By sailing on a world-renowned vessels like Norwegian Cruise Line’s Norwegian Sun or Princess Cruises’ Coral Princess, you can rest assured that there’s something for any person of any age.
Vancouver’s airport is the second busiest in Canada and welcomed more than 17 million people in 2011.
Flying into Seattle-Tacoma International Airport is often more affordable than other, more well-known alternatives.
This beautiful city is not only virtually accessible and relatively inexpensive to fly into from other cities in the United States, it’s also home to one of the most luxurious cruise ships in the industry: Princess Cruises Grand Princess.
Instead of going to during peak months, such as July or August, we recommend that you consider booking your vacation during what is known as shoulder season, which in this case refers to May and September, if you’re looking to cut costs.
Few people ever have the opportunity to view the Aurora Borealis, but you can when you take an Alaska cruise during certain times of the year.
Temperatures between May and August typically range between 54 and 73 degrees Fahrenheit, which means that it’s perfect weather for virtually anything including horseback riding, fishing, hiking or taking a walking tour through one of Alaska’s historic towns.
The relatively mild climate, rich Native American culture and interesting history make this the perfect vacation destination to not only have a great time, but walk away with some very fascinating information.
Its gorgeous, rugged scenery and high annual snowfall have earned Valdez the nickname “The Switzerland of Alaska,” but that doesn’t mean that the climate is too cold to enjoy yourself.
This picturesque vacation hotspot is home to approximately 920 residents, but because of all the wonderful things to do and see there, that number soars to almost 900,000 visitors during the peak of the summer season.