This document outlines several ports of call on an Alaskan cruise that departs from Seattle, Washington. The cruise visits Tracy Arm Fjord in Alaska, known for its natural beauty and towering glaciers. It also stops in Skagway and Juneau, Alaska, the latter being the capital city located amid rainforests. Further ports include Ketchikan, renowned for its fishing and Native culture, and Victoria, Canada, the capital of British Columbia and known as the "City of Gardens." The cruise concludes with its return to Seattle.

1. Ports of Call.
DEPARTURE
PORT.
Seattle,
Washington.
v Views
of
Puget
Sound
surrounded
by
mountains
covered
in
lush
evergreen
forests.
v Dine
on
fresh
seafood
or
browse
the
shops
at
Pike
Place
Market.
v From
the
top
of
the
iconic
Space
Needle,
you'll
feel
like
you
can
see
the
entire
Pacific
Northwest.

2. Ports of Call.
Tracy
Arm,
Alaska.
v Fjord
located
45
miles
south
of
Juneau.
v Known
for
unparalleled
natural
beauty,
this
scenic
destination
is
home
to
towering
waterfalls,
mammoth
glaciers,
rugged
mountaintops
and
wildlife.
v Cruise
does
not
dock
there.

3. Ports of Call.
Skagway,
Alaska.
v City
on
the
south
coast
of
Alaska
located
near
the
north
end
of
the
Lynn
Canal
in
the
Alaskan
Panhandle.
v Known
for
the
history
steeped
in
the
Klondike
Gold
Rush
of
the
late
1880s.

4. Ports of Call.
Juneau,
Alaska.
v Is
the
state
capital
of
Alaska
located
along
the
Gastineau
Channel
of
southern
Alaska's
panhandle.
v Nestled
at
the
base
of
Mount
Juneau
amid
a
rainforest,
largest
capital
in
area
in
the
United
States.
v Only
state
capital
accessible
only
by
air
or
ship.

5. Ports of Call.
Ketchikan,
Alaska.
v City
in
southeast
Alaska
located
on
Revillagigedo
Island.
v Renowned
for
its
fishing
and
colorful
Native
culture.

6. Ports of Call.
Victoria,
Canada.
v The
capital
city
of
British
Columbia,
Canada.
v Renowned
for
its
sweeping
harbor
views
and
British-­‐inspired
historic
sites.
v Metropolis
also
known
as
the
"City
of
Gardens”.
v Return
to
Seattle.