(Editor’s note: The price of $539 has sold out.)
Right now at Holland America Line Cruises, you can take a 7-night Alaska cruise beginning at $529 per person. (We found this rate by clicking through to select an ocean view room.)
This cruise sets sail on September 18, 2024 from Vancouver, B.C., Canada and returns on September 25, 2024. You’ll sail aboard the Zaandam. This ship is designed to carry fewer passengers with more space, and is inspired by music featuring signed guitars from Queen, Iggy Pop, Eric Clapton and the Rolling Stones. It also has a Baroque-style pipe organ! Onboard activities and experiences include spa treatments in the Greenhouse Spa & Salon®, shopping and pickleball at sea. Choose from a variety of dining options including fine restaurants and more casual fare.
Ports of call include:
- Vancouver, B.C., CA
- Juneau, Alaska, US
- Skagway, Alaska, US
- Ketchikan, Alaska, US
Note that taxes, fees & port expenses are additional and cost $308. In addition, this price does not include airfare to Vancouver. Search Google Flights to find the lowest airfares, or check out Going (formerly Scott’s Cheap Flights).
If you’re looking for a cruise that departs from the US, check out this Alaska cruise leaving from Seattle on September 28, or this Alaska cruise departing on July 31.
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Book by June 30 to get this rate, but note that this deal could sell out at any time!
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