$3395 – Sail Alaska Now: All-Inclusive Small-Ship Cruises

Many cruise lines have postponed their Alaska sailings until the summer of 2022, but travelers wanting a bucket-list experience don't need to wait. Alaskan Dream Cruises is one of a select few sailing in 2021, and the line is also Alaskan-owned. 

With fewer ships in the Alaskan waters (and tourists at the ports), it's a fantastic time to experience this pristine environment, especially on a smaller ship with intimate expeditions and comprehensive itineraries. On top of the $800 savings and $200 onboard credit exclusively for Travelzoo members, this price already includes daily excursions to Native villages, national parks and glacial fjords.

What's included:

• Save $800 on your stateroom ($400 per person)
• Sail aboard Admiralty Dream or Chichagof Dream on "The Last Frontier Adventure" itinerary for 7 nights in an oceanview stateroom
• $200 onboard credit per stateroom
• All meals aboard the vessel, as well as morning pastries and hors d’oeuvres prior to dinner
• Non-alcoholic beverages and a complimentary glass of house wine or Alaska beer with dinner service
• Alaskan gear, including rain jackets, rain pants and boots
• Daily shore excursions as indicated in the itinerary, including hiking rainforest trails, kayaking in a glacial fjord, exploring Baranof Island’s “Waterfall Coast” and more
• Ground transportation to and from the vessel in Sitka and Juneau
• An evening at Orca Point Lodge
• Daily housekeeping, including evening turndown
• Use of binoculars in all staterooms

Per-person pricing (after discount is applied):

• $3395 ... May 22; June 19; July 3, 10, 17, 31; Aug. 7, 14, 21, 28; Sept. 4
• $3595 ... June 11; Aug. 27; Sept. 3, 10

Upgraded deluxe staterooms and suites are also available.

Reduced deposits: Reserve your trip with a deposit of only $49 per person.

Itinerary: Sitka; Rainforest Hike & Baranof Islands' Waterfall Coast; Frederick Coast; Hobart Bay; Endicott Arm & Fords Terror; Wildnerness Exploration & Orca Point Lodge; Glacier Bay National Park; and Juneau.

Ship details: The shallow drafts of the Alaskan Dream vessels, coupled with the local knowledge of the staff, enable the ships to sail to off-the-beaten-path areas of the Inside Passage, including narrow channels and secluded coves. Each vessel has been designed for optimum viewing of wilderness and wildlife, with spacious outer-viewing decks and indoor viewing through panoramic windows. Every vessel features a dining room, a lounge or bar and well-appointed staterooms with local Alaska-made shampoos and body washes. Admiralty Dream holds 54 passengers and Chichagof Dream holds 76 passengers.

Sustainability: As an Alaskan-owned and operated company and as small ship experts, Alaskan Dream Cruises is committed to environmental sustainability and supporting local economies. Shoreside and aboard, they are removing single-use plastics, purchasing environmentally conscious towels and linens and focusing on governance of the fleet’s carbon footprint.