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^{CruiseWest offers three Vancouver to Alaska cruises that span from the shorelines of British Columbia to the vast and awe-inspiring reaches of the Bering Sea.}

The first Grand Voyage is a cruise from Vancouver to Nome and the Russian Far East.  This cruise is a magnificent combination of our two Grand Voyages and an adventure not to be missed. This once-in-a-lifetime journey follows the famed 1899 expedition of Edward Henry Harriman on the beautiful Spirit of Oceanus.

The second Grand Voyage is a  1,600 miles cruise on their Costal Odyssey from Vancouver to Whittier and Anchorage. Stand in awe at the vast glacial activity of majestic Glacier Bay National Park and be amazed at the wildlife-rich islands and iceberg-filled fjords of the rarely visited Prince William Sound.

The third Grand Voyage is a Voyage to the Bering Sea. It is their journey to the farthest reaches of the Bering Sea. Travel with them for 2,000 miles where you'll discover the solitary splendor of the tundra, look for bears on the shores of Katmai National Park and visit remote Russian Far East islands. 

What costs are included in the fares on an Alaska cruise and which ones are not? The cost covers all port charges, fees, taxes and onboard services. A fuel surcharge may also be added. There are some other costs to consider. What would a vacation be without a souvenier from the gift shop? There's one onboard. If you're looking for a cocktail, alcoholic beverages are extra and on the land portions of the trip, some meals are not included.

For more than 30 years, the Port of Vancouver has been the leading homeport for Alaska cruises, offering passengers more ships and departure dates to choose from than any other port. The Port's two cruise terminals, Canada Place and Ballantyne, are conveniently located and only 30 minutes away from the award winning Vancouver International Airport. Canada Place is located in the city centre, close to shopping, dining, attractions, and Stanley Park. Ballantyne is located east of the city centre and close to Canada Place. The cruise terminals are modern, secure, and world-class.

Some of the most luxurious and largest ships afloat sail from Vancouver to Alaska where passengers experience the natural beauty of the glaciers, mountains, wildlife, and culture of America's last frontier. The ships are operated by premier international cruise lines including: Carnival Cruise Line, Celebrity Cruises, Crystal Cruises, Holland America Line, Norwegian Cruise Line, Princess Cruises, Radisson Seven Seas Cruises, Royal Caribbean International and Silversea Cruises.