Sailing Date	Cruise Itinerary	Ship
May 27, 2011	7-Night Alaska Sawyer Glacier Cruise	Rhapsody of the Seas
July 1, 2011	7-Night Alaska Sawyer Glacier Cruise	Rhapsody of the Seas

When you sail with Royal Caribbean, you can extend your vacation and push inland with one of 21 unforgettable cruisetours ranging from 10 to 14 nights. There’s no better way to experience the Great White North. Whether you’re mushing past Mt. McKinley, strolling through the quaint town of Talkeetna, or soaring over an alpine tundra, you’ll cover some seriously beautiful ground. Explore the unforgettable, unbeaten track with the guidance and recommendations from our experienced Adventure Specialists. So take a cruisetour before or after you sail. Why not?

Our Adventure Specialists know the territory like the back of their hands. That’s what makes our 100%-escorted cruisetour so special. Just think of them as your personal tour guide, historian, archaeologist, geologist—well, you get the point.

THE WONDROUS WILDERNESS EXPRESS®
The Wilderness Express® is the best in train travel and the only way to see some of the most pristine parts of Alaska. And we offer a wide variety of railtours, including exclusive travel between Anchorage and Seward.

Why are our traincars so special, you ask? 360° views from our see-through glass dome. An observation viewing platform. Rotating and reclining leather seats. A bistro-style restaurant and, of course, our Gold Anchor® Service. Now that’s luxury.


AMAZING ADVENTURES
Your cruisetour includes tons of activities that are not to be missed. Here are some of the many ways you can immerse yourself in everything interior Alaska has to offer:

Resurrection Bay Wildlife Cruise – This area boasts alpine glaciers, humpback whales, seals and bald eagles. See if you can spot them all during this cruise amidst the Chugach and Kenai mountain ranges.

Mt. Alyeska Tram Ride – Enjoy a tram to the 2,300-footlevel viewing deck of Mt. Alyeska for amazing views of Glacier Valley and Turnagain Arm.

Tundra Wilderness Tour – Take an interpretive drive into the wilderness of Denali National Park. Its inhabitants include bears, moose, caribou, Dall sheep and wolves.

Denali Natural History Tour – The scenery alone is worth the trip. Explore the taiga forest in all its glory and expect some wildlife encounters.

THE COZIEST ACCOMMODATIONS
After an adventurous day in the wilderness, you can unwind in some of Alaska’s best resorts and lodges, including:

Seward Windsong Lodge – Surround yourself with 360° views of Resurrection River Valley. Dine on Alaskan cuisine and shop for authentic Native art including jewelry and ivory carvings. If you’re looking for an outdoor adventure, Exit Glacier is only a few miles away.

The Hotel Alyeska – In beautiful Girdwood Valley, the setting is pure luxury, pure wilderness and pure Alaska. This wonderful resort offers everything from riding to dining to movies and a luxurious spa.

Anchorage Downtown Marriott – Enjoy striking views of Cook Inlet and North America’s tallest mountain, Mt. McKinley. This stylishly upscale, full-service hotel is located in the downtown area, minutes away from sights, shops and fine dining.

Talkeetna Alaskan Lodge – This deluxe lodge offers incredible Mt. McKinley views as well as award-winning cuisine. This is definitely not roughing it.

McKinley Village Lodge – You’d be hard-pressed to get farther away from it all than this. Just south of Denali National Park, this peaceful riverside resort is a true Alaskan getaway.

Pike’s Waterfront Lodge – Located on the banks of the Chena River, this lodge combines great service with scenic views and amenities like a steam room for your pleasure. It’s minutes from downtown Fairbanks.


There’s so much to see and do in Alaska. So, while the coastline is pretty spectacular, no trip is complete without exploring Alaska’s magnificent interior. For those who want to push farther inland, the perfect solution is a cruisetour with Royal Caribbean.