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One of the most spectacular cruise destinations on earth, Tracy Arm Fjord is actually made up of two separate fjords. Each fjord is over 30 miles long, and a full fifth of their area is covered in ice… not to mention the glaciers, truly one of nature’s most dramatic and breathtaking sights. With these huge chunks of sliding ice, hundreds of waterfalls and a variety of native wildlife, you won’t even want to blink as you cruise through this natural wonder.

7:00 AM - 8:00 PM

Walk in the footsteps of pioneers and profiteers on Carnival cruises to Skagway. Gold seekers stampeded to the Klondike more than 100 years ago and built Skagway, Alaska as their lawless outpost of brothels, saloons, and gambling dens. Today, the town is more of a time capsule from the past, with carefully preserved buildings and streets brimming with history. Live the final chapter of America’s Wild West era on a Skagway cruise.

• Explore the restored period buildings in Klondike Gold Rush National Historic District.
• Board quaint, antique passenger cars for a breathtaking mountain train ride.
• Follow the trail of the sourdoughs — prospectors who risked their lives climbing Chilkoot Pass.
• Fly to awesome mountains by helicopter and experience the ice fields via dogsled.

7:00 AM - 3:00 PM

Astounding ice-capped mountains welcome the cruising traveler to Juneau. Alaska is called the Land of the Midnight Sun, and its capital shines with a wide selection of delicious dining and native Alaskan art shopping. But Juneau isn’t just a fun name to say, you know — Carnival cruises to Juneau transport you to one of the most beautiful capital cities in America, with once-in-a-lifetime shore excursions that include walking on glaciers, whale watching, and hikes through the country’s last old-growth forests.

• See Alaska’s history displayed at the state’s leading museums.
• Touch glacier ice that’s thousands of years old.
• Stroll beneath the mystic green canopy of a Pacific Coast rainforest.
• See the remains of what was long ago the biggest gold mine in America.

7:00 AM - 1:00 PM

For more than 100 years, Ketchikan, Alaska has been the gateway to the North. Ketchikan cruises dock along the famed historic waterfront. Check out the flourishing art scene and spectacular totem poles that have transformed this former frontier town into a popular southern Alaskan port of call. Experience the sights, atmosphere and excitement of the Last Frontier as soon as you cross the Alaska border on Carnival cruises to Ketchikan.

• Catch a demonstration of lumberjacking skills by adroit woodsmen — and woodswomen.
• Drop into quaint shops on a historic street that’s actually a dock.
• Visit the Totem Heritage Center, where ancient totem poles, rescued from decay, are preserved.
• Experience the Tracy Arm Wilderness Area, including exciting close-up views of the majestic Sawyer Glaciers.

8:00 PM - 11:59 PM

Carnival cruises to Victoria, British Columbia call on this genteel provincial capital, which you’ll find perched on the southern tip of Vancouver Island. Packed with reminders of its rich British heritage, Victoria is fronted by water, filled with gardens, and backed by mountains. All the finest sights on Victoria cruises are clustered around the Inner Harbour, from a world-class museum to scenic waterfront parks… plus a deliciously decadent setting for afternoon tea.

• See what’s in bloom at Butchart Gardens during your cruise to Victoria, British Columbia.
• Stroll the trim grounds of the Parliament Buildings.
• Investigate the elaborate masks of the native “First Nations” peoples at the Royal BC Museum.
• Wend your way around Inner Harbor past Victoria’s most iconic sights.

Arrives at 7:00 AM

Cruises departing from Seattle are your ticket to some of the most breathtaking scenery on Earth — they’ll take you straight to Alaska! But there is plenty to see before or after your cruise, too. Carnival cruises from Seattle dock at the gates of the “Emerald City.” Set on Puget Sound in the shadow of Mt. Rainer, Seattle’s stunning waterfront can be found curving past skyscrapers, historic neighborhoods, important museums, and the lush, rolling parks that give the city its green nickname. One of the best parts of cruising from Seattle is the opportunity to explore the iconic city, famous for its hip coffee culture and musical tastemaking. From its burgeoning foodie scene to its cultural treasures, this sparkling Pacific Northwest jewel is yours for the taking when you book a cruise from Seattle, Washington.

• Zip up the Space Needle for views over the city’s skyscrapers.
• Snack on fresh-baked treats at the Pike Place Market.
• Fuel up on Seattle’s famous coffee before boarding cruises from Seattle.