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Wild & Beautiful
Calving glaciers, cascading waterfalls, snow-capped mountains, misty fjords, miles and miles of unexplored wilderness..
7 day Cruise
Ship: Vision of the Seas
Spring/Summer, 2001
Next Travel Season
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 Vision of the Seas
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 INTERIOR ACCOMMODATIONS
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 OCEAN VIEW ACCOMMODATIONS
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 PREMIUM OCEAN VIEW ACCOMMODATIONS
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An Untamed Coastline
Though many have tried, the magnificent beauty of an Alaskan cruise cannot be adequately described.
You really have to see it to believe it.
Wake up early and see the sun peeking over the horizon. Spend the morning on deck enjoying the spectacular scenery, get a facial or a massage, sign up for one of our many organized shore excursions - or explore the sights on your own.
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Book and pay for an outside cabin or balcony and receive the Royal Occasions Package:
Moet & Chandon, White Star champagne
Domaine Chandon champagne breakfast for 2 delivered to your stateroom
After-dinner petit fours dessert tray, also delivered to your stateroom
Formal 8" X 10" portrait in an engraved silver-plated frame
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Vancouver
A magnificent setting, a bustling Chinatown, a 1000-acre city park and a cosmopolitan downtown make Vancouver a great place to start or end your honeymoon cruise.
Take in a sidewalk cafe while shopping along Robsonstrasse or rollerblade along the Stanley Park sea wall while the sun sets over English Bay.
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Inside Passage
Cruise the Inside Passage along the coast of Canada and Alaska.
From Vancouver to Skagway the Inside Passage serves as a connecting waterway for the towns and villages along Alaska's coast offering 1000 miles of specatacular scenery, majestic wildlife and a living history.
The Inside Passage is also home to whales, sea lions, bears and other fauna - more than 100 species of mammals live in this region.
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Hubbard Glacier
The glacier that surged 47 feet in one day threatening to trap hundreds of marine mammals in its wake is still one of Alaska's most active.
It's certainly the largest and one of the most impressive. Hubbard Glacier extends six miles across the head of Yakutat Bay.
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Skagway
Watch the spectacular wilderness unfold outside the window of a vintage parlour car aboard the White Pass & Yukon, the "Scenic Railway of the World"
Follow the famed "Gold Rush Trail of '98" - 1898 - made famous by thousands of Klondike prospectors rushing to find their fortunes.
Experience Alaska as the original stampeders did - on horseback or ...
Explore the Chilkoot Trail or visit the historic townsite of Dyea via mountain bike.
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Haines
Haines boasts the world's largest concentration of Bald Eagles, drawn to the area by the salmon-rich waters.
See the famous Chilkat Dancers, respected for keeping their Tlingit Indian heritage alive through storytelling dances.
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Juneau
Alaska's capital city is a charming blend of cosmopolitan and frontier styles that offers so much to discover.
Explore Juneau on foot. With more trails than roads, Alaska's capital features world-class hiking - through glacial valleys, cascading waterfalls and alpine meadows.
Go birdwatching. Approximately 280 species of birds have been observed along Juneau's road and trail system - including the ruby-crowned kinglet, spotted sandpiper, arctic tern and the illusive warbling vireo.
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Ketchikan
Learn how to sea kayak, then practice in Ketchikan's protected harbour.
Fish for salmon in the cold, serene waters off Ketchikan - also known as the "Sport Fishing Capital of the World".
See the largest existing collection of original 19th century totem poles.
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Misty Fjords
Imagine viewing perpetually snow-capped mountains over three miles high from your sea level vantage point aboard ship.
The Misty Fjords National Monument is a wilderness reserve of 2.3 million acres.
The fjords are said to be their most beautiful when mist rises off the water and wisps of clouds cling to the mountaintops.
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Features
Duty Free Shopping
Casino
Outdoor Entertainment Area
Nautica Spa
Elegant or Casual Dining
Vegas Style Entertainment
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