Glacier Bay cruise port guide
Designated as an International World Heritage Site in 1992, Glacier Bay is also a National Monument, a National Park and a designated Biosphere Reserve. Over millennia, Glacier Bay has experienced many major advances of its glaciers. When first surveyed in 1794 by a team under the command of British captain George Vancouver on HMS Discovery, its vast glaciers extended well beyond present-day margins of the bay. Temperate, coniferous rainforest dominates its southern shores. Black and brown bears, wolves, moose, eagles and ravens all go about their daily routines, while harbor seals and whales frolic within the bay waters. Glacier Bay has two major arms, East and West, and over fifty named glaciers, some of which push forward at three to six feet per day. Combined with Wrangell St. Elias National Park and Canada’s Kluane National Park and Alsek-Tatshenshini Park, Glacier Bay encompasses the largest protected wilderness area on earth. This is a truly a place of awe-inspiring beauty and an icon of wild Alaska. VIEW CRUISES Skip Footer Content About Us
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7-Day Alaska Inside Passage
Zaandam · Pacific Northwest · 7 nights
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7-Day Alaska Inside Passage
Koningsdam · Alaska · 7 nights
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7-Day Alaska Explorer
Eurodam · Alaska · 7 nights
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14-Day Alaska Roundtrip Collectors' Voyage
Nieuw Amsterdam · Alaska · 14 nights
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7-Day Glacier Discovery Northbound
Nieuw Amsterdam · North America · 7 nights
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7-Day Glacier Discovery Southbound
Westerdam · North America · 7 nights
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