Alaska

Alaska's Inside Passage – Wilderness & Culture (Northbound)

Name: Alaska's Inside Passage – Wilderness & Culture (Northbound)
Brand: HX (Hurtigruten Expeditions)
Price: 6153 USD
Availability: InStock

8-day all-inclusive Alaska expedition cruise round-trip from Vancouver

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MAY13

MS Roald Amundsen · 2028

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MS Roald Amundsen · 2028

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MS Roald Amundsen · 2028

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MS Roald Amundsen · 2028

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Voyage Overview

8-day all-inclusive Alaska expedition cruise round-trip from Vancouver

Voyage Highlights

Wild Pacific beauty

Explore the pristine beauty of the Pacific as we sail the Inside Passage, venturing into Tracy Arm or Endicott Arm (the route will be decided by the elements), where ice walls tower and waterfalls cascade into fjords, and Misty Fjords, where granite cliffs disappear into evergreen forest. Explore a landscape shaped by glaciers and rainforest, experiencing indigenous lands through a local lens, where Zodiac cruising reveals wildlife such as bears, eagles, and seals along the shoreline.

Encounters with Alaska’s Living Traditions

Discover the living cultures of Alaska’s remote coastline, where Łingít traditions and the heritage of the Sheet’káKwáan continue to shape daily life. Be greeted ashore by local communities – a rare privilege reserved for very few – and gain insight into authentic art, craft, and ways of life deeply connected to land and sea, often in places accessible only by boat or seaplane.

Language Services

English

Day-by-Day Itinerary

Please Note

All planned activities are subject to weather and ice conditions Excursions and activities are subject to change Please make sure you meet all entry and boarding requirements  Depending on your flight times, an additional overnight stay might be needed (not included)

Transfers

Transfer from the ship to the airport in Sitka after the expedition

Food & Beverages

Daily breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Coffee, tea, soft drinks, wine, beer, and spirits
Fine dining in restaurant Lindstrøm included for suite guests
Wine, beer and spirits available at meals and throughout the day and evening (subject to licensing laws, excludes premium drinks)

HX Expedition Gear

Wind and waterproof expedition jacket
A complimentary Ocean Bottle water bottle to refill on board and take home

Ship Facilities

Use of sauna, hot tubs, pool, fitness room, lounges and more

Complimentary Wi-Fi

Complimentary Wi-Fi. Please note, streaming is not supported

Extras

Professional photos from your trip taken by our onboard photographer
Gratuities included. Fantastic service is standard at HX – though if you’d like to leave something extra, it’s always appreciated
Range of included activities

Onboard Activities

In-depth lectures and discussions hosted by our knowledgeable Expedition Team
Use of our Science Centre, including the library and advanced biological and geological equipment
The Citizen Science Program allows guests to assist with ongoing scientific research
An onboard professional photographer will give tips and tricks for taking the best landscape and wildlife photos
Informal gatherings with the crew for daily briefings
Daily briefing with the Expedition Team about the plans for the next day

Landing Activities

Escorted landings with small expedition boats
Necessary equipment for activities, such as walking poles, will be provided on board on loan. Rubber boots are provided (not mandatory) for wet landings. Your HX travel documents will have a recommended packing list.
Expedition photographers on hand to assist you

International flights
Additional overnight(s) if required due to international flight timings
Travel insurance
Luggage handling
Optional shore excursions with our local partners
Optional small-group activities with our Expedition Team
Optional treatments in the onboard wellness and spa space

Ship

MS Roald Amundsen

HX (Hurtigruten Expeditions)

Named after the first man to cross Antarctica and to reach the South Pole, MS Roald Amundsen leads the way towards an even more sustainable way of travelling. The ship is specially constructed for voyages in polar waters. It serves as a comfortable base camp at sea – bringing adventurers from all over the world to the most spectacular destinations in the most sustainable way.

Passengers490

Tonnage20,889 GT

Built2019

Ice ClassPolar Class 6

Decks9

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Onboard Facilities

Onboard Life

Live Position

Klawock - Klawock River Hatchery & Lake Kayak

Paddle Klawock Lake and River, exploring salmon conservation, rich ecosystems, and the region's living heritage. Kayaking in Klawock Since 1977, Klawock River Hatchery has supported Southeast Alaska's salmon, harvesting salmon eggs and releasing millions of fry each year. Kayak through Klawock Lake, paddling between forested islands as you learn about these nutrient-rich waters and their cultural significance. Along the shoreline, watch for herons, Sitka blacktail deer, and the occasional black bear foraging at the water's edge. Duration: 2h30 Difficulty: Active – good mobility needed Booking code: A-KLW4, USKLW-OP04 Min. number: 6 traveller(s) Highlights: • Witness salmon conservation in action at Klawock Hatchery • Kayak across scenic Klawock Lake and winding river channels • Look out for herons, Sitka deer and even black bears along the shore • Learn about ecosystems and Klawock Heenya's cultural heritage Practical information: • Walking or Activity information: Includes approx. 85 yds of walking over gravel, grass, sand and concrete, plus 1.5 hours paddling at a moderate pace. Not suitable if you have limited mobility. • Wheelchair accessible: No • Language availability: English • Activity Level: 3 Please only book one excursion per port. A variety of activities will be offered to guests once onboard, both on and off ship. These vary depending on destination and weather conditions. Our expert Expedition Team will do their utmost to accommodate guests on multiple excursions.

$168

Klawock Totems & Traditions

A rare chance to engage with Klawock culture through indigenous stories, artistry, and cuisine. Hosted by Alaska Native Voices, this intimate small-group experience immerses you in Łingít culture and Klawock’s community spirit. Explore Klawock’s transformation on a guided tour, visit the historical totem pole park, and craft your own ceremonial drum in a traditional workshop. While it dries, enjoy a tasting of Alaskan seafood and seasonal dishes, connecting with indigenous traditions and stories. Duration: 4 hours Difficulty: 2 - Moderate – some mobility needed Booking code: USKLW-OP05 Min. number: 8 traveller(s) Highlights: • Learn from Alaska Native Voices, gaining authentic insights into indigenous traditions. • Explore Klawock port and totem pole park, discovering local history, culture, resilience, and storytelling. • Create a ceremonial drum in a hands-on traditional workshop and take it home with you. • Enjoy a tasting of fresh seafood and seasonal Alaskan dishes while your drum dries. Practical information: • Included: Guided walk, drum workshop, seasonal tasting menu with beer, wine, and sodas. • Walking or Activity information: Includes walking approx. 300 yards on uneven terrain, grass, gravel pathways, and concrete, as well as steps in and out of the vehicle. • Wheelchair accessible: No • Language availability: English

$208

Klawock - Forest Walk and Pub Stop

Stroll beneath ancient Tongass trees, then enjoy a cold Alaskan beer in a local pub overlooking the harbor. A peaceful and rewarding hike Step into the calm of the Tongass, where centuries-old cedar, hemlock, and spruce rise above you. A gentle two-mile round trip leads through this ancient forest as your guide reveals the delicate balance of its ecosystem. At the trail's end, trade nature's stillness for harbor bustle, joining locals in a favorite pub to savor Alaskan beer while watching fishing boats and sea life share the bay. Duration: 2h30 Difficulty: Active – good mobility needed Booking code: A-KLW2, USKLW-OP02 Min. number: 4 traveller(s) Highlights: • Follow a guided two-mile trail through towering old-growth forest • Learn the secrets of the Tongass ecosystem from your guide • Unwind in a welcoming harbor pub loved by local residents • Savor Alaskan beer or wine as you watch maritime life unfold Practical information: • Walking or Activity information: Involves physical activity on uneven surfaces and/or steep terrain, including gravel, grass, and concrete with a few steps. Approx. 2 mi of walking. • Wheelchair accessible: No • Language availability: English • Activity Level: 3 Please only book one excursion per port. A variety of activities will be offered to guests once onboard, both on and off ship. These vary depending on destination and weather conditions. Our expert Expedition Team will do their utmost to accommodate guests on multiple excursions.

$147

Klawock - Klawock Highlights

Walk rainforest trails, watch carvers at work, and stand among Alaska’s largest collection of authentic totem poles. 10,000 years of Łingít heritage Klawock is one of the earliest known settlements on the Northwest Coast, with a heritage stretching back more than 10,000 years. Your guided tour begins along the Klawock River Trail, where rainforest and history flow side by side. At the carving shed, watch master artists and apprentices shape cedar into towering totems, carrying on a living tradition. Finally, stand at Totem Park, the largest authentic collection in Alaska, where 21 poles rise from hill to sea, each telling a story of culture, community, and Łingít identity. Duration: 2h30 Difficulty: Moderate – some mobility needed Booking code: INCL-KLW1, USKLW-IN01 Min. number: 20 traveller(s) Highlights: • Walk the Klawock River Trail through rainforest and history • Visit Klawock Heenya’s carving shed and meet local artists • Stand among 21 towering poles at Klawock Totem Park • Discover 10,000 years of culture and living tradition Practical information: • Walking or Activity information: Involves moderate physical activity on gravel, grass and concrete with slight inclines and declines. Approx. 85 yds of walking • Wheelchair accessible: No • Language availability: English • Activity Level: 2 Please only book one excursion per port. A variety of activities will be offered to guests once onboard, both on and off ship. These vary depending on destination and weather conditions. Our expert Expedition Team will do their utmost to accommodate guests on multiple excursions.

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Klawock - Coastal Flavors of Klawock

Sample Klawock’s finest local seafood and wines, then discover the stories behind the village’s historic totems. When the tide is out, the table is set This experience is a celebration of the Klawock community’s long-standing relationship with the sea. You’ll begin with a chef-led tasting of local oysters, salmon, halibut, roe, kelp and wild berries, each carefully paired with wines that reflect the island’s distinct character. Between courses, you’ll wander Klawock’s renowned Totem Park and Veteran Memorial Park, where artistry and history echo through towering totem poles and shared stories. *While we're excited to share the unique flavours of this region with you, it’s important to note that allergy awareness and hygiene standards can vary widely across the world. The local community providing food for this tour may not be as familiar with allergy concerns or preparation standards as suppliers in your home country or the expert chefs onboard our ships. As a precaution, we advise anyone with a severe food allergy to contact a member of the onboard Expedition Team before booking this excursion. Duration: 2h30 Difficulty: Active – good mobility needed Booking code: A-KLW1, USKLW-OP01 Min. number: 6 traveller(s) Highlights: • Visit Klawock Veteran Memorial Park and explore Southeast Alaska’s largest authentic totem collection. • Taste delicious local seafood with curated wine pairings, including oysters, salmon, kelp, and berries. • Walk among towering totems and wild landscapes where culture, community, and nature are deeply intertwined. Practical information: • Included: Tasting menu including local seafood and wines • Walking or Activity information: Involves moderate physical activity. Terrain is mostly even, including gravel, grass and pavement with some slight inclines and declines. Approx. 50 yds distance. • Wheelchair accessible: No • Language availability: English • Activity Level: 2 Please only book one excursion per port. A variety of activities will be offered to guests once onboard, both on and off ship. These vary depending on destination and weather conditions. Our expert Expedition Team will do their utmost to accommodate guests on multiple excursions.

$211

Klawock - Prince of Wales Marine Wildlife Tour

Board a custom vessel to explore Klawock’s waters in search of humpbacks, sea otters, and rich marine life. Wildlife watching in Klawock Setting out from Klawock, your guides will take you to some of the area’s best wildlife watching spots. Guided by the latest reports, your captain leads you across two to three distinct ecosystems. Scan for humpback whales as they feed on herring in season and look out for rafts of sea otters drifting among kelp beds as your guide reveals how these playful creatures shape Alaska’s marine world. Duration: 2h30 Difficulty: Easy – suitable for most people Booking code: A-KLW3, USKLW-OP03 Min. number: 30 traveller(s) Highlights: • Explore multiple marine ecosystems around Klawock • Look out for humpback whales feeding in coastal waters • Drift through sea otter habitats and kelp beds • Learn from expert guides on a purpose-built vessel Practical information: • Walking or Activity information: Involves limited physical activity, most of the tour is operated by vehicle • Wheelchair accessible: Yes, with advance notice • Language availability: English • Activity Level: 1

$236

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Booking & Cancellation Policies

Children Policy

Children: 5–15 years Child discount: 20%

Third Person Policy

Child discount: 50%

Cancellation Policy

151+ days before departure: 0% penalty 120–150 days before departure: 25% penalty 90–119 days before departure: 50% penalty 60–89 days before departure: 75% penalty 0–59 days before departure: 100% penalty 定金在开航前 120 天之前可退还。出发前 90 天前支付尾款。如您在预定出发日期前不足 90 天预订，则需在预订时支付全款。所有详细信息将列于发票上。

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