Princess Cruiseline Cruises

Alaskan Cruises on Princess Cruise Ships

It's really no wonder that so many people want to go on an Alaskan cruise, with all the wildlife and magnificent scenery to behold in Alaska. Princess cruise lines offers Alaskan cruises on nine different Princess cruise ships and several embarkation points on the west coast

Island Princess cruises to Alaska:

The Island Princess cruise ship embarks from your choice of Whittier,Alaska or Vancouver,B.C. On a 7  day Alaskan cruise that is referred to by Princess as a “voyage of the glaciers” This cruise is certain to take in the spectacular vistas that any passenger would want to see. However, the Island Princess has a smaller youth center than other Princess ships, so if you are planning a family vacation this might not be the perfect fit for keeping your kids entertained. The Island Princess cruise ship has more balcony rooms than other cruise ships, making it perfect for taking in the breathtaking views on your Alaskan cruise.

Sapphire Princess cruises to Alaska:

The Sapphire Princess cruise ship offers 7 day and 14 day Alaskan cruises that embark from Whittier,Alaska or Vancouver,B.C. The 14 night “Voyage of the glaciers” is for the sightseeing enthusiast that just cannot get enough of the spectacular vistas offered on Alaskan cruises. The Sapphire Princess also offers 7 day Alaskan cruises from Seattle,Washington.

Diamond Princess cruises to Alaska:

The Diamond Princess cruise ship offers the same 7 and 14 day Alaskan cruises, but also offers a 22  day Alaskan cruise that also visits Beijing,China. For the adventuresome spirit who cannot be satisfied with only spectacular vistas in Alaska, but wants some big city adventure also, the Alaska to Beijing cruise is sure to satisfy.

Coral Princess cruises to Alaska:

The Coral Princess cruise ship offers 7 day “Voyage of the glaciers” Alaskan cruises, but does not stop there, this ship also offers a 3 day repositioning cruise from Vancouver,B.C. To Los Angeles,California. As if this were not enough, the Coral Princess also offers a 18 day cruise from Vancouver,B.C. Through the Panama Canal to Ft. Lauderdale,Florida.

Sea Princess cruises to Alaska:

The Sea Princess cruise ship is smaller and carries far fewer passengers than most of the other Alaskan cruises. The Sea Princess offers 10 day round trip Inside Passage of Alaska cruises from San Francisco, California. For passengers who like a smaller ship and a more intimate atmosphere, Sea Princess cruises will be the perfect choice for your Alaskan cruise.

Golden Princess cruises to Alaska:

The Golden Princess cruise ship is one of the larger ships making Alaskan cruises and is a great choice for families, the teen and youth center is sure to keep your children entertained when they get bored of sightseeing. The Golden Princess offers a myriad of Alaskan cruises, the 1 night coastal cruise from Seattle,Washington to Vancouver,B.C. Is a good test for those who wish to cruise, but are not sure if they will like it...or perhaps get seasick. Most passengers do not get seasick on a ship this size, but if you are unsure the 1 night coastal cruise is a great way to make sure before you book a longer cruise.

Pacific Princess cruises to Alaska:

The Pacific Princess cruise ship is one of the smallest in the Princess cruiseline, carrying only 670 passengers. The small size makes this a very intimate ship and more like a bed and breakfast inn than a cruiseship. The Pacific Princess also offers 1 day coastal cruises from Seattle to Vancouver, as well as 14 day “Alaska Connoisseur” cruises of the inside passage from Seattle.

Star Princess cruises to Alaska:

The Star Princess cruise ship is only in Alaska for one month of the year, so if this is your favorite Princess cruise ship you need to take action and book early.

Royal Princess cruises to Alaska:

The Royal Princess cruise ship offers 14 day “Alaska Connoisseur” cruises of Alaska and the Inside Passage embarking from Seattle. The Royal Princess is a newer ship, but is not overloaded with passengers and can be a very intimate experience. These smaller ships are a bit more expensive to cruise on because of the intimacy they offer, so although they are perfect for Alaskan cruises, they might not be perfect for your wallet.