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The Last Frontier, First Class
Alaska isn’t just a destination—it’s a force of nature. It’s where glaciers breathe, wildlife still rules, and the wilderness stretches farther than the eye can dream. At Lap of Luxury Travel, we believe the best way to experience this majestic frontier is with equal parts adventure and elegance.
I’ve personally curated these cruise and land journeys to give you the best of both worlds—luxury at sea and raw beauty on land. Whether it’s sailing past towering ice walls, waking up in Denali’s shadow, or spotting bald eagles from your stateroom balcony, this is more than a vacation. It’s a front-row seat to Earth at its most untamed.
Welcome to Alaska—The Last Frontier, First Class.
Cheers,
Bruce
Founder, Lap of Luxury Travel
Sail through towering fjords, past calving glaciers and breaching whales, then step ashore into the vast Alaskan frontier. Our curated Alaska cruise experiences blend five-star comfort with rugged adventure—whether you're watching bears fish in Denali, riding a glass-domed train through the wilderness, or enjoying world-class dining aboard a luxury ship. From the Inside Passage to the peaks of Denali, this is Alaska as it was meant to be seen: bold, breathtaking, and unforgettable.
Glide Through Glacier Kingdoms Cruise past ancient ice walls in Glacier Bay and Hubbard Glacier—watch as thunderous cracks send shards into sapphire waters.
Denali by Rail & Sky Ride a glass-domed luxury train into the heart of Denali, where North America’s tallest peak looms above a wild, untouched frontier.
Wildlife Encounters, Up Close Spot bald eagles, grizzly bears, orcas, and caribou in their natural habitat—Alaska isn’t just scenery, it’s alive.
Culture at the Edge of Civilization Explore gold rush towns, native Alaskan villages, and the storied past of Sitka and Skagway.
Northern Nights & Midnight Sun Depending on the season, witness either the surreal glow of the midnight sun or the ethereal dance of the aurora borealis.
Overview: Large ships with tons of amenities, entertainment, and family-friendly features.
Best For: First-timers, families, groups, and value-focused travelers.
Top Lines: Royal Caribbean, Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL), Carnival, Celebrity.
Features:
Multiple restaurants, shows, casinos
Kids' clubs, waterslides, pools
Lower price point but fewer immersive land options
Overview: A step above mainstream, with refined service, better cuisine, and more spacious accommodations.
Best For: Couples, adult travelers, and those seeking comfort without the ultra-luxury price.
Top Lines: Princess Cruises, Holland America Line, Celebrity Cruises (also overlaps premium/luxury).
Features:
Alaska-focused itineraries (Denali, Yukon extensions)
Dome rail tours and lodges
Cultural enrichment and better shore excursion options
Overview: Smaller ships, all-inclusive service, upscale dining, and immersive experiences in remote ports.
Best For: Luxury seekers, discerning travelers, honeymooners, small groups.
Top Lines: Regent Seven Seas, Silversea, Seabourn, Oceania.
Features:
Butler service, gourmet dining, open bar
Fewer passengers = more personal space
Unique excursions like helicopter glacier landings or wildlife safaris
Overview: Adventure-first, these cruises go where big ships can’t—focusing on nature, wildlife, and scientific exploration.
Best For: Active travelers, photographers, and adventure lovers.
Top Lines: Lindblad Expeditions (with Nat Geo), UnCruise Adventures, Hurtigruten.
Features:
Zodiac landings, kayaking near glaciers, guided hikes
Naturalist guides onboard
Intimate vessels (under 100 guests)
Overview: Boutique luxury cruises on yachts or small vessels with under 100 guests.
Best For: Private groups, luxury clients, off-the-grid explorers.
Top Lines: UnCruise, American Cruise Lines, Alaskan Dream Cruises.
Features:
Remote village visits and wildlife access
Personalized service
Flexible itineraries and charters available
The Denali Explorer with Princess Cruises
“If you ask me the one Alaska journey I’d recommend above all, it’s the Denali Explorer. You get the best of both worlds—7 nights of glacier cruising and a land extension by glass-domed train into the wild heart of Denali. It’s luxury, it’s epic, and it’s the Alaska I’ll never forget.”– Bruce, Founder, Lap of Luxury Travel
Trip Name: Princess Cruises – Denali Explorer Cruise tour
Why It Wins:
Includes Voyage of the Glaciers sailing (Glacier Bay, Hubbard Glacier, and more)
Direct-to-the-Wilderness® rail service to Denali
Stays at exclusive Princess Lodges with optional flightseeing tours
Estimated Cost: From ~$1,700–$2,500 per person with balcony + land package
Duration: 10–13 nights
Airfare from Tampa:
Economy: ~$700
Business: ~$1,800
Alaska isn’t just a place—it’s a living, breathing wilderness where glaciers calve, whales breach, and eagles soar overhead. Cruising is the only way to experience the grandeur of this untamed frontier in comfort and style.
Here’s what sets Alaska cruises apart:
Unmatched Access: Glide through narrow fjords, past ancient glaciers, and into coastal towns unreachable by road.
Dual Perspectives: Combine sea and land for the ultimate contrast—luxury onboard, raw wilderness ashore.
Wildlife Encounters: Spot orcas, bears, sea lions, and bald eagles from your balcony or on guided excursions.
Scenic Rail & Lodge Add-Ons: Extend the adventure inland with luxury train rides to Denali and backcountry lodge stays.
A Front-Row Seat to Nature’s Power: There’s nothing like watching a glacier thunder into the sea—cocktail in hand.
Whether you're after adventure, serenity, or once-in-a-lifetime views, Alaska delivers it all.
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