Rocky Mountaineer & Alaska Cruise: From the Canadian Rockies to the Glaciers

Cruise overview

Steel blue mountains rising above the treeline, a glass domed train car carrying you through one of the most dramatic landscapes on earth, then open ocean and the slow reveal of Alaska’s glacier carved coastline. This journey earns its scale. It begins in the Canadian Rockies, where two days aboard the Rocky Mountaineer wind through Banff’s wilderness toward the Pacific, before the Azamara Pursuit takes over in Vancouver and heads north into waters few travellers ever see. Sailing deep into Endicott Arm, where the fjord narrows and ice floats quietly on the surface, feels genuinely remote. So does Wrangell, a raw and unhurried Alaskan town that has none of the polish of more visited ports and all of the character. Eighteen nights, two very different ways of travelling, and a part of the world that tends to stay with you long after you’re home.