| Discover the beauty of Alaska with Norwegian Cruise Line. After a 3-night stay at the Edgewater Hotel in Seattle you'll spend a week onboard Norwegian Encore, sailing past drifting icebergs, admiring the deep blue waters teeming with wildlife and enjoying the wilderness of this incredible region. Our Paramount Package includes flights from the UK and all overseas transfers, as well as drinks, WiFi, speciality dining and shore-ex credit during the cruise. Secure your place with a deposit of £300 per person. |
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| Seattle Stay & All-Inclusive Alaska Cruise |
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| Departure Date |
| May 2023 to October 2023 |
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| Itinerary |
| Seattle | Juneau | Skagway | Glacier Bay | Ketchikan | Victoria | Seattle |
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| Discover Seattle |
| With a backdrop of Washington state forests, mountains and the sparkling waters of Puget Sound, Seattle provides the natural gateway to Alaska. If you're looking to admire the city's natural beauty simply soar to the top of the iconic Space Needle, at 605 feet tall, its floor-to-ceiling glass observation deck offers incredible 360-degree views. Foodies certainly won't be disappointed; you'll just need to take a stroll through the historic Pike Place Market to discover the variety of fresh Northwest produce destined for the city's bars and restaurants. The only chain store in the market is Starbucks, which can be forgiven seeing as it's the company's oldest shop, grinding beans since 1971. |
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| The Edgewater Hotel |
| Follow in the footsteps of The Beatles with a three-night stay at Seattle's Edgewater Hotel. Back in 1964, during their first world tour, John, Paul, Ringo, and George, stayed at the newly built Edgewater Hotel, where during their stay, they famously fished from the window of their suite. However, we wouldn't recommend trying to recreate this iconic image, in 1973 Led Zeppelin was banned from the hotel after it was discovered that they'd caught over 30 mud sharks, as well as throwing much of the furniture of their room into the waters of Elliot Bay. |
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| Alaska Cruise |
| Cruising from the Emerald City you'll navigate the waters of the Puget Sound as you sail north towards Alaska. Your first port of call will be Alaska's state capital, Juneau, perfectly positioned at the midpoint of the Inside Passage you'll enjoy wonderful views which include mountains, glaciers, rainforests and more. Up next is the remote town of Skagway, the gateway to the Yukon and known for the Klondike Gold Rush at the end of the 19th century. Sailing to Glacier Bay National Park will be the highlight of your cruise, a United Nations World Heritage Site, it is home to majestic glaciers, snow-capped mountains and an abundance of birds and wildlife. Cruising back south you'll dock in the Alaskan town of Ketchikan as well as the Canadian city of Victoria, British Columbia before sailing back into Seattle. |
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| Norwegian Encore |
| We love Norwegian's Breakaway-Plus class ships so it's a no-brainer that we think you're also going to be blown away by the newest addition Norwegian Encore. In fact, we were amongst the first to set sail on her as we cruised from Hamburg to Southampton back in 2019 just before her official launch. The Waterfront on deck 8 is a quarter-mile oceanfront promenade, designed to connect you with the sea and is perfect for wildlife spotting whilst cruising the Alaskan waters. If you're feeling competitive head up to deck 19 and race around the thrilling two-level racetrack. Where else can you say you've raced go-karts whilst cruising past Alaskan glaciers? |
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| Premium Drinks Package |
| One of the best drinks packages at sea, you'll be able to enjoy a wide selection of soft drinks, spirits, cocktails, wines by the glass and bottled or draft beer served in all bars, lounges, and restaurants throughout your cruise. In the early evening, you'll no doubt find us on Deck 15 in the Observation Lounge, admiring the spectacular 180° panoramic views with a cold beer or cocktail in hand. |
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| Speciality Dining |
| Enjoy a bonus night of speciality dining included and with so many different speciality restaurants to choose from, there’s no better way to enjoy these unique dining experiences! Why not dine in the chic Italian eatery, La Cucina, try out the French cuisine at Le Bistro, or savour prime cuts of Angus beef at Cagney’s Steakhouse, the choice is yours. |
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