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13-Night Holland America Northbound Glacier Discovery Alaska Cruisetour #19 from Vancouver
Vancouver, British Columbia - Fairbanks, Alaska
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Double occupancy pricing in US Dollars for a category N4 interior staterooms sailing May 15, 2011 and includes port fees. Government taxes are an additional $179.18.All prices are subject to availability.
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Duration: 13 Nights
ACE Quote ID#: 268
Route: Cruisetours - Alaska Northbound
Ships: Statendam, Zaandam
Cruise line: Holland America Line
Itinerary details Room and Deck Plans Port Information Ship Information Cruise Line Details
2011 departure dates
May
15 , 22 , 29
June
5 , 12 , 19 , 26
July
3 , 10 , 17 , 24 , 31
August
7 , 14 , 21 , 28
September
4
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*Please note that availability changes regularly. Please call an Alaskan Cruise Expert at 1-800-565-2784 for the most up-to-the-minute pricing and availability.
13-Night Holland America Northbound Glacier Discovery Alaska Cruisetour #19 from Vancouver
Highlights:
» 7-Night Northbound Glacier Discovery Cruise
» 6-Night Land Tour
» 2 Nights in Alyeska
» 1 Night in Anchorage
» 2 Nights in Denali
» 1 Night in Fairbanks
» Portage Glacier cruise in Alyeska
» Tundra Wilderness Tour in Denali National Park
Cruise Portion:
DayPort nameArrivesDeparts
1
Vancouver, British Columbia 5:00pm
2
Inside Passage  
3
Ketchikan, Alaska7:00am3:00pm
4
Juneau, Alaska7:00am10:30pm
5
Skagway, Alaska7:00am9:00pm
6
Glacier Bay, Alaska7:00am4:00pm
7
College Fjord, Alaska5:00pm8:00pm
8
Seward, Alaska7:00am 
Land Portion:
DayDescription
8
Seward, Alaska / Alyeska, AlaskaMeal(s) included
Spend the morning in Seward with lunch onboard your ship included. You can just relax onboard or take advantage of the shopping in town and the sightseeing on Resurrection Bay. Meet your Tour Director and board your luxury motor coach for the scenic drive through the Kenai Mountains to the renowned Alyeska Resort. Arrive in time to explore your surroundings and enjoy your hotel.
9
Alyeska, Alaska
Enjoy your EXTRA DAY relaxing and exploring in and around your lavish Chateau-style hotel. Take the tram to the top of Mt. Alyeska for enjoying a relaxing hike and opt for lunch or dinner at the 4-Diamond Seven Glaciers restaurant. Optional tours are available for everything from kayaking in beautiful Prince William Sound to running the rapids of Sixmile Creek.
10
Alyeska, Alaska / Anchorage, Alaska
Drive past the tiny but charming town of Girdwood on your way to the Seward Highway. Continue on along this National Scenic Byway stopping for a scenic one-hour cruise to Portage Glacier aboard our exclusive mv Ptarmigan. Then continue along Turnagain Arm past Potter's Marsh and on into Anchorage enjoying mountain and ocean views in every direction.
11
Anchorage, Alaska / Denali, Alaska Includes transit by railcar
Today you'll board the McKinley Explorer, the largest glass-domed railcars on the historic Alaska Railroad route, an Alaska Scenic Byway. Sit back and relax in the observation lounge and watch magnificent scenery glide by. Watch for waterfalls, search for wildlife in forests of birch, aspen and fir, and marvel at mountains stretching out in all directions. Upon arrival at Denali National Park, transfer to the finest lodge at the park where your comfortable room awaits. Unpack and set off to explore. There's so much to see and do. Grab a take-out sandwich at the Sugarloaf Coffee Corner and head off on a rental bike for a ride to Horseshoe Lake. Organized flightseeing, horseback riding and golfing tours are another option. And don't miss the rollicking musical at the Cabin Nite Dinner Theatre.
12
Denali, Alaska
Craft your own Denali experience during your EXTRA DAY of unscheduled time. Relax at your lodge, and then hike to Horseshoe Lake. Take a shuttle to the fabulous new Denali Visitor Center and join a Park-Ranger hike from there. Opt for touring via helicopter, jet boat, mountain bike or river raft. Meet dog mushers, homesteaders and trappers to see what life is like in the bush. There's so much to see and do and the long daylight hours make it possible to explore more than you ever dreamed possible.
13
Denali, Alaska / Fairbanks, Alaska Includes Guided tour
Depart your lodge for an official early morning Tundra Wilderness Tour of Denali National Park. You'll travel up to 53 miles of the Park Road for great wildlife viewing - caribou, moose, grizzly, wolves and Dall sheep are frequently sighted. Weather permitting, your vistas of Mt. McKinley will be unsurpassed. Later, re-board the McKinley Explorer, and sit back to relax in the observation lounge and watch magnificent scenery glide by. Arrive in Fairbanks this evening and transfer to your downtown hotel and say "good-bye" to your Tour Director.
14
Fairbanks, Alaska
Your tour ends this morning and you will be transferred to the Fairbanks Airport for your flight home.
ms Statendam Stateroom Details
Size: 1159 sq. ft. with verandah
Categories: PS
The Penthouse Suite features a bedroom with king-size bed and master bath including oversize whirlpool tub. Complete with dressing room, living room, dining room, pantry and private verandah. Guest toilet, VCR, mini-bar and refrigerator are added amenities.
  
Size: 556 sq. ft. with verandah
Categories: S
How suite it is! King-size bed, whirlpool bath, dressing room, and private verandah. With service to match, including complimentary personalized stationery, hors d'oeuvres, dry cleaning and more. Special disembarkation privileges.
  
Size: 292 sq. ft. with verandah
Categories: A, B, BA, BB, BC
Floor-to-ceiling windows lead to a private verandah spacious enough for lounging and dining. Queen-size bed, whirlpool bath, sitting area, VCR, mini-bar and refrigerator are featured in the Verandah Suites.
  
Size: 197 sq. ft
Categories: C, D, DA, DD, E, EE, F, FF, G, H, HH
The Large Outside Staterooms have convertible queen-size beds and bath and shower combinations. Equipped with television, telephone and multi-channel music, it was voted "The best standard-sized cabins afloat." by Porthole Magazine.
  
Size: 182 sq. ft
Categories: I, J, K, L, M, MM, N, NN
The Standard Inside Staterooms have lower beds which are convertible to one queen-size bed. All staterooms are equipped with television, telephone, private bath with shower and multi-channel music. A minimum category with maximum comforts.
  
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Route Information
Northbound Cruise + Land Tour
Venture deep into the wilds of majestic Alaska with a Northbound Alaska Cruisetour. Your journey typically begins with a 7-night cruise departing from Vancouver and disembarking in Anchorage, Seward or Whittier. Following your cruise, enjoy a 2- to 8-night land tour that explores Alaska's interior. Visits may include Fairbanks, Denali, Mount McKinley, Talkeetna, Anchorage and Alyeska.
Cruise Portion
Vancouver, British Columbia
In Vancouver, you never lose sight of the spectacular mountains or the glimmering sea. It is a prosperous city, with flowers adorning the streets and the lush greenery of Stanley Park, the third-largest urban park in the world, beckoning to travellers and locals alike. Museums offer fine collections of dramatic Northwest Native arts. Vancouver's Chinatown is the second largest in the world. Gastown, the waterfront district, recalls the city's colorful past as a premier port since the days of the Clipper ships.

Come see the natural beauties of Vancouver, which captured the prestigous title of the 2010 Winter Olympics' Host City.
...read more about Vancouver, British Columbia
Inside Passage
Stretching from the Canadian border in the south, to the start of the Gulf of Alaska in the north, the Inside Passage runs through the area known as Southeast Alaska, just below Glacier Bay National Park. In the spring, the passage is blanketed with wildflowers and the whales are migrating. Come fall, the landscape is ablaze with fall foliage and the bald eagles are gathering. No matter what time of the season you choose to cruise, one can expect to see spectacular scenery, bountiful wildlife, picturesque Native cultures, amazing history and exceptional hospitality.
...read more about Inside Passage
Ketchikan, Alaska
Ketchikan is the salmon capital of the world. The canneries are busy and the stream below Creek Street's rustic boardwalk bustles with life. Visit the ancient grove of Totem Bight, the largest collection of authentic totem poles anywhere. Make a flight to nearby Misty Fjords--a breathtaking vista of Alaska's unspoiled wilderness and America's newest national monument; or try a little salmon fishing.
...read more about Ketchikan, Alaska
Juneau, Alaska
Accessible only by air or sea, Alaska's capital is surprisingly urban and cultured for such a remote destination. When you arrive by sea, you will be greeted dockside by numerous flags and an abundance of summer flowers. For further insight into the Inuit culture and crafts, visit the museum. Take the short drive to Mendenhall Glacier, the only glacier inside city limits! Take a helicopter ride for an amazing aerial view of Juneau and area, or go fishing for silver salmon. Then, just kick back and relax with a cool one at the famous and colorful Red Dog Saloon.
...read more about Juneau, Alaska
Skagway, Alaska
Skagway was born during the great Klondike gold rush. Those were the days when Skagway had 80 saloons and was known as "the roughest town on earth". The city's rip-roaring past will come alive when you walk down Broadway, a main street so authentic it is part of the Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park!
...read more about Skagway, Alaska
Glacier Bay, Alaska
Preserved as a National Monument, Glacier Bay exists as an extraordinary collection of glaciers in a contained region. Only two ships per day are permitted to enter the bay during the summer months, which is when whales come here to feed. Hundreds of years ago, the ice in Glacier Bay fell as snow on the icefields in the mountains above.

Compressed by its own tremendous weight, the ice slowly flows through valleys to the sea, where in some cases, it breaks off in great chunks, called "calves", to float free as icebergs and "bergy bits".
...read more about Glacier Bay, Alaska
College Fjord, Alaska
College Fjord is truly one of the most visited fjords on Alaskan cruise itineraries. A total of sixteen glaciers line the 20-mile long fjord, all named after renowned colleges on the east coast of the United States. Once you have cruised through the fjord, you can honestly tell people that you went to Harvard, Yale or Wellsley. Perhaps slightly overshadowed by more spectacular glaciers, College Fjord is as scenic as fjords come and won't disappoint avid glacier fans.
...read more about College Fjord, Alaska
Seward, Alaska
The historic fishing village of Seward is encircled by the Kenai Wildlife Refuge, Alaska Maritime National Refuge, Chugach National Forest, and Kenai Fjords National Park. Seabirds, otters, whales and other wildlife thrive in nearby Resurrection Bay. Seward is named after William Seward, who negotiated the purchase of Alaska from Russia in 1867 for just under two cents an acre.
...read more about Seward, Alaska
Land Portion
Alyeska, Alaska
Alyeska is a ski resort located in Girdwood, Alaska, about 50 miles from Anchorage, and 90 miles from Seward and the Kenai Peninsula. Mt. Alyeska is the biggest ski mountain in the state, and it is known for having great ski runs for intermediate and advanced skiers.
...read more about Alyeska, Alaska
Anchorage, Alaska
An Alaska adventure begins in Anchorage. The majestic mountains, glistening glaciers and crystal-clear streams and lakes beckon for exploration. Explore the rich culture of Alaska's first people and feel their pride. Savor the taste of fresh Alaska seafood. Cosmopolitan Anchorage is a city that has its own symphony and ballet, while offering rugged wilderness only minutes away. Art enthusiasts will enjoy the Anchorage Museum of History and Art, as well as many other galleries. Shoppers will discover unique native Alaskan arts and crafts. Anchorage is the place to tap into your sense of adventure!
...read more about Anchorage, Alaska
Denali, Alaska
Stunningly beautiful and rich in wildlife, Denali National Park consists of six million acres of coniferous forest and open tundra. Looming high above the valleys is the 20,320 ft. Mount McKinley, commonly known as Denali, meaning literally, "The High One". It is the highest peak in North America. If you are fortunate enough to be there on a clear day, you can expect to see Dall sheep high on the hillsides and grizzlies fishing for salmon in the icy-cold streams of the park.
...read more about Denali, Alaska
Fairbanks, Alaska
Just 90 miles south of the Arctic Circle, Fairbanks is known as the "golden heart" of Alaska. Founded on the banks of the Chena River in 1901, the town's colorful gold-rush history comes to life in its working gold mines and on the riverboat cruise.

Shopping includes gold nugget jewelry and Native handicrafts from the Interior, such as beaded slippers and gloves, birch-bark baskets and porcupine quill jewelry.
...read more about Fairbanks, Alaska
Casino Pool & Fitness Facilities Atrium Rotterdam Dining Room
ms Statendam Facts:
  • Number of Pools: 1
  • Number of Whirlpools: 2
  • Entered service: 1992
  • Crew size: 602
  • Length: 720 feet
  • Registry: Netherlands
  • Refurbished: ---
  • Capacity: 1,266 guests
  • Beam: 101 feet
  • Tonnage: 55,451
  • Space ratio: 44:1
  • Draft: ---
  • Speed: 22 knots
ms Statendam Highlights:
  • Teak Promenade Deck with Classic Teak Deck Chairs
  • Traditional Ocean-Going Vessel Design
  • The Atrium
  • Figurehead Gallery
  • Lido Pool
  • Lido Terrace
  • Ocean Spa
  • Recognized by Porthole Cruise Magazine as Having the Best Shore Excursions
  • Shopping Arcade
  • Sliding Dome Cover over Lido Pool
Dining Onboard
Holland America's award-winning culinary staff provides extensive dining options, including "light & healthy" items, continental and ethnic cuisines, and vegetarian dishes. All are available in a range of dining venues.
  • Java Café
  • Lido Restaurant
  • Pinnacle Grill
  • Queen's Room
  • Rotterdam Dining Room
  • Terrace Grill
Onboard Activities
The choices before you are nearly limitless -- as endless and expansive as the stretch of ocean off the rail. So it's up to you: how do you define fun?
  • Boutique
  • Card Room
  • Casino
  • Photo Gallery
  • Puzzle Corner
  • Swimming Pool
  • Wading Pool
  • Wajang Theatre
  • Whirlpools
Nights on board Holland America glitter with choices: production shows, blockbuster movies, dream dancing, casino action, cigars under the stars. And it's all just an elevator ride from your stateroom.
  • Casino Bar
  • Crow's Nest
  • Dolphin Bar
  • Explorer's Lounge
  • Main Show Lounge
  • Neptune Lounge
  • Ocean Bar
  • Piano Bar
Other Onboard Facilities
  • Beauty Salon
  • Gourmet Shop
  • Half Moon Meeting Room
  • Hudson Meeting Room
  • Internet Café
  • Jogging Track
  • Library
  • Ocean Spa Gymnasium
  • Photo Lab
Reservations
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