Princess Alaska Cruises typically visit top Alaskan ports such as Juneau, Skagway, Ketchikan, and scenic glacier areas like Glacier Bay, Hubbard Glacier, or Endicott Arm. Many itineraries also include stops in Victoria or Vancouver and offer options for one way cruises with land tours that extend into Denali National Park and Fairbanks, making Princess a strong choice for travelers who want both cruise and land experiences.

The best time to book a Princess Alaska Cruise is from May to September, with June to August being the most popular months for warmer weather and peak wildlife viewing. Early bookings often provide better cabin availability and pricing, while late season cruises in May and September can offer better value with fewer crowds and stunning fall scenery.

Inside Princess Cruises Alaska ships you’ll find a wide range of amenities and features designed to make your Alaska cruise comfortable, entertaining, and memorable. Every ship has comfortable staterooms and suites, from inside cabins to ocean-view and balcony staterooms where you can watch glaciers and wildlife from your own private space. Onboard dining includes complimentary main dining rooms and buffets with Alaskan and international cuisine, plus specialty restaurants for an extra charge. For relaxation and fun, Princess ships have lounges, live music, theater shows, and duty-free shops. Many Alaska sailings include the Movies Under the Stars outdoor screen, a pool and hot tubs to soak in between scenic sailings, a fitness center, and spa services. There are also enrichment programs with Alaska experts, guest speakers, and cultural presentations that help you learn more about the places you’re visiting.