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Holland America goes north to Alaska
SEATTLE – Holland America Line’s 2011 Alaska CruiseTours feature 31 itineraries. .
All CruiseTours – ranging from 10 to 20 days in length – combine an Inside Passage sailing with in-depth land tours of Alaska’s wilderness, wildlife, native culture and history.
Many tours also feature Canada’s Yukon Territory with its Klondike Gold Rush heritage and national parks.
Guests travel by five-star cruise ships, domed McKinley Explorer railcars, vessels such as the mv Yukon Queen II, and custom-built Explorer Coaches.
Holland America Line will continue to offer the Seattle Connector Package to enable guests beginning or ending their CruiseTour in Anchorage or Fairbanks to enjoy a roundtrip Seattle itinerary.
The package includes airfare between Seattle and Alaska, overnight at Seattle airport area hotel, transfers between Seattle and Vancouver, and transfers between Anchorage or Fairbanks hotel and airport.
CruiseTours start at $999 per person
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