by Administrator | Mar 1, 2016 | (03) March 2017
The Yukon is located in northwestern Canada, next to Alaska. Drive the Alaska Highway from British Columbia, take a ferry up the BC/Alaska Inside Passage, or fly direct on daily jet service to Whitehorse. Scheduled flights depart Vancouver, Calgary & Edmonton, as...
by Administrator | Mar 1, 2016 | (03) March 2017, Cruise Reviews
The Carnival Legend sails roundtrip from Seattle every Tuesday for 7 nights from May 24 to Sept. 6, 2016. She also has one sailing for 8 nights from Vancouver to Seattle on May 16, 2016. She sails to Skagway, Juneau, Ketchikan and Victoria on select dates and to...
by Administrator | Mar 1, 2016 | (03) March 2017, Riding the Rails
The Alaska Railroad operates year round, with scheduled serviced varying seasonally: the busy summer season stretches from mid-May to mid-September, while the quieter winter schedule spans mid-September to mid-May. The Alaska Railroad, serves some of the most...
by Administrator | Mar 1, 2016 | (03) March 2017, Destination Dive
Alaska – When is the best time to go? A question a lot of nonrev travelers have is, “when is the best time to go on an vacation to Alaska?” The simple answer is, “it depends”. Each season has advantages over another season. The cruise season runs from May to...
by Administrator | Mar 1, 2016 | (03) March 2017, Cruise Reviews
There are 4 main glaciers you can see on an Alaska cruise. Those are Glacier Bay, Hubbard Glacier, Sawyer Glacier and Tracy Arm. So what are the differences? Glacier Bay – the most well known and popular glacier. A cruise line can only visit if it has a permit which...
