Your private driver-guide will meet you at the airport with personalized signage, assisting with your luggage and directing you to your vehicle. Take some time to explore downtown Vancouver's waterfront, with its stunning views of Canada Place, the North Shore Mountains, and the seaplane terminal. In your trip documents, you'll find our suggestions for a self-guided stroll along the waterfront, curated by Kensington Tours Destination Experts.

Discover the highlights of Vancouver in just a half-day tour. This beautiful city, situated on the Pacific Ocean with stunning mountain scenery, will capture your heart. Take a leisurely walk through Queen Elizabeth Park's gardens and admire the Vancouver Murals on Columbia Street. Immerse yourself in the vibrant arts community of Granville Island, where you can explore the lively indoor marketplace filled with fresh produce and delicious food. Experience the charm of Gastown, with its cafes, boutique shops, trendy eateries, and unique steam-powered clock. Marvel at the bustling Chinatown, one of the largest in North America, and enjoy the stunning views of English Bay's beautiful beaches. Visit Robson Street, the city's oldest shopping district, and discover why Yaletown is considered one of Vancouver's trendiest neighborhoods, with its chic eateries and boutiques.

Take your time to explore Vancouver's stunning beaches. With its picturesque location on the Pacific Ocean and surrounded by the majestic North Shore Mountains, Vancouver is famous for its collection of breathtaking beaches. Whether you want to relax and soak up the sun, enjoy a leisurely stroll with stunning mountain views, or join in the city's wellness activities by jogging along the waterfront, Vancouver offers something for everyone. Our experienced Destination Experts will provide you with helpful resources in your final trip documents to help you plan your perfect day at the beach.

Discover the breathtaking sights of the North Shore with a private guide. Begin your adventure at Stanley Park, a 1000-acre oasis offering stunning city and ocean views. Admire the nine totem poles at Brockton Point, showcasing First Nations art carved from red cedar. Cross the Lions Gate Bridge to Vancouver's North Shore, a metropolis surrounded by wilderness. Drive through West Vancouver to see the luxurious mansions with downtown views. Visit the Capilano River Hatchery in the City of North Vancouver to learn about the salmon life cycle. Conclude your day at Lynn Canyon Park, a reserve with beautiful waterfalls and hiking trails in a rainforest. Join your guide to explore the park's lush jungle and ancient trees. End your day with a private transfer back to your hotel.

Begin your unforgettable journey with a transfer to the cruise terminal.

Meet a Celebrity Cruises representative for check-in and important information. Get ready for an incredible adventure!

Board your luxury vessel, the Celebrity Millennium, and settle into your accommodations.

Experience the superb onboard facilities of the Celebrity Millennium during your Alaskan exploration. Savor delicious meals and drinks at the redesigned restaurants and lounges. Pamper yourself with destination-inspired treatments at the newly redesigned spa. Stay fit at the state-of-the-art fitness center with weight machines, cardio equipment, and fitness classes. Enjoy a variety of live entertainment at the performance venue. Test your luck at the tastefully decorated casino. Treat yourself to gelato, shop at The Shops, or relax poolside.

Please note: Daily shore excursions are not included. Speak with your Destination Expert to add them.

Your Celebrity Cruises voyage includes perks with your fare. All meals are provided, with diverse cuisine from multiple restaurants. Enjoy the classic beverage package, including beer, wine, spirits, and specialty coffee. In-room dining is available for a private experience (service fee applies). Specialty restaurants offer unique dining options (additional fee applies). Enjoy onboard entertainment, from theatrical shows to live music. Basic WI-FI is included for web browsing and communication. Onboard gratuities are included for your convenience.

In southeastern Alaska, you will go beyond the Inside Passage to the protected Alaska Inside Passage. This area is a complex labyrinth of fjords, bays, and lush green islands, which is the habitat of various wildlife such as orca, mountain goats, bald eagles, bears, puffins, and sea otters. The abundant daylight during the summer months provides ample opportunities for nature photography on your Inside Passage Cruise. The unforgettable sight of 40-ton whales leaping out of the water is a common occurrence. If you are fortunate, you may witness them swimming together to create a bubble net, capturing and consuming fish in large quantities.

Ketchikan, known as the 'Salmon Capital of the World', offers an unparalleled experience with incredibly fresh salmon. Additionally, it holds great significance as the ancestral home of the Tlingit people, renowned for their world's largest collection of totem poles. For those seeking adventure, there are opportunities to embark on a canoe and nature trail excursion through the rainforest or indulge in a memorable wilderness exploration and a delightful crab feast.

The Tlingit Indians have inhabited this area for many years. It is situated close to Hoonah and includes a historic cannery. Icy Strait Point allows visitors to observe various wildlife such as humpback whales, orcas, seals, eagles, and brown bears. Additionally, tourists can explore landmarks that pay tribute to the region's fishing traditions.

Experience a glacial dogsled adventure in Alaska's capital, where the blend of cultured sophistication and the wildness of the Last Frontier await.

Skagway's downtown and historic railway celebrate the Klondike Gold Rush. This small town, bordering the wilderness, witnessed the influx of hopeful prospectors. Today, residents eagerly share tales of its wild past. A Skagway cruise is an opportunity to unravel captivating history. Explore the Klondike Gold Rush National Park Museum to learn about the two routes out of Skagway: Chilkoot Pass and White Pass. The vintage train provides a scenic journey, showcasing the mountains and the 1898 trail walked by fortune seekers. The White Pass & Yukon Route Railroad offers a thrilling ride through the steep Chilkoot Trail, granting majestic mountain views on its ascent to Canada.

The Hubbard Glacier, located north of Yakutat, is a remarkable natural treasure in Alaska. Enjoy stunning views of this massive ice mount from your ship during the Hubbard Glacier cruise. Named after Gardiner Hubbard, the founder of the National Geographic Society, it is the world's longest tidewater glacier and the largest river of ice in North America. The formation of this impressive block began 400 years ago from snowfalls on Mount Logan. Unlike most glaciers, the Hubbard Glacier has thickened over time and occasionally blocks Russell Fjord.

Experience the wild beauty of Alaska on a cruise to Hubbard Glacier. As your ship navigates through icy waters, you will enter Disenchantment Bay and come face-to-face with the towering glacier. The strong currents and riptides between Gilbert Point and the glacier cause daily calving, with massive chunks of ice crashing into Disenchantment Bay. Witness this awe-inspiring phenomenon while cruising through the misty, chilled air of the Gulf of Alaska. Our dedicated naturalist onboard will narrate the experience and help spot whales, harbor seals, and otters in the waters of Yakutat Bay. It's an unforgettable adventure.

Seward, a rustic port town on the Kenai Peninsula, is surrounded by the glacier-covered Kenai Mountains. The grand terrain of Seward will leave you breathless, as you discover the wonder of the Kenai Peninsula on a Seward cruise. The pristine wilderness is home to nesting seabirds, countless islands, wetlands, and breathtaking views. Seward is also the gateway to the Kenai Fjords National Park, where you can easily reach the Harding Icefield. This massive expanse of ice and snow, created over 23,000 years ago, culminates in 40 glaciers that dramatically calve into the sea. The wildlife in the area is abundant, with humpback whales breaching, seals and sea lions lounging on rocky outcroppings, and bald eagles soaring overhead.

Seward's rugged landscape suits its hardy locals well. Every July 4th, runners race 1.5 miles up and down Mount Marathon, a race that rises 3,000 feet in elevation over steep terrain. When not racing, you can find locals enjoying fresh Alaskan seafood at city watering holes and dining spots. Situated at a grand natural intersection where bays and fjords meet the crested wilderness, Seward is emblematic of the beauty of Alaska.

After saying goodbye to the onboard crew and the friends you've made, you'll meet your private driver-guide at the Seward Cruise Terminal. From there, you'll embark on a discovery of wonders on your way to Anchorage. Your tour begins with a private visit to the Seward Sea Life Center to learn about the marine wildlife of the Kenai Fjords. Then, you'll continue north into the beautiful Kenai Mountains, enjoying the stunning views of alpine lakes, towering peaks, and alpine tundra. You may also choose to visit the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center for a private tour, where you can photograph a variety of land animals and birds. Another option is to experience a scenic tram ride up the mountains at the Alyeska Ski Resort in Girdwood, which offers a bird's eye view of the Turnagain Arm waterway and the Girdwood Valley. Along the way, there will be stops for picturesque photos and wildlife viewing along the Turnagain Arm. The full-day transfer and tour will conclude with a drop-off at your hotel in Anchorage. This transfer can be adjusted to fit your preferred activities, providing easy flexibility.

Discover the breathtaking beauty of Lake Clark National Park and Preserve for an unforgettable bear viewing experience. This Alaskan wonderland spans four million acres and showcases stunning landscapes including volcanoes, mountains, glaciers, rivers, waterfalls, and diverse wildlife. Begin your adventure with a float plane flight from Anchorage to the remote preserve, known as one of the most inaccessible national parks in the country. Touch down at the remarkable Redoubt Mountain Lodge, nestled beside the vibrant Crescent Lake, where you'll have the chance to explore the natural wonders and observe the local wildlife. Join your experienced bear viewing guide on a covered pontoon boat, cruising along the lakeside to witness the mighty bears feasting on wild Alaska salmon. Indulge in a delicious homemade lunch at a cozy lodge before returning to Anchorage by plane, keeping an eye out for beluga whales, moose, and Dall sheep. Your tour concludes with a convenient transfer back to your accommodation in Anchorage.

Your private driver-guide will transfer you from Anchorage to the historic village of Talkeetna, where you can enjoy panoramic views of the Alaska Range and the majestic Denali, North America's largest peak. In Talkeetna, you can immerse yourself in the natural surroundings and choose from a variety of outdoor activities or simply explore the charming streets filled with art galleries, eateries, and local beer. Your transfer will conclude with a drop-off at your Talkeetna accommodation.

With your knowledgeable private guide, you have the entire day to explore the best of Talkeetna. The town is rich in pioneering history and small-town charm, offering breathtaking beauty at every turn. In the afternoon, you can relax and enjoy the town's splendor with a craft beer in hand, while taking in the view from a restaurant deck. Talkeetna is the perfect starting point for mountaineering in the Alaska Range, attracting adventure enthusiasts and explorers alike. The town also offers galleries, arts programming, and a wide range of activities throughout the year, waiting to be discovered. Today's adventure can be customized to your interests and preferences, with up to 8 hours of private guiding service.

Discover the breathtaking Alaskan Range from above through a captivating aerial experience. With limited road accessibility, air travel becomes the sole means to explore the remote areas of Denali Park. Traverse the Talkeetna river systems, venture into the Susitna Valley, and immerse yourself in a picturesque terrain adorned with icefalls, glaciers, and snow-capped peaks. Delve into the heart of the Alaska Range, beholding the sheer magnificence of the colossal mountains and the iconic Denali. Engage in an extraordinary birds-eye-view of Alaska's awe-inspiring natural wonders. Please be aware that glacier landings are subject to weather conditions and are available from late February or early March onwards.

Embark on a personalized excursion in Talkeetna alongside your private driver-guide, who will offer valuable insights into the area's must-see attractions. This flexible service allows you to tailor the day according to your preferences and interests, ensuring an unforgettable experience.

Your private driver-guide will meet you for a direct transfer to Anchorage, which will take approximately three hours.