
Ketchikan, Alaska
Sitka, Alaska
Tracy Arm, Alaska (Cruising)
Prince Rupert, British Columbia
This package can be tailored to suit you
Financially protected by the ATOL scheme
$1000pp of extras included onboard

Seattle, Sitka & Canadian Coasts (save up to £625pp)

Why do we love this cruise holiday? Featuring a brand new itinerary to their portfolio, Alaska is the newest destination for Virgin Voyages. Known for their adult-only cruising experience, this is the perfect way to explore Alaska in style! Aboard a modern ship, you’ll enjoy Wi-Fi, selected drinks, multiple dining options, and more all included so all you have to do is sit back, relax, and take in the stunning scenery. Starting in Seattle, this itinerary showcases the very best of Alaska, with plenty of opportunities to spot wildlife along the way. It’s an unforgettable cruising experience, with luxury, adventure, and serenity all rolled into one! Alaska on an adult-only ship... a cruising experience like no other.

Ask about alternative dates throughout summer 2026.

What's included?

  • Return flights with a generous checked baggage allowance
  • 1-night 4* hotel stay in Seattle
    • Current Seattle tourist tax is 18% of the hotel accommodation, which is included in our package. It will be deducted from prices above at the point of confirming your booking with one of our team, and is then payable locally at the hotel.
  • 7-night full-board cruise
  • Over $1000 of value included on your cruise as standard:
    • Browse, post, and stay connected with Wi-Fi
    • 20+ eateries from casual to refined dining
    • Essential drinks with water, non-pressed juices, selected sodas, tea, filter coffee and more
    • Group workouts - yoga, meditation, cycling, HIIT and more
  • Financially protected by the ATOL scheme

 


What's included with the cruise

  • Cruise ship rooms tricked out with tech to make your life easier. And cooler.
  • Access to all the premium dining at 20+ eateries with menus curated by Michelin star chefs
  • All soft drinks & water including soda, tea & coffee
  • Group fitness classes
  • Wi-Fi
  • Award-winning entertainment

Cruise Circle Collection packages adhere to our 7 point charter:

  • Up-front, honest pricing
  • No hidden fees
  • No booking fees. Ever.
  • A personal service
  • Educational trips and ship visits
  • Good quality accommodation
  • No unreasonable flight times
Learn more about our charter
Day
Date
 
Arrival
Departure
 
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29th Jul 2026 Wednesday
Fly UK to Seattle, USA
 
 
Seattle, USA
 
 
Fly UK to Seattle, USA
Flights

Today your Alaska holiday begins with your outbound flight to Seattle.

Seattle, USA
Hotel

Welcome to Seattle! Check-in to your 4* hotel for a 1-night stay before your cruise tomorrow.

2
30th Jul 2026 Thursday
Seattle, Washington
 
17:00
Seattle, Washington
Cruise
Seattle, Washington
The largest and most densely populated city in Washington State, Seattle is known as the Emerald City, in recognition of its lush evergreens and plentiful public green spaces that include an old-growth forest, a converted military base, and parks built over freeways. All that green is a byproduct of the temperate marine climate. And while there are many grey, wet days in Seattle, it rains less here than most visitors have been led to believe. Seattle's average annual precipitation is below what falls from the sky in Boston, Houston, New York City and Washington, D.C.; it just seems like more rain because Seattle's drizzly weather lingers longer. All the buzz about Seattle's love affair with coffee is real. Starbucks was born here (an outpost at Pike Place Market retains the first store's original look) and the city brims with branches of that now-worldwide chain along with dozens of independent coffeehouses with steadfast followers. While more than 200 cruises set sail from Seattle for Alaska and the Pacific Northwest each summer, the city does not sit on the ocean. It's actually at the inland-most end of Puget Sound, which wends its way north to the Pacific and is the gateway to some of the most magnificent scenery on the continent. Pristine mountain ranges rim the east, while hundreds of islands dot the Sound to the north and west. Downtown, you'll find Pike Place Market, one of the oldest continuously operating farmers' markets in the United States. In nearby Pioneer Square is the 38-story Smith Tower, which opened in 1914 and held the title of the tallest building west of the Mississippi for more than 50 years. There's plenty of must-see modern architecture, too, from the geometrically exuberant glass-and-steel Central Library on 4th Avenue downtown to the MoPop Museum at Seattle Center, which celebrates music and popular culture in a building inspired by a pile of smashed guitars. Next door to the pop culture museum is Seattle's most famous landmark, the Space Needle, which still looks futuristic although it was created for the 1962 World's Fair.
3
31st Jul 2026 Friday
Inside Passage
 
 
Inside Passage
Cruise
Inside Passage

Cruising the Inside Passage offers an unforgettable journey through a stunning network of waterways, islands, and fjords.  With breathtaking scenery, abundant wildlife viewing opportunities (think whales, eagles, and bears), and charming coastal towns, it's a truly remarkable experience.

4
1st Aug 2026 Saturday
Ketchikan, Alaska
09:00
17:00
Ketchikan, Alaska
Cruise
Ketchikan, Alaska

Misty Ketchikan, the rainiest town in Southeast Alaska, is known as the "Salmon Capital of the World." The town offers the perfect blend of activities: kayak in Misty Fjords or hike up Deer Mountain in the morning, then poke in and out of fantastic galleries and shops in the afternoon. You're bound to visit Creek Street, a row of wooden buildings perched over the water on pilings. Brightly painted boutiques once catered to gentlemen seeking the company of "sporting women." The museum at Dolly's House gives you a glimpse into the bawdy ways of frontier life, though Ketchikan's red-light district wasn't shut down until 1953. Legends of a different sort are recorded on totem poles. Boasting the world's largest collection of Northwest totems, Ketchikan offers plenty of places to see these fascinating works of art.

5
2nd Aug 2026 Sunday
Sitka, Alaska
10:00
18:00
Sitka, Alaska
Cruise
Sitka, Alaska
Over the centuries, Sitka -- one of Alaska's most exotic ports -- has reinvented itself over and over again. It's been home to the Tlingit Native Americans, an outpost of the Russian empire and the one-time capital of Alaska. The region is still a centre for commercial fishing. Through it all, its residents have always figured out a way to get the best out of their resources. Today, roughly 8,900 locals still rely on their natural surroundings, but with an eye toward the burgeoning tourism market. From the moment you arrive, you'll notice that Sitka is different from the rest of Alaska. It's not just the Russian influence that makes the town unique. In addition to the usual commercial fishing and tourism, Sitka's economic livelihood also relies on drinking-water exportation, healthcare and education, including the Alaska State Trooper Academy. Sitka is located on the west side of Baranof Island -- a 100-mile-long island in the state's panhandle -- and is only accessible by air and sea. The vast Tongass National Forest covers the area outside of town, which only has a roadway along the Pacific coast about 7 miles in either direction. Watching over Sitka from across the sound is Mount Edgecumbe, a dormant volcano and Mount Fuji lookalike. Although the port's more than 210,000 cruise passengers provide economic stimulus each summer, Sitka is primarily known for the quality and quantity of seafood harvested from its waters and processed in its plants. Sitka's historic attractions are located within walking distance of downtown. Lincoln Street is approximately 1 mile long, starting at the city's southeast corner (featuring the lookout at Castle Hill) and ending at the Sitka National Historical Park visitor centre to the north. The street passes by the historic onion-shaped domed architecture of St. Michael's Cathedral and the Russian Bishop's House as it follows the Sitka Sound waterfront and Crescent Harbor (the multi-slip marina). The other main street is Katlian Street, a road that follows the waterfront of the Sitka Channel, featuring colourful fishing boats, weathered houses and the essence of a working harbour town.
6
3rd Aug 2026 Monday
Tracy Arm, Alaska (Cruising)
 
 
Tracy Arm, Alaska (Cruising)
Cruise
Tracy Arm, Alaska (Cruising)

Tracy Arm is a 30-mile long fjord and one of the two branches of the Tracy Arm-Fords Terror Wilderness region, the other being Endicott Arm. During the summer, these fjords are dotted with pristine white floating ice fragments from the calving glaciers, some the size of houses and others that look like icing sugar dusting the pristine dark blue water. A rewarding few hours of scenic cruising.

7
4th Aug 2026 Tuesday
Prince Rupert, British Columbia
10:00
18:00
Prince Rupert, British Columbia
Cruise
Prince Rupert, British Columbia

The port city of Prince Rupert, British Columbia, Canada, is actually on an island at the mouth of the Skeena River, just 40 miles south of the Alaska border and 65 miles south of Ketchikan. Its name was decided in a nationwide contest at the time of its incorporation in 1910, but plans for the city to rival the Port of Vancouver, some 550 miles south, have never been realized.

Arriving into port by ship is breathtaking, as you skirt hundreds of islands and make your way through narrow, mist-shrouded passageways to this town of 16,000 residents. And, because of its moderate climate and mists, it is not unusual to see several rainbows a day, including double and triple rainbows that span the entire horizon.

The natural landscape provides most of the draw for this locale, but it also has a history as one of the oldest continuously occupied regions in the world, with a First Nations culture that dates back over 10,000 years. In fact, the area surrounding Prince Rupert was at one time one of the most densely populated regions north of Mexico. The Tsimshian Nation's sites and archaeological artefacts are available to visitors touring here, and there is a museum dedicated to the First Nations peoples.

If it's wildlife you seek, Prince Rupert is a dream location, home to Canada's only Grizzly Bear Sanctuary, the highest concentration of humpbacked whales in North America, white Kermode bears and soaring eagles. Your visit will leave you with a greater appreciation for the interaction between man and the natural world.

8
5th Aug 2026 Wednesday
At Sea
 
 
9
6th Aug 2026 Thursday
Seattle, Washington
07:00
 
Fly Seattle to UK
 
 
Seattle, Washington
Cruise
Seattle, Washington
The largest and most densely populated city in Washington State, Seattle is known as the Emerald City, in recognition of its lush evergreens and plentiful public green spaces that include an old-growth forest, a converted military base, and parks built over freeways. All that green is a byproduct of the temperate marine climate. And while there are many grey, wet days in Seattle, it rains less here than most visitors have been led to believe. Seattle's average annual precipitation is below what falls from the sky in Boston, Houston, New York City and Washington, D.C.; it just seems like more rain because Seattle's drizzly weather lingers longer. All the buzz about Seattle's love affair with coffee is real. Starbucks was born here (an outpost at Pike Place Market retains the first store's original look) and the city brims with branches of that now-worldwide chain along with dozens of independent coffeehouses with steadfast followers. While more than 200 cruises set sail from Seattle for Alaska and the Pacific Northwest each summer, the city does not sit on the ocean. It's actually at the inland-most end of Puget Sound, which wends its way north to the Pacific and is the gateway to some of the most magnificent scenery on the continent. Pristine mountain ranges rim the east, while hundreds of islands dot the Sound to the north and west. Downtown, you'll find Pike Place Market, one of the oldest continuously operating farmers' markets in the United States. In nearby Pioneer Square is the 38-story Smith Tower, which opened in 1914 and held the title of the tallest building west of the Mississippi for more than 50 years. There's plenty of must-see modern architecture, too, from the geometrically exuberant glass-and-steel Central Library on 4th Avenue downtown to the MoPop Museum at Seattle Center, which celebrates music and popular culture in a building inspired by a pile of smashed guitars. Next door to the pop culture museum is Seattle's most famous landmark, the Space Needle, which still looks futuristic although it was created for the 1962 World's Fair.
Fly Seattle to UK
Flights

This morning your Alaska holiday comes to an end as you disembark the ship. At the scheduled time take your overnight flight back to the UK.

Brilliant Lady is Virgin Voyages fourth cruise ship. The ship follows the look and feel of sister vessels Scarlet Lady, Valiant Lady and Resilient Lady. Like its three sisters, Brilliant Lady’s fares include several perks, like basic beverage package (still and sparkling water, non-pressed juices, sodas, teas, and drip coffee), Wi-Fi and gratuities. Also included will be the signature fitness classes – like yoga, meditation, and cycling, among others - that the brand is known for, espousing the line’s “Vitamin Sea” philosophy of well-being and rejuvenation.

Brilliant Lady’s deck plans build on the cruise line’s non-standard style

Since debuting with Scarlet Lady in October 2021, Virgin Voyages has upheld the brand vision of providing a non-standard style of cruising that does away with the traditional elements. In that respect, Brilliant Lady features a wide variety of dining options, while foregoing the buffet and main dining room set up of most cruise lines. Sailors can expect about 20 dining venues, ranging from steakhouses and Korean BBQ to elaborate brunches and an international food market. Following the layout of its sister ships, Brilliant Lady’s onboard accommodations comprise of 1,408 cabins, the majority of which have ocean views and around 86 percent with balconies. Cabins for solo travellers are also be on offer and the largest cabins are the Mega RockStar suites with retro furnishings, vinyl turntables and electric guitars.

Brilliant Lady Specs

Like its sister ships, Brilliant Lady is 110,000 gross tons and carries 2,700 passengers at double capacity.

Daytime Activities on Brilliant Lady

On Virgin Voyages' Brilliant Lady, your daily schedule isn't slipped under your cabin door – it's all on the app, and they encourage you to use it. The app's fantastic, not reliant on Wi-Fi, and details activities, events, shows, and bookings for classes like Yoga or Pilates. During the day, The Roundabout hosts a DJ and provides ample seating for people-watching. Workout classes, including themed ones like '80s workouts, are available on deck and in the Manor. The Social Club offers free games like air hockey and foosball, while The Arcade has classic video games like Space Invaders. Want to mix things up? Try a mixology, coffee crafting class, or a Squid Ink tattoo. Pro Tip: Fitness classes fill up fast; book early.

Nightlife Aboard Brilliant Lady

At night, the ship buzzes with live music, DJ sets, dancing, and spontaneous performances in various public spaces. Venture into The Dock, and you might witness impromptu musical performances or the band playing the engaging show Phantom Tales, a mix of micro-plays and soulful songs. Additionally, Scarlet Lady features the resident sexologist Dr. A in the late-night lounge Never Sleep Alone, an interactive show that pushes boundaries and involves the audience in playful and daring ways.

The ship also offers a vibrant nightlife scene with a DJ spinning tunes in The Roundabout. The Casino, located on Deck 6, offers various games and promotions, including Scarlet Night, where guests are encouraged to wear red and join the party on the pool deck after the top-deck show, Odysea.

Theatre and Entertainment

The Red Room, not your typical theatre, boasts flexible seating arrangements that adapt to each show. We witnessed Duel Reality, a spectacular performance blending West Side Story and Romeo and Juliet with street dancing and acrobatics, creating an immersive and thrilling experience.

The Manor, the ship's nightclub, stands out with its double-height space, dance floor, and varied entertainment, hosting live bands and DJ sets.

Bars and Nightlife Selection

Brilliant Lady offers a plethora of bars and lounges. Richard's Rooftop is a VIP space with craft cocktails and a relaxed ambience. Draught Haus, below a circular stairway, serves various beers and unique concoctions. For an elegant experience, visit Sip Lounge, reminiscent of a 1920s Art Deco bar, offering Champagnes, cocktails, and even High Tea. The Groupie is perfect for karaoke enthusiasts, boasting private karaoke booths. Grounds Club offers top-notch coffee and pastries, ideal for a morning pick-me-up.

Outdoor Activities and Relaxation

The Aquatic Club on Deck 15 features pools and hot tubs, though the main pool is more for lounging than swimming. There is ample space for sunbathing, with both loungers and private cabanas. While pricey, the Redemption Spa's Thermal Suite offers various calming experiences, from mudrooms to saunas and breathtaking views.

Fitness and Wellness

Virgin goes all out with fitness, offering dedicated spaces like Bike and Burn and Build & Balance for workouts. They've even installed a bright-red running track above Deck 16 and equipped the ship with basketball courts, outdoor training, and a boxing ring. Fitness classes are free and plentiful, and even a dedicated yoga instructor is available. It's a fitness enthusiast's paradise at sea.

Virgin Voyages' 20+ Award-Winning Eateries

Virgin Voyages is revolutionising the onboard dining experience, crafting each dish with fresh ingredients and a made-to-order ethos. Their culinary repertoire spans from delectable food truck classics to extravagant ten-course tasting feasts. Endorsed by a collective of Michelin-starred chefs, these gastronomic marvels have secured accolades, including the coveted 'Best Dining' title from Cruise Critic in the UK and USA, along with a slew of awards from revered publications like Conde Nast, Travel Weekly, Cosmopolitan, and Travel + Leisure. Here's a glimpse into some of the standout venues:

The Wake - Steak & Seafood

Radiating sophistication and nostalgia, The Wake reinvents the classic mid-20th-century chophouse with a modern twist. Descending the grand staircase reveals an ambience reminiscent of a bygone steakhouse era, offering breathtaking views of the ship's wake.

Razzle Dazzle - Unique Flavours

A haven for relaxed and chic dining experiences at sea, Razzle Dazzle serves breakfast, a sensational all-day boozy brunch, and dinner. Whether seeking healthy fare or indulgent coconut milk fairy french toast, this vibrant hub reimagines beloved American comfort classics amidst striking decor.

Pink Agave - Elevated Mexican Cuisine

Transporting guests to Mexico's vibrant culinary landscape, Pink Agave offers a taste beyond the ordinary taco. With bold flavours designed for sharing, this venue immerses diners in authentic Mexican cuisine, accompanied by an impressive array of tequila and mezcal found nowhere else at sea.

Gunbae - Dynamic Korean BBQ

Celebrating the joy of hands-on meat grilling and savouring soju, Gunbae offers an immersive Korean BBQ experience. Vibrant and interactive, it sets the stage with a traditional Korean drinking game and a complimentary shot of soju, fostering lively social connections.

Extra Virgin - Tempting Italian Fare

Embracing Italian traditions, Extra Virgin showcases dishes inspired by diverse regions of Italy. This culinary journey celebrates cultural richness and flavoursome delights, from shared antipasti to freshly crafted pasta and grilled meats.

The Test Kitchen - Culinary Experimentation

A culinary adventure awaits at The Test Kitchen, resembling a laboratory and a dining destination. With evolving tasting menus curated by visionary chefs, this avant-garde culinary academy promises an unconventional gastronomic experience.

And that's not all...

Indulge in 24-hour room service, delectable ice cream, all-day pizza, tapas-style plates, The Galley's freshly prepared bento boxes and expertly crafted burgers. Calories don't count on holiday - but if you want to burn off your brunch, the array of included fitness classes and access to cutting-edge gym equipment has you covered.

Brilliant Lady's Cabin Experience

Brilliant Lady's cabins epitomize a modern and playful ambience, offering a range of accommodations from cosy interiors to luxurious suites designed to evoke a rock star lifestyle. Most cabins feature "terraces" (balconies in traditional terms), and an impressive 93% of staterooms provide scenic ocean views. The ship houses 46 cabins tailored for solo travellers, predominantly inside staterooms and ten accessible rooms spread across various categories.

Cabin Features Aboard Brilliant Lady

Brilliant Lady's cabins are characterised by contemporary designs prioritising guest comfort, even within limited spaces. Intelligent furniture choices enable dual functionality, with sofas converting into beds for added convenience. While the bathrooms may be compact, they feature generously sized showers, albeit compromising on sink and vanity space.

Standard cabin amenities include queen beds convertible into twin setups, desks, chairs, sofas, night tables, mini-fridges, wardrobes, and safes. Technological conveniences abound with large flat-screen TVs, multiple U.S. outlets, USB charging ports, and a tablet controlling room features like lighting and temperature.

Refreshing water carafes are provided during morning servicing and evening turndown, a thoughtful touch ensuring guest comfort throughout their stay.

Cabin Categories on Brilliant Lady

The ship offers cabins across three primary categories: inside rooms without exterior access, outside rooms featuring portholes for natural light, and balconies allowing private verandas.

In line with standard cruise ship dimensions, cabins on Brilliant Lady range from compact 105-square-foot spaces to expansive suites spanning 2,147 square feet – exceeding the size of many New York City apartments.

Suites and Balcony Cabins

Balcony cabins on Brilliant Lady cover a comfortable 265 square feet, boasting modern decor with vibrant accents and spacious verandas. However, storage space under the bed might be limited due to convertible furniture.

Brilliant Lady's suites, named "Rockstar Quarters" and "Mega Rockstar Quarters," exude an exclusive vibe, featuring mood lighting and amenities like record players, blending nostalgia with contemporary luxury.

Starting at 352 square feet, suites offer exclusive perks such as access to "Richard's Rooftop," dedicated agents, premium Wi-Fi, bar tabs, and more.

Cabin Bathrooms

Cabin bathrooms exhibit utilitarian designs, providing essential facilities, including toilets, basins, and modest storage shelves. Showers are more extensive than typical cruise-ship setups, featuring glass doors, rain showerheads, and branded amenities by Virgin.

Suite bathrooms boast luxurious touches such as marble finishes, peek-a-boo showers, and upgraded Red Flower bath products.

Accessible cabins offer barrier-free shower entry, grab rails, folding benches, and raised toilet heights for enhanced accessibility.

Cabin Recommendations

For Solo Travelers: Consider specially designed solo traveller cabins for stunning views without single supplements.

Budget-Friendly: Opt for a straightforward inside cabin for convenient access near elevator banks.

Group Accommodation: Book a Sea Terrace cabin accommodating four individuals with additional beds.

Unparalleled Views: Explore the Cheeky Corner suites on the ship's aft corners for breathtaking vistas.

Value Splurge: Indulge in the Brilliant Suite, offering exceptional value with spacious interiors, a generous balcony, and entry-level Rock Star perks.

Ultimate Luxury: Experience opulence in the Massive Suite, boasting lavish amenities, a large balcony, and ample space for gatherings.

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Best for...

Anyone with an active Instagram account and those looking for a trendy downtown vibe on their holiday

Not the best for...

Early-to-bed travellers and anyone who is looking for a traditional at-sea experience

Who goes on Virgin Voyages cruise ships?

Virgin Voyages will appeal to a broad range of travellers. Early reports are that most booked guests are aged 37-62 with an average age of 47. Most have cruised before but are looking to try a new take on the cruise experience. The new-to-cruise customers the brand is likely to appeal to most are those curious about a holiday at sea, those who like stylish accommodation and excellent service, plus the feeling that they can indulge by night and detox by day, enjoying time with their travelling companions.


Do I have to dress up on a Virgin Voyages cruise?

No. There is no dress code on Virgin Voyages ships, but given expect lots of chic "rent a runway"-style threads in the evening.


Is everything included on Virgin Voyages cruises?

No, but cruise fares will be fairly inclusive, especially for a big-ship cruise line. The cruise fare will include all dining, basic drinks (soda, bottled and sparkling water, juices), basic Wi-Fi and group fitness classes. Extra charges will include streaming Wi-Fi, alcoholic drinks, shore excursions, and spa and beauty treatments. Cruisers staying in one of the line's RockStar Quarters will receive perks such as early boarding through a VIP entrance, priority access to booking, 24/7 access to "RockStar" agents who can fulfil any of your Rock Star needs, as well as the ability to create a rider (wish list) of just about anything they want their suite stocked with.


What are Virgin Voyages's most popular activities?

The nightlife is one of the main draws of the ship, with lots of bars and lounges and unusual night activities, including aerialists, comedy, pop-up music, interactive theatre and more. (There are no traditional big-stage production shows.) Additionally, the fleet is designed around a "Vitamin Sea" philosophy that emphasizes daytime relaxation and wellness. The line expects cruisers to participate in a detox, retox array of activities throughout the day


Prices based on:

The Sea View
The Sea View

  • Window seat
  • Seabed
  • Roomy Rainshower
  • Mood lighting
  • Glam area
  • In-room 4K TV
  • Steamer and hairdryer
  • In-room safe
  • Flexible wardrobe for luggage and clothes
  • Mini bar
  • Approx. interior size: 189.5 sq. ft.

Cat Cabin Grade
Cruise

The Sea Terrace
The Sea Terrace

  • Saddle leather lounge chair
  • Champagne table
  • Terrace hammock
  • European queen transitional seabed
  • Roomier Rainshower
  • Mood lighting
  • Glam area
  • In-room 4K TV
  • Steamer and hairdryer
  • In-room safe
  • Flexible wardrobe for luggage and clothes
  • Mini bar
  • Approx. interior size: 185 sq. ft.
  • Approx. terrace size: 40.3 sq. ft.

Cat Cabin Grade
Cruise

Seriously Suite
Seriously Suite

  • RockStar Agent service
  • Early access to bookable experiences
  • Private transfer to/from ship
  • Personalised in-room bar
  • Richard's Rooftop access
  • Better Faster Stronger premium Wi-Fi with streaming
  • Nightly express swimsuit drying service
  • Exclusive express check-in during embarkation
  • VIP Access at The Beach Club at Bimini
  • Pack and unpack services
  • Daily pressing service
  • Upgraded bed and bath amenities
  • In-room glam brass vanity station
  • Terrace hammock & sun chairs
  • 3-door wardrobe for extra space
  • European king bed
  • Large marble bathroom and plush robes
  • In-room 4K TV
  • Steamer and hairdryer
  • In-room safe
  • Vinyl record player
  • Approx. interior size: 284 sq. ft.
  • Approx. terrace size: 68 sq. ft.

Cat Cabin Grade
Cruise

Alaska Holidays - Cruise & Stay Collection

From £1,699pp - Discover the glaciers & wildlife of Alaska

Why do we love these cruise holiday? Embark on a spectacular voyage through Alaska, a world-class cruise destination known for its stunning coastline and abundant wildlife. From May to September, experience unforgettable sights like 30,000-year-old glaciers, snow-capped mountains, and encounters with whales, sea otters, bears, and bald eagles. Explore charming towns like Juneau, Ketchikan, and Skagway while immersing yourself in local culture and history. Alaska is a very special place.

The Wilderness State of Alaska is rugged and raw, yet beautiful and serene at the same time. Witness the untouched landscape as you sail through the beauty of Alaska and keep your eyes peeled for the resident wildlife; whales, eagles, otters, moose and bears. An adventure through Alaska is about the destination, the wildlife and the experience. Dress comfortably, bring your camera, binoculars and keep your eyes peeled for those once-in-a-lifetime sights!

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