Alaska Cruises from Australia
Alaska cruises bring glaciers, humpback whales, bald eagles and frontier towns to your balcony. We help Australian travellers compare Alaska cruise deals and combine them with flights, hotels and optional cruisetours.
Best time for a Alaska cruise
The Alaska cruise season runs from May to September. Late spring is quieter, while June to August offers the warmest weather and the longest daylight hours.
Popular ports and highlights
- Juneau
- Ketchikan
- Skagway
- Sitka
- Glacier Bay National Park
- Hubbard Glacier
- Victoria, Canada
Cruise lines that sail here
- Princess Cruises
- Holland America Line
- Celebrity Cruises
- Royal Caribbean
- Norwegian Cruise Line
- Disney Cruise Line
Typical cruise length and departure ports
Seven-night Inside Passage cruises are the most popular and sail round trip from Seattle or Vancouver. One-way Gulf of Alaska voyages and longer cruisetours add Denali and the Alaskan interior.
Compare Alaska cruise deals with Book My Holiday
Book My Holiday is a Melbourne travel agency. Tell us your travel dates, budget and preferred cruise line and we will prepare a free personalised quote, including international flights, hotels and transfers if you need them. See our latest cruise deals and promotions, international flights and hotels.
Itineraries, seasons and cruise lines change from year to year, so we confirm current sailings and fares in your personalised quote.
Alaska cruise questions
What is the difference between an Inside Passage and a Gulf of Alaska cruise?
Inside Passage cruises are usually round trip from Seattle or Vancouver. Gulf of Alaska cruises are one way between Vancouver and Anchorage (Whittier or Seward) and often visit more glaciers.
Can I add a land tour to my Alaska cruise?
Yes. Cruisetours add days in Denali, Fairbanks or the Canadian Rockies before or after your cruise. Ask us for a combined quote.