Princess Cruises is preparing to launch its 56th Alaska season in early May. The company will offer a wide range of cruise and cruise tour options across seven ships and five wilderness lodges.
Glaciers cruises between Vancouver and Whittier, Inside Passage roundtrips from Seattle and San Francisco, and various southeast Alaska cruises from Vancouver.
Guests can enhance their trip with cruisetours ranging from 9 to 15 days, combining the seven-day Voyage of the Glaciers sailing with rail travel and overnight stays at Princess-owned lodges.
| Homeport | Ships Sailing |
|---|---|
| Seattle, WA | Discovery Princess, Royal Princess, Grand Princess |
| San Francisco, CA | Ruby Princess |
| Los Angeles, CA | Grand Princess |
| Vancouver, B.C. | Coral Princess, Caribbean Princess, Grand Princess |
| Anchorage (Whittier) | Coral Princess, Caribbean Princess, Sapphire Princess |
A newly renovated lobby at the Mt. McKinley Princess Wilderness Lodge and a new Airstream-style coffee trailer at Denali Princess Wilderness Lodge will debut this year.
The cruise line’s award-winning “North to Alaska” enrichment program continues in 2025 with onboard visits from sled dog champions, park rangers, Alaska storytellers, and wildlife experts.
Unique experiences include puppies in the Piazza, Campfire Movies Under the Stars, a Northern Lights Lounge pop-up, and themed trivia nights.
Dining highlights include locally sourced seafood in main dining rooms and specialty venues, a themed cocktail menu, and local brews from Alaska Brewing and Denali Brewing.
Select ships will also offer the “Cook My Catch” program, allowing guests to enjoy their fresh-caught fish prepared onboard.
