Alaska Cruises
  # 1 Cruise to Alaska
We at the Alaska State Ferry have over 30 years experience working with recreational vehicles of all types.
Planning an RV trip takes special considerations, and we make every effort to ensure that your needs are met.
Please ask us for a list of RV parks at each port of call.
Our capable specialists will make all of your ferry arrangements. Please have available the length and width of your RV, including any trailers or add-ons. RV's that are unable to fold mirrors to under 8' 6" wide will be charged a 25% premium. RV's 9' wide and over will be charged a 50% premium.
Special note: propane must be shut off at the tanks when traveling on all Alaska Marine Highway vessels.
Please call us at (800) 526-6731 for all the details about RV travel aboard the Alaska Ferry. http://www.fmca.com/
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Bellingham, WA : Amtrak
Over the years, the Fairhaven waterfront has evolved into the city's transportation center with the Alaska Ferry, Greyhound Bus Line terminal and Amtrak ...
 Disney CruisesPhone: 1.800.951.3532 toll free call Web Site: www.disney.go.com
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Cruise West
When the West family, owners of Cruise West, began offering unique and personal travel experiences more than 50 years ago in Alaska, a philosophy prevailed that remains true to this day: to provide up-close travel that focuses on the destination - its scenery, wildlife, natural history and culture - all in the company of limited numbers of like-minded travelers. Phone: 1.800.888.9378 toll free call Web Site: www.cruisewest.com
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 Norwegian Cruise Line Welcome to the Official Norwegian Cruise Line Website. Phone: 1.800.327.7030 toll free call Web Site: www.ncl.com |
 Costa Cruises Italian Style Cruising for North American passengers. Phone: 1.800.33.COSTA (1.800.332.6782) toll free call Web Site: www.costacruises.com
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  Princess Cruises Welcome to Princess Cruises, the home of Grand Class Cruising. Our website contains information about our fleet, destinations, the onboard experience and much more. Plan your cruise, view our live shipcams and explore our beautiful ships through 360 degree photography. Phone: 1.800.PRINCESS (1.800.774.62377) toll free call Web Site: www.princess.com |
 Celebrity Cruises Phone: 1.800.722.5941 toll free call Web Site: www.celebrity-cruises.com |
  Carnival Cruise Line Phone : 1.888.CARNIVAL (1.888.227.64825) toll free call Web Site: www.carnival.com |
 Holland America Cruise Line Year after year, delighted guests explore over 250 ports worldwide aboard our five-star fleet, enjoying exceptional cuisine, award-winning entertainment, an amazing variety of activities for people of all ages, and a uniquely gracious onboard ambience. Come explore the world of Holland America. Phone: 1.877.HAL.SAIL (1.877.425.7245) toll free call Web Site: www.hollandamerica.com |
 Radisson Seven Seas Cruises The Official Web Site of Radisson Seven Seas Cruises Phone: 1.800.285.1835 toll free call Web Site: www.rssc.com
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 Royal Caribbean Cruise Line Luxury Cruise Ship Travel Agency: Providing Royal Caribbean luxury cruises at a discount to the group and the individual. Phone: 1.888.313.8883 toll free call Web Site: www.royalcarib.com |
Discounted fares on luxury cruise lines make this the ideal time to jump on board.
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Why do people love cruises ?
Why do so many cruise vacationers swear they wouldn't go back to hotel vacations? Cruise travel represents a pinnacle of luxury.
You travel around the world, or your chosen area, in cosseted pleasure.
Every whim gets catered for. Every time you're hungry, food awaits. You go ashore to sightsee a new place, but return to your own bed every night. A floating hotel, travelling to a new location every day.
The Boat Company
19623 Viking Avenue N.W., Poulsbo, WA 98370 (360) 697-4242 ph / (360) 697-5454 fax
Hiking, fishing, whalewatching sightseeing, photography...your choice! Custom 6-9 day all inclusive soft adventures aboard our well-appointed, comfortable excursion vessels. Truly, Alaska's finest! May to September.
Email: kathy@theboatcompany.com
Sitka Sea Tours & Fishing
PO Box 1004, Sitka, AK 99835 (800) 704-7574 toll-free
Beginning 2005, April - October. Specializing in 5 or 6-day freestyle cruises to Glacier Bay National Park or Misty Fjords National Monument for up to six people. Designed to give one family or small group of nature-lovers an intimate look at Southeast Alaska's forests and marine animals, majestic coastline and stunning glaciers. Lodging and dining at ports of call with flexible daily schedules to accommodate kayaking, fishing, beachcombing, photography, etc. A never-forget vacation experience. Visit www.sitkaseatours.com for current pricing or call our toll-free number.
Largest American Cruise Ships
For the first time in 40 years, a passenger liner is being built at an American shipyard.
Now under construction at Ingalls Shipbuilding in Pascagoula, Miss., the yet unnamed 72,000-ton United States Lines vessel will be the largest passenger ship ever built in this country.
The 1900-passenger ship is 820 ft. long and has a 105-ft. beam. Its layout allows 731 of its 950 cabins to face outside.
Although it will operate as a cruise ship that sails exclusively among the Hawaiian Islands, the $880 million vessel will be outfitted with conference rooms and a 2100-sq.-ft. business center, complete with Internet access.
Four diesel generators producing 30 megawatts will power the two motor-rudder drives and three bow thrusters that propel and steer the vessel.
The bridge will use an integrated navigation and power system, controlled through a joystick.
The extensive use of new technology is a requirement of the Project America law, which made the construction of the ship possible.
In exchange for helping to update the shipyard and building, two state-of-the-art passenger ships, American Classic Voyages, the parent company of United States Lines, received exclusive rights to the Hawaiian cruise market for the life of its new vessels.
The ships will be delivered in 2003 and 2004. Public areas will include 85,000 sq. ft. of open deck space, a 1060-seat dining room, a 900-seat show lounge, an outdoor stage and a 7-deck-high atrium.
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